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DML considers petition of retrenched employees

Discovery Metals Management (DML) is seriously considering all aspects of the petition that was submitted by Botswana Mine Workers Union (BMWU) and 78 Boseto retrenched employees. The retrenched employees had complained that they were cheated out of...

14 February 2014

Botswana to sign deal with Namibia to develop coal-export line

Botswana and Namibia will sign a deal at the end of this month to develop a 1,500-kilometer (932-mile) railway for transporting coal exports to the port of Walvis Bay, according to the Botswana Chamber of Mines. “Technical glitches” delaying the...

14 February 2014

ANC wants BDP to join Socialist International

In an unexpected development the ruling Botswana Democratic Party is seriously entertaining joining a socialist international organisation that seeks to establish democratic socialism around the world. According to the party officials, the party is...

14 February 2014

No money to build new roads and bridges

The ministry of transport and communication needs over P1.4 billion to maintain the dilapidated roads across the country. In an interview with Minister of Transport and Communications Nonofo Molefhi said to nurse the country roads back to usable...

14 February 2014

US Ambassador Gavin’s term ends

In an interview with Botswana Guardian before going back home, United States ambassador to Botswana Michelle Gavin discusses her stay in Botswana, democracy, politics and gender-based violence.BG: Your three year term in Botswana is coming to an end...

14 February 2014

A best friend is a gift

We often take for granted how precious a thing it is to be a best friend, how many people cannot freely use those two words and how many have never experienced that very particular kind of love. Come to think about it, it’s an incredible feeling...

14 February 2014

Opposition differ on SADC electoral missions

Four SADC member state - Botswana, Malawi, Nambia and South Africa- go for general election this year to choose a new government. President Ian Khama revealed in a recent state media interview that Botswana will no longer participate in SADC...

14 February 2014

BTC profitability under siege

Well placed industry insiders have serious doubts regarding Botswana Telecommunications Corporation Limited (BTCL)’s profitability post-privatisation. The startling revelations come just a week after former Public Enterprise Evaluation and...

14 February 2014

Butler up for the Zebras challenge

Quite simply put, the new Zebras head coach Peter Butler has one of the toughest jobs in African football. Some already say that the English man with a UEFA Pro Licence has no idea of what he has gotten himself into given the track record of the...

14 February 2014

ANC wants BDP to join Socialist International

In an unexpected development the ruling Botswana Democratic Party is seriously entertaining joining a socialist international organisation that seeks to establish democratic socialism around the world. According to the party officials, the party is...

14 February 2014