GAME CHANGER: Molokomme
It is now over two months since the versatile Mothusi Molokomme was appointed as the Managing Director for G4S Botswana.
Having spent most of his career in the Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) – the liquor industry specifically, Molokomme recently switched lanes to the security industry where he hopes to use his experience as a seasoned business leader to take G4S to new heights.
He recently sat down with Voice Money’s KABELO ADAMSON where he talked about among other things, how the security industry can be improved.
Q. Firstly, congratulations on your recent appointment as G4S Botswana Managing Director?
ExpressCredit’s new queen
With a career verging on 20 years in the financial industry, Charlotte Mathula was recently appointed Chief Executive Officer of ExpressCredit Botswana.
In this interview with Voice Money’s
KABELO ADAMSON, Mathula outlines her plans for one of the fastest growing micro-lenders in the country.
As the new CEO, what are your priorities?
ExpressCredit is a game-changer and one of the fastest micro-lenders in Botswana. We are a technology and data-driven lending company leveraging technology, a wide branch network and direct sales agents to provide access to finance.
ExpressCredit is a company with potential, and I plan to use untapped resources to not only build a sustainable, scalable business but transform the micro-lending space.
Finance consultancy’s attention to detail sets them apart
In the murky, confusing world of finance and accounting, Noble Fields Consultancy is fast emerging as a shining light, expertly guiding clients through the fog.
Established in June 2017 by the impressive Lebogang Tshambane, the company thrives on providing a personal touch.
The 26-year-old accountant’s passion for her work is obvious as she takes Voice Money through her journey this week.
Outlining how her consultancy stands out from the rest, Tshambane, who serves as the Managing Director (MD), explains, “Others just come up with a general plan, they don’t work with the client to better suit their business.
Orange Botswana’s red hot success
The lyrics to Canadian rapper Drake’s 2014 hit ‘Started from the bottom now we’re here’ perfectly sum up Gobe Mbayi’s career.
17 years ago, Mbayi was earning P600 a month for his full-time job as a Help Desk Technician.
Today, he is the Chief Technical and Information Officer at Orange Botswana, a position he has held since 2016.
The hard-working family man shares his inspirational story with Voice Money’s
KABELO ADAMSON.
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My main role is ensuring that Orange Botswana provides the best customer experience on ICT services.
The role also entails bringing to the market, innovative products and services in the digital era.
RENTAL ARREARS: BHC houses
As Botswana Housing Corporation (BHC) officially introduced new prices for its units this week, they did so on the backdrop of being owed P27 million in rental arrears.
As of 1st April, BHC tenants saw a hike in their rentals as the Corporation enforced an increase for the first time in 16 years.
Confirming they are owed millions, speaking to Voice Money this week, BHC Head of Marketing and Communication, Gomolemo Zimona revealed that as of the end of February the figure stood at a whopping P27 million.
However, he refused to go into detail on the debt.