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Dutch confidence, petty thieves and sprints
So tell me, dear reader, what would you do if you were to be attacked by a tjatjarag character? Ideally, I would pull a mean punch or pull out my pistol and aim at his scrotum. In reality I would probably scream like a mad person or run away. Call me...
Keletso Thobega
| 12 February 2018
Centres of Excellence neglected
Lack of coordination between the Ministry of Youth, Empowerment Sports and Culture (MYESCD), Botswana Athletics Association (BAA) and the Ministry of Basic Education (MBE) has led to the dysfunction of Centres of Excellence (CoE). This was revealed...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
Gambling revenue to save sports
The Botswana National Sports Commission (BNSC) is poised to benefit immensely from the gambling industry that is set pick up pace in the country. Given the recent establishment of the Gambling Authority, which will regulate the national lottery,...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
Cycling fails to charm women
Johnmol Cycling Club founder Karabo Moletsana says most women seem disinterested in joining the cycling sport. Out of 28 athletes found in his club, only four are women. Moletsana was speaking on the side -lines of a new partnership deal between...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
Injuries hold Nyumasi back
Orapa United attacking midfielder Tendai Nyumasi’s nagging thigh injury to have negative effects on his football career. This past weekend when Orapa humiliated Gaborone United (GU) 4-1in a Mascom Top 8 second leg semi-final clash, Nyumasi could...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
Makwala Challenge donates to schools
The 2017 Makwala Challenge Cup that was held in Tutume this past December raised enough funds to buy sports equipment for six primary schools in the north eastern village. The equipment was handed over to all the schools earlier this month by 400m...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
Athletes village in sorry state
The Botswana National Sports Commission’s (BNSC) athlete village located in Gaborone is said to be in a sorry state. The complex, which is used to house athletes in camp for national team assignments is said to be in need of serious maintenance...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
Botswana enrolls first patient in Ambition Study
The first patient has been enrolled in a study aimed at improving cryptococcal meningitis treatment to cut Botswana’s HIV/AIDS death toll, Ambition Study Lead Clinician, Dr David Lawrence has revealed. A total of 850 patients will be recruited in...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
Dr. Nelson Mwaniki: Occupational Health Specialist
Tell us a little about yourself, your background? I am a medical doctor with a Bachelor of Medicine and a Bachelor of Surgery from the University of Nairobi, Kenya (1983). I am also a holder of a Master of Science degree in Occupational Medicine...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
Gay HIV+ activist hails new prevention drug, PrEP
Openly gay and HIV-positive, 21-year old Pontsho Sekisang is excited about the new HIV-prevention drug PrEP – pre-exposure prophylaxis - and believes it’s heaven sent for the local gay community which he says is small but sexually vibrant. PrEP...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
Don't be afraid to seek a second opinion
Breast cancer survior, Patricia Letlape urges patients to always seek a second opinion especially when it comes to life threatening diseases like cancer. Letlape is a member of the Fighters Support Group, which is made up of breast cancer survivors....
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
Watermelon-Natural Viagra
fireworks in their love life this February 14th may want to skip the burgers and beer at the barbecue and eat plenty of watermelon. Watermelon may be a natural Viagra, says a researcher. That's because the popular summer fruit is richer than experts...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
Beat your sore throat
Raw garlic Garlic has antiseptic properties, and it may help relieve sore throat pain. When crushed, raw garlic releases a compound called allicin that has antibacterial, antifungal, and antiviral properties. How to Use Chew on a raw clove or take a...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
Water Utilities' "Operation Tswala Pompo" in full swing
Corporation owed over P850 000 000 Government Ministries to be disconnected as well The Water Utilities Corporation (WUC) began disconnecting taps of all customers whose bills are in arrears last week. Spokesperson Khumo Mugibelo did not...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
AP commits to uphold Press freedom
President of Alliance for Progressives, Ndaba Gaolathe says his party will strive to create a lively environment for the media in Botswana. Gaolathe who was presenting the party’s annual Policy Statement in Gaborone said as the Progressives, they...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
Nkaigwa to face Pilane and Balopi in Gaborone North
Speaker of National Assembly Gladys Kokorwe has official announced Member of Parliament for Gaborone North Haskins Nkaigwa’s defection from Umbrella for Democratic Change. Nkaigwa is now a member of Alliance for Progressives (AP), a breakaway party...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
"Girls throw themselves at me" - Bruce Nkgakile
Bruce Nkgakile has always been a controversial figure. He has made his mark in politics, business and has been implicated in a few money scandals. Most recently, he was reportedly kicked out of the Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) Youth executive...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
WUC is a rip-off, says customers
This past week saw Batswana crowding at Water Utilities Corporation (WUC) offices to pay their water bills. This followed WUC’s stern warning that the corporation would be embarking on an intensive debt collection drive. All WUC customers who are...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
Warm reception for Prof Norris at UB
cellor Professor David Norris has struck a chord with students at the country’s highest institution of learning ever since he was appointed late last year by higher education minister, Dr Alfred Madigele. Prof. Norris, who becomes the sixth Vice...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
Bouncy's seductive dance wows YAMAs
Maureen Maila, better known as 'Bouncy', is a woman on a mission, and this year she is going to prove it. The 26 year-old sassy artist, stunned at the just-ended YAMAs when she performed her latest hit, Serope. She danced seductively, clad in a...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
CJ warns against random bailouts
Chief Justice Maruping Dibotelo says the perception that whereas police arrest suspects, the courts are quick to release them on bail could backfire if not properly handled. Dibotelo indicated that this narrative if not handled properly has the...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
Matambo exalts Khama
Minister of Finance and Economic Development, Kenneth Matambo paid tribute to President Lt. Gen. Ian Khama when delivering his last budget speech under the latter’s leadership on Monday. Matambo, an experienced economist who previously worked for...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
Love hard to find for gay men
It’s worse if you are HIV positive Finding love is hard generally, but according to Pontsho Sekisang (21), it is even harder to find it within the gay community; add being HIV positive and it’s like climbing Mount Everest. And so sadly, he says,...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
Gongmaster hates miracle money
Mention miracle money and you will see Mponang 'Gong Master' Ketshabile’s face turn sour. Gongmaster, also known as Tau Ya Koma, hates miracle money and is not afraid to say it out in public. He has even said it on his radio show that the reason...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
At 43, Kgosi Gasebalwe Seretse is an eligible bachelor
At 43, Kgosi Gasebalwe Seretse of Pilikwe is a man under pressure to bring his tribe a Mohumagadi (queen). Author, former journalist and pastor at Kings Highway Church in Pilikwe, Seretse is a very intelligent traditional leader who also boasts good...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
Matambo projects strong economic recovery
The country’s economy will accelerate by more than five percent this year, backed by strong recovery of the mining and non-mining sectors, Finance and Economic Development minister, Kenneth Matambo told legislators on Monday. Presenting the 2018/19...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
Govt. pumps P2bn into road infrastructure
Government is planning to invest up to P2 billion in the country’s road network in the upcoming financial year, finance minister, Kenneth Matambo has disclosed. He made the announcement when delivering the 2018/19 budget speech earlier in the week,...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
New Innovation Fund Committee to ‘hit ground
The implementation of the Botswana Innovation Hub (BIH) Fund is expected to breathe life into stifled startups in the innovation sector that have over the years been challenged by lack of funding. Minister for Tertiary Education, Research, Science...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
Budget allocation to agric falls short
A Botswana Agricultural Marketing Board (BAMB) Agronomist, Lambani Obuseng says the P1.34 billion allocated to Agriculture in the 2018/19 National Budget is not enough to support the sector. Speaking at the First National Bank (FNB) Budget Review...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
Buntu taste plans for growth
Young businesswoman, Botho Ramomene could not just be idle and rely on the support from her parents while she has cooking and ginger brewing skills. She produces ginger for corporate events, weddings, parties and other social occasions. In an...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
Pension Funds urged to invest locally
Botswana pension funds are expected to convene in Kasane on a country specific forum on Investments and Management set for March 21 to 22. The Botswana Pension Funds Investment and Management Forum themed, ‘Putting the spotlight on alternative...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
African Energy negotiating with BPC to connect to
African Energy has announced that it is currently negotiating with Botswana Power Corporation (BPC) to use the national transmission grid. The coal mining company is currently developing an integrated coal mine as well as a 450MW power plant in...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
Letlole La Rona buys Watershed Piazza Mall
Competition Authority has approved the acquisition of Watershed Piazza Mall in Mahalapye for P149 million by public property investment company, Letlole La Rona (LLR). Acting Chief Executive of the Competition Authority, Magdeline Gabaraane said the...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
VCF promises to transform Botswana agribusiness
Over 200 members of the Value Chain Farming (VCF) Africa-Botswana are optimistic that if they work together they will ultimately be able to feed the nation and sell beyond borders. The farmers converged in a three-day Summer School and Conference...
Sun Reporter
| 12 February 2018
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