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BBS shareholders vote

Shareholders of Botswana Buildings Society (BBS) go into a crucial meeting later this month, which by the end of day could have decided if the Society can transform into a commercial bank or not.  This week, BBS board secretary Sipho Showa...

11 August 2014

Is Motswaledi’s death the tipping point for Botswana?

Former British Prime Minister, Benjamin Disraeli, has said, “Whether or not assassinations change the history of the world, they do change the history of the individual countries.” Was Motswaledi assassinated and will his death change the history...

11 August 2014

Where has all the Opera Music gone?

Gone are the days when opera was the only language spoken in the musical circles. Maitisong and No 1 Ladies Opera House had been the hosts to these world class shows and the BIFM festival was the ultimate show of the year where orchestra was...

11 August 2014

Divisions rock Gunners’ camp

It turns out that the past weekend’s 7-0 loss by Extension Gunners at the hands of Township Rollers in the Barclays Kabelano Cup was just a tip of an iceberg in the events taking place in their dressing room.  Emerging reports coming from the...

11 August 2014

SADC was under pressure to sign new trade deal

It was a foregone conclusion that the 14-member southern Africa trading bloc (SADC) would assent to the Economic Partnership Agreement between the European Union (EU) and the Africa, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries. The writing was already on...

11 August 2014

Employees stripped naked

All hell broke loose on Tuesday when staff members at Diacore in Gaborone were stripped naked following suspicions of a missing diamond. Details are still sketchy but Botswana Guardian can reveal that members of the Diamond and Narcotics Squad were...

11 August 2014

The plot thickens

At least the first seven people to witness the accident that took the life of Botswana Movement for Democracy (BMD) president, Gomolemo Motswaledi were police officers, a confidential Botswana Police report has provisionally found. But the...

11 August 2014

EPA done and dusted: What’s there to salvage

Trade and Industry minister Dorcas Makgato-Malesu defines the historic conclusion of the Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) between Southern African Development Community (SADC) and the European Union as a ‘great achievement’ they have done...

11 August 2014