Kairo Forex Botswana, a citizen owned company providing training and mentorship in the multi-billion forex industry says, their primary role is to ensure Batswana have access to reliable content on forex, as this enhances their chances to trade successfully.
Access to real time forex trading content, enables traders to be in a position to predict price movement for different financial movements. “Our primary goal is to make forex content easily to every Motswana on social media and all other media platforms,” Kairo Forex Botswana founder Thuto Tamocha told Botswana Guardian.
The company offer mentorship virtually all our clients locally and internationally, having been able to break through the South African and United Kingdom markets. The forex industry, which is fast gaining traction in Botswana, has the potential to uplift locals. However, there is need for more collaborations.
“The forex industry has potential locally the only challenge we have as local traders is we lack unity as compared to South African traders who seem to be excelling in their field. We need to support each other as this could really improve the future of the business in Botswana and reduce any cyber criminal activities related to the business,” said Tamocha, who has an economics degree from the University of Botswana (UB). The global foreign exchange services market was expected to have grown by $7,523.28 billion in 2023 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10.8%.
The industry is not without risks. Kairo Forex Botswana which was formed in 2021, continues to sensitize participants on these risks. “As forex traders is our duty educate people on the risks that come with forex trading including how much to invest and how to manage it. We encourage all our clients to have more realistic trading goals to avoid frustrations that come with losses. To formulate and commit to their trading plans,” stated Tamocha.
Access to real time forex trading content, enables traders to be in a position to predict price movement for different financial movements. “Our primary goal is to make forex content easily to every Motswana on social media and all other media platforms,” Kairo Forex Botswana founder Thuto Tamocha told Botswana Guardian.
The company offer mentorship virtually all our clients locally and internationally, having been able to break through the South African and United Kingdom markets. The forex industry, which is fast gaining traction in Botswana, has the potential to uplift locals. However, there is need for more collaborations.
“The forex industry has potential locally the only challenge we have as local traders is we lack unity as compared to South African traders who seem to be excelling in their field. We need to support each other as this could really improve the future of the business in Botswana and reduce any cyber criminal activities related to the business,” said Tamocha, who has an economics degree from the University of Botswana (UB). The global foreign exchange services market was expected to have grown by $7,523.28 billion in 2023 at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10.8%.
The industry is not without risks. Kairo Forex Botswana which was formed in 2021, continues to sensitize participants on these risks. “As forex traders is our duty educate people on the risks that come with forex trading including how much to invest and how to manage it. We encourage all our clients to have more realistic trading goals to avoid frustrations that come with losses. To formulate and commit to their trading plans,” stated Tamocha.
