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Trio wins Presidential awards

Books will be written about one of the greatest moments in the history of the country that saw the performing and visual arts highly gain the recognition that they deserve from the first citizen of Botswana.  On Monday this week when Botswana...

04 October 2013

No plans for Zebras, for now

The Zebras may have been playing their last match for the year when they beat AFCON finalists Burkina Faso on Independence Day. From the tone and response of the Botswana Football Association’s (BFA) Chief Executive Officer Keith Masters, there...

04 October 2013

Four tussle in F/West BDP primaries

Botswana Democratic Party [BDP] primary election to find a replacement for the late MP for Francistown West Tshelang Masisi tomorrow (Saturday) has pitted four candidates. Monarch South councillor Ignatius Moswaane, former BDP women’s wing...

04 October 2013

Africa hope for Puma investment

Puma Energy is looking at opportunities to penetrate the distribution of retail fuel market in Botswana and says it is attracted to Africa by its insatiable appetite for the downstream fuel supply. “Botswana is still supplied from South Africa. We...

04 October 2013

Matambo messed up the economy – report

If the recently released Afrobarometre survey is indicative of anything, it is that Batswana are generally dissatisfied with the current state of the economy and that poverty and inequalities continue to rise. Scores of Batswana who responded to the...

04 October 2013

WUC intensified water rationing

As water levels at Gaborone and Bokaa Dams continue to reach frightening levels, things are not looking very well for the residents in the Greater Gaborone area. Unless it rains in the catchment areas for these dams in the coming weeks, the hardest...

04 October 2013

Criminals hit at nine boreholes

Efforts by the Water Utilities Corporation (WUC) to rehabilitate nine boreholes in Ramotswa are being frustrated by unscrupulous criminals. They have turned the nine boreholes into a gold mine where they harvest cables and various components of the...

04 October 2013

Botswana hosts Innovation Africa summit

A few years ago the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) caused a stir after a statement that in 25 years, Africa “will be empty of brains”. This was in reference to the continued migration of skilled workers, and the exodus of...

04 October 2013

BOPEU cautions members against active politics

Public employees have been warned against actively participating in political parties politics. Botswana Public Employees Union (BOPEU) Chairman Oaitse Patle said the Department of Public Service Management (DPSM) has told them to caution their...

04 October 2013

First phase of traffic upgrade underway

A traffic upgrade project costing over P36 million is underway in Gaborone. Presenting to the Gaborone City Council (GCC) full council this week, GCC Principal Roads Engineer Khumo Manyathelo revealed that the ministry of transport and...

04 October 2013