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Nicholas Mokwena
  • BNF headed for a showdown

    The Botswana National Front (BNF) will, over the President’s holidays test its unity and resilience for the first time while in power in the much-anticipated fierce contest for Central Committee positions.The Congress will be held in Palapye, an...

  • The dead cannot hear - Balopi

    Many have written and read Botswana Democratic Party (BDP)’s political obituary after its devastating performance during the 2024 general election.However, Party President, Mpho Balopi, is adamant that the party he leads is alive and well.“Look,...

  • Battle for control of the Delta

    A fight for the control of the multi-million Pula Tourism sector has erupted in the delta as operators clash with community trusts over traversing rights.A lucrative concession in the Okavango Delta - NG32 has pitted operators against some Trusts,...

  • Health Ministry still grappling with shortage of specialists

    The Ministry of Health is experiencing a shortage of specialists, especially in the surgical services.This was revealed by the Minister of Health Dr Steven Modise who stated that there is also a high attrition rate of specialists employed in...

  • BNF rival camps compromise ahead of congress

    Botswana National Front (BNF) President Advocate Duma Boko may score big in uniting the party ahead of its historic elective congress, as rival factions could reach an agreement, Botswana Guardian has learned.Fresh information reaching this...

  • Prof Mzwinila's two weeks raid ordeal

    In the heart of the capital city, Gaborone, a spectacle of unparalleled intensity unfolded.The once tranquil residence of Professor Kefentse Mzwinila, a well-decorated former cabinet minister, was a whirlwind of activity as a veritable army of...

  • Botswana Railways corruption rot exposed

    A highly-charged tension has erupted between the newly appointed Botswana Railways (BR) Board and the Executive Management (ExCo) over the running of affairs at the troubled parastatal.Botswana Guardian has established that since the new board led by...

  • Mine Workers Union lambasts Boko, Kenewendo

    Botswana Mine Workers Union (BMWU) has expressed concern at the President Duma Boko cabinet’s indifference to its calls for intervention over non-payment of Meropa Resources and Johdee Mineral Processing.Meropa Resources and Johdee Mineral...

  • BIUST rejects own appeals committee's order

    Botswana International University of Science and Technology (BIUST) and its Vice Chancellor, Professor Otlogetswe Totolo, have been taken to the High Court by former lecturer and whistle-blower, Dr Malatsi Galani.Galani is contesting the...

  • Beating the odds

    Leeroy Systems, a 100 percent citizen-owned company, has emerged as a true beacon of perseverance and innovation in the realm of Prepaid Smart Water Meters.Over the past decade since its inception, Leeroy Systems has faced numerous hurdles, red tapes...

  • No salary increment for public servants

    The government, through the Directorate of Public Service Management (DPSM), has brought nothing to the negotiation table with the six (6) recognised Trade Unions, Botswana Guardian can reveal.The two negotiating teams started their engagement on...

  • BTU bemoans betrayal of quality education

    Botswana Teachers’ Union President, Gotlamang Oitsile says schools are crumbling, and many of the public institutions are in dire disrepair.He said that teachers are grappling with textbook shortages, broken furniture, large class sizes, and a lack...

  • Botswana, Zambia reaffirm commitment to regional integration

    The Joint Ministerial Committee meeting of the Mosetse-Kazungula-Livingstone Railway Link Project underscored the strategic importance of the project in facilitating trade, promoting economic growth, and improving regional logistics efficiency.The...

  • President Adv Boko’s headache

    President Advocate Duma Boko has refused to bow to some of his ministers demands to fire or transfer their Permanent Secretaries.The president confirmed this week that some of his ministers want their permanent secretaries removed as they make it...

  • Sir Ketumile Masire Hospital failed Batswana

    Cabinet has approved the use of Sir Ketumile Masire Teaching Hospital (SKMTH) by the general public for healthcare services.This was revealed by Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Health, Oatlhoka Nkobazana, during an appearance before the...

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