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Koobonye Ramokopelwa
  • Airport City SEZ set to accelerate economic growth, create jobs, bolster exports

    President Mokgweetsi Masisi has officially launched the much-anticipated Airport City Special Economic Zone (SEZ), which is a significant step towards realizing a fully-fledged operational SEZ equipped with modern factories and other amenities.“It...

  • BERA is 'sleeping on the job'

    Scores of local retailers within the Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG) industry have accused the regulator, Botswana Energy Regulatory Authority of ‘sleeping on its job’ and letting some players ‘to do as they please’ and in the process...

  • A1 road up for grabs

    In a bold move, which is aimed at upgrading the country’s road infrastructure, government has announced plans to privatise and toll 640 km of the A1 road, stretching from Ramatlabama in the South, all the way to Ramokgwebana, in the North East....

  • Cut 3 project: Orapa mine's game changer

    Debswana, the diamond stalwart, is buoyant that, once Cut 3 project in Orapa mine is successfully executed, it will ensure the operation is smart connected, coupled with enhanced safety, and improved efficiency, Botswana Guardian is...

  • PushaBW propels Mindset Change and vice versa

    Mindset change is of critical importance, if Botswana, which is overly dependent on imports, is to change its fortunes, become self-reliant and prosperous. Commentators and policy makers are of the general view that, once Batswana have changed their...

  • Botswana Trade Portal eases doing business

    Botswana Trade Portal, the web-based cross-border trade facilitation tool that provides the business community with trade-related information on export, import and cross-border in Botswana, has been, to a certain extent, been hailed as a successful...

  • Botswana Trade Portal eases doing business

    Botswana Trade Portal, the web-based cross-border trade facilitation tool that provides the business community with trade-related information on export, import and cross-border in Botswana, has been, to a certain extent, been hailed as a successful...

  • Inside Govt.'s arduous task of rationalisation

    Government’s decision to rationalise some of the State Owned Enterprises (SOEs) in a bid to improve efficiency, is in fact doing the opposite.The current process is clouded by uncertainty and stumbling blocks ahead of the country’s highly...

  • FNB to limit exposure to non-ESG compliant sectors

    The leading commercial bank, First National Bank Botswana has announced it is positioning itself as a transition financier, which basically means they will be more cautious towards financing sectors which are not Environmental, Social & Governance...

  • Govt. plans to flourish private sector - Serame

    Finance minister, Peggy Serame has reiterated government's multi-pronged strategies geared towards enabling the private sector to thrive and help power the landlocked country to a high income status in just over 10 years.Botswana, a semi-arid...

  • ODC lures citizen owned companies into diamonds

    Okavango Diamond Company, the government-owned rough diamond marketing company has launched a ground breaking sales model for citizen owned companies, which, according to Managing Director, Mmetla Masire will encourage more to participate and benefit...

  • StanChart strategy pays off

    Standard Chartered Bank Botswana, the only international bank operating in the country, has posted impressive profits for the six months to June 2023, thanks to a successful execution of its corporate strategy which among others, focusses on optimal...

  • Unipay mulls expansion into SADC market

    UniPay, the 100% Botswana-owned technology company, which specialises in contactless payment solutions for the public transport sector has just announced bigger plans-which include taking the business to the rest of Southern African countries.The...

  • StanChart strategy pays off

    Standard Chartered Bank Botswana, the only international bank operating in the country, has posted impressive profits for the six months to June 2023, thanks to a successful execution of its corporate strategy which among others, focusses on optimal...

  • Unipay mulls expansion into SADC market

    UniPay, the 100% Botswana-owned technology company, which specialises in contactless payment solutions for the public transport sector has just announced bigger plans-which include taking the business to the rest of Southern African countries.The...

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