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All bark and no bite

It was always an open verdict. Liberation heroes enjoy enormous support of their citizenry. Excepting this, incumbency has favoured their fortunes at polls, which are oft-times rejected by international observer missions. And this scenario is almost...

29 August 2013

National Stadium opens its gates to the public

The five-year wait is now over as the National Stadium will finally open its gates to the public this Saturday during a Zebras-Uganda game. The poor quality turf that was laid by the former contractor back in 2008, forced the Ministry of...

29 August 2013

National Stadium stirs back to life

Few will predict with certainty the number of people set to fill up the seats at the legendary National Stadium that will this Saturday host an international friendly soccer match between the Zebras and the Cranes of Uganda. The match is occasioned...

29 August 2013

Snail mail at risk of extinction

The postal industry is threatened by the growing global growth of digitalisation and mobile technologies, but it remains the most reliable means of communication in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) region. Speaking at the SADC...

29 August 2013

Less froth for KBL

Government might consider amending the traditional beer regulations, hardly a year since they were first implemented, a senior government minister has said. Trade and Industry minister, Dorcas Makgato-Malesu is said to have announced this during...

29 August 2013

Unions call for regime change

Faced with a government, which they say is reluctant to address their grievances, members of some labour unions are itching for action and less talking. At a Botswana Federation of Public Service Unions (BOFEPUSU) meeting on Wednesday held to update...

29 August 2013

F-town mourns Masisi

Northern Extra took to the streets of Maipaahela location, one of the most popular areas in Francistown and where Masisi was a resident. An elderly woman Ruth Moshodi was very saddened by the death of her MP. “He wouldnt pass by my yard without...

29 August 2013

Barclays Life bullish

Barclays Life Botswana, a wholly owned subsidiary of Absa Financial Services (AFS), forecasts gross premiums income of P150 million in 2013, driven by renewed demand for their products.  This week, Lanz Zulu Managing Executive of Absa Financial...

29 August 2013

Exotic Ramatebele’s comfort

Sports is the reason he has a television set in his house. The 39-year-old Serowe man also watches news and action movies. Even though gospel music tops his choice, he also prefers a variety. Now a man who is ready to marry, Exotic says that he has...

29 August 2013

All bark and no bite

It was always an open verdict. Liberation heroes enjoy enormous support of their citizenry. Excepting this, incumbency has favoured their fortunes at polls, which are oft-times rejected by international observer missions. And this scenario is almost...

29 August 2013