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BBA launch pencilled for this Sunday postponed

The shower hour will have to wait. The same applies to viewers who have been itching to compare notes about eye candy in the house. The drama, intrigue and action that fans of the popular show have been waiting for will have to be stored somewhere...

08 September 2014

BFA referee's manager fired

Botswana Football Association (BFA) has sacked its long time referees’ manager Dintwe Dintwe, BG Sport can reveal.  According to sources close to the matter, the BFA has been trying to call Dintwe to order following overwhelming complaints from...

08 September 2014

ABC to delist from BSE

African Banking Corporation (ABC) will in due course pull out from Botswana and Zimbabwean stock exchanges, BG Business has learnt.   This follows the successful completion of a marathon takeover of the regional banking group by Atlas Mara, an...

08 September 2014

TCE students live in deplorable conditions

The acting minister of education Mokgweetsi Masisi said he was sad when addressing the students of Tonota College of Education (TCE) on Tuesday during their peaceful demonstration.  Some of the grievances by students are lack of hot water in their...

08 September 2014

Kazungula construction takes off today

A South Korean Company, Daewoo E&C is expected to sign a US$162 million contract with the governments of Botswana and Zambia to construct the first phase of the Kazungula Bridge project in Livingstone, Zambia today (Friday). Botswana and Zambia have...

08 September 2014

Favouritism alleged at Office of Auditor General

The retired Auditor General Robby Sebopeng’s leadership style will come to haunt him from fed up officers bent on exposing the corruption that happened during his tenure.  After 31 years of service, Sebopeng left the office of the auditor general...

08 September 2014

Poaching cartels active in Botswana

An intricate detailed report that maps the global trade in illicit elephant ivory from the African bush to the thriving Asian retail markets has revealed that sophisticated poaching and trafficking cartels are active in Botswana and threaten the...

08 September 2014