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Thapelo Moribame Completes Trade Training in Tokyo, Focuses on BSE Transformation

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Thapelo Tebogo Moribame completed international trade training in Tokyo. Over the past decade, she has worked to transform the Botswana Stock Exchange, shifting it from an exclusive platform for corporate elites to one that supports national wealth creation.

From weekendpost.co.bw

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Moribame's efforts are aimed at driving broad economic participation, addressing challenges faced by small and medium-sized enterprises, such as limited access to capital and weak corporate governance. Her background includes experience at Air Botswana and obtaining a Master of Commerce in Economics from Stellenbosch University.

From weekendpost.co.bw

Who's involved

  • Thapelo Tebogo MoribameEconomist who has transformed the Botswana Stock Exchange
  • Botswana Stock ExchangeStock exchange integral to Botswana's national economic health
  • TokyoLocation where Thapelo Tebogo Moribame completed international trade training
  • Air BotswanaCompany where Thapelo Tebogo Moribame served as Marketing Manager
  • Stellenbosch UniversityUniversity from which Thapelo Tebogo Moribame obtained her Master of Commerce

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Possible knock-on effects

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    The Botswana Stock Exchange promoting listing could provide small and medium-sized enterprises with alternative funding to traditional bank financing.

  • The Botswana Stock Exchange's focus on alternative capital might challenge traditional regional bank lending.

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