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Botswana sends 80 observers to Zim election

Botswana has no reason to believe that the upcoming Zimbabwe general election will descend into chaos and violence as it was the case with the much disputed 2008 general election, Botswana foreign affairs minister Phandu Skelemani has said. In 2008,...

26 July 2013

Botswana braces for another knock

      Diamond-rich Botswana might feel the brunt of the United States’ plans to cut back on asset purchases in a bid to stimulate economic growth. Ben Bernanke, the charismatic Fed Governor has announced the possibility of implementing the...

26 July 2013

SA supermarket probed over market abuse

      The Competition Authority is investigating a well-known South African chain supermarket, which is accused of abusing its position as Anchor Tenant at the expense of competitors while favouring other SA stores. The CA acted after it...

26 July 2013

EPA talks: The endless EU trivia

As if there was not enough pressure, trade minister, Dorcus Makgato-Malesu appeared calm after a long day at the official residence of Head of the European Union (EU) delegation in Gaborone. She had just met visiting EU Trade Commissioner, Karel...

26 July 2013

Falepau opens a can of worms

Dr. David Falepau worked with the Minister of Agriculture Christiaan De Graaff for about 18 months, but they never comprehended each other. However, it only took 15 minutes for former Vice President Mompati Merafhe to understand the former Botswana...

26 July 2013

Sechaba cuts jobs

Kgalagadi Breweries Limited (KBL), the makers of St. Louis and Black Label will axe a number of employees following the closure of Palapye Chibuku Depot. BG Business can reveal that after the Sechaba Holdings subsidiary decided to shut the Palapye...

26 July 2013

IMF urges Botswana to broaden tax base

      Government is working on a number of options that will ensure the country’s tax base is broadened, Finance and Development Planning Minister has revealed. Kenneth Matambo was speaking to Botswana Guardian days after International...

26 July 2013

Heavyweights for joy of Jazz

The 2012 Standard Bank Joy of Jazz festival will this year be a fusion of the youthful sounds alongside legendary musicians. This will be the 15th festival to be held in the capital of arts, Newton in Johannesburg, the New Orleans of South Africa....

26 July 2013

Stan remains calm despite pressure

The senior national team head coach Stanley Tshosane is a man under tremendous pressure this weekend. Or maybe not! His superiors at the Botswana Football Association (BFA) have demanded in writing that he reaches the finals of the African Nations...

26 July 2013

Why Basarwa’s lawyer was denied visa

The government of Botswana has refused to grant a visa to the Basarwa lawyer, Advocate Gordon Bennett because the latter is not bringing anything beneficial to the country, Botswana Guardian has learnt.  The latest move has been branded...

26 July 2013