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Key Dingake’s recognition as world class scholar and jurist grows

The appointment of Justice Oagile Key Dingake as an adjunct professor of Law, by a leading Australian University James Cook- soon after a similar conferment by the University of Cape Town, is confirmation of his intellectual depth. Dingake’s...

05 February 2019

Norilsk appeal judgement set for February 8

The Court of Appeal has reserved to February 8 a judgment of an appeal case in which Norilsk group had applied for leave of court to commence arbitration in the London Court of Arbitration. A panel of three judges being Presiding judge, Frederik...

05 February 2019

Walk the talk Mr. President Geingob

Today marks a historic visit of Namibian President, Hage Geingob in Botswana on a one day tour of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) headquarters in his capacity as chairperson. The leading question as he enters the iconic building...

05 February 2019

Infrastructure in Africa: The growth essential

In this eighth edition, Fauconnier and Mandimika have focused on the need for efficient infrastructure – something they believe is key to unlocking opportunities and tapping into the growth that Africa has to offer. The publication highlights some...

05 February 2019

Sefalana intensifies bottled water business

Foods Botswana (FB), the manufacturing arm of Sefalana Group has announced intentions to aggressively grow its bottle water business under the AStar brand. The low level of profitable recorded by the Group’s manufacturing subsidiary for the six...

Andrew Maramwidze | 05 February 2019

Orapa region mines pick De Beers’ output

Planned production increase at Debswana’s mines in the Orapa region - Orapa, Letlhakane and Damtshaa has pushed up De Beers’ rough diamonds output for the last quarter of 2018, the group’s latest report has indicated. De Beers’ latest...

Andrew Maramwidze | 05 February 2019

Bridget John calls for professionalism in the procurement industry

Public Procurement and Asset Disposal Board (PPADB) Executive Chairman, Bridget John said there is need for professional training in the industry to improve the current procurement processes in the country. She said training has been lacking in...

Keikantse Lesemela | 05 February 2019

FSG Managing Director, Mike Nikolic leaves

Funeral Services Group (FSG) Managing Director, Mike Nikolic has quit the company to pursue other business interests effective Monday. He has been with the company he co-founded for about 26 years. The board of the company, which delisted some few...

Sun Reporter | 05 February 2019

Sadique’s mom caught in NPF corruption mess

The Court of Appeal will this Friday make a ruling in a case in which Jeanette Mooketsi has through her lawyer Unoda Mack filed an urgent application to be given back a Mercedes Benz vehicle, which was impounded by the DCEC. Mooketsi is the mother...

Sun Reporter | 05 February 2019

Molapowabojang truck owners threaten to protest

The tussle between resident truck owners of Molapowabojang and the Kanye Administration Authority over the awarding of tenders for works in internal roads is far from over. The work involves hauling of 3 500 cubic meters of gravel from Lobatse...

The MidweekSun Admin 05 February 2019

BDC hunts for new partner for Lobatse Clay Works

Botswana Development Corporation (BDC) is looking for a partner to work with it on the transformation of the ailing Lobatse Clay Works (LCW). The bricks and paving company, which was once considered the bread and butter of many people and an...

Keletso Thobega | 05 February 2019