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Dikarabo Ramadubu
  • G-West communities invite Boko, Masisi to celebrate peaceful power transition

    Communities from Gaborone West, spanning both the Gaborone Bonnington South and Bonnington North constituencies, are in the final stages of preparations for a unique celebration.They are inviting President Advocate Duma Boko and former President Dr....

  • MoH debt balloons

    Fifty-three (53) private businesses are owed payments for goods and services supplied as of the end of July 2025, Assistant Minister of Health, Lawrance Ookeditse, has revealed.Debts span from as little as P1,100 to a staggering P155.7 million.In...

  • 171 Guards left jobless ...as security firms collapse over unpaid wages

    Botswana faces a growing unemployment crisis as companies shut down due to financial mismanagement, underquoting to win contracts, and delayed client payments.This week, Minister of State Moeti Mohwasa told Parliament that 15 security firms had their...

  • Decisive moment for AB board

    The clock is rapidly ticking for the Board of Air Botswana to make a decisive call on the fate of its suspended General Manager, Lulu Rasebotsa.Currently serving a 30-day suspension, Rasebotsa's time is down to mere hours—a development that,...

  • Name Mmathethe-Verda Highway after Dr Chimbombi

    Acting Minister of Lands and Agriculture, Dr Edwin Dikoloti, has urged the government of Botswana to honour the late Minister Dr Micus Chimbombi by constructing the Mmathethe–Metlobo–Bray–Verda Highway, which connects the constituencies of...

  • Tshere dismisses BITRI-BDIH merger

    In a significant development aimed at job creation, the Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC) government has pledged full support to the Botswana Institute for Technology Research and Innovation (BITRI) by scaling up its vehicle retrofitting...

  • UDC Govt advances Chinese Electric Vehicle assembly agreement

    Several factors have influenced the ruling UDC government’s decision to continue with the assembly of Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) and buses in Botswana.Chief among them is that the initiative, originally introduced by the former BDP government,...

  • PS controversially redeployed amid clashes with Ramogapi

    Bonolo Khumotaka, the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Water and Human Settlements, has once again been relieved of her position and redeployed to the National Planning Commission (NPC) as Deputy Commissioner General.According to information...

  • Legislators fully support Medical Aid Funds Bill

    Parliament is likely to pass the Medical Aid Funds Bill, 2025, following its second reading by Vice President and Minister of Finance, Ndaba Gaolathe—if the contributions from legislators so far are anything to go by.According to Gaolathe, the Bill...

  • Major shake-up looms at Air Botswana

    Fresh developments from the government enclave suggest major changes are underway at the national airline, Air Botswana.The airline’s board is not only working tirelessly to craft a strategy aimed at improving efficiency and returning the airline...

  • Men unite to tackle GBV

    A group of men meets this Saturday under the aegis of the Men’s Conference at Mmamoleane Farm in Lotlhakane West to discuss practical measures to end gender based violence.They have realised that communities are hurting and have resolved to change...

  • Botswana Police Air tests hi-tech drones in Bobirwa

    The Botswana Police Service (BPS) has begun testing its Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), commonly known as Drones, which are operated under its Air Wing Unit in the Bobirwa region, a move that has sparked widespread discussion among residents.It...

  • Molepolole to receive permanent potable water supply – PS

    Molepolole - arguably one of the largest villages in the country - has endured a severe shortage of potable water for the past five decades.Relief is finally on the horizon, as plans are underway to supply the village with water from the North-South...

  • More effort needed to save Selibe Phikwe

    For the residents of Selebi-Phikwe, the long-cherished vision of the Selebi Phikwe Economic Development Unit (SPEDU) remains elusive. Many believe it could take decades before this ambitious dream is fully realised.Limited resources and a slow pace...

  • Foreigners accused of selling illegal toxic pesticides

    Many Batswana have been forced to abandon farming due to losses caused by foreign nationals, particularly Zimbabweans, who are selling hazardous chemicals.Member of Parliament for Nkange, Motlhaleemang Moalosi, who also serves on the Public Accounts...

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