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Nicholas Mokwena
  • High number of Batswana falsely seeking for asylum

    Minister of International Relations Dr Phenyo Butale says they are witnessing an unsettling trend where countries that once welcomed holders of Botswana passports without visas are now steadily tightening their entry requirements.The Minister stated...

  • BDF accused of copying civilian’s security system

    The Botswana Defence Force (BDF) is under mounting scrutiny, facing allegations of institutional stagnation, intellectual property theft, and entrenched bureaucratic rot within its ranks.Pressure is growing for the Force to explain itself and...

  • Balopi walking on eggshells

    The President of the Botswana Democratic Party (BDP), Mpho Balopi says he is not endorsing or campaigning for any candidate of lobby groups for both the Youth and Women’s Wings elective congress. Balopi’s public announcement comes at a time when...

  • BNF power jostling at play

    The corruption allegations against Member of Parliament for Gantsi who resigned this week as Minister of Transport and Infrastructure, Noah Salakae are a deep-rooted political war within the Botswana National Front (BNF), a key player in the current...

  • Salakae walking on thin ice

    The Minister of Transport and Infrastructure, Noah Salakae, faces a daunting task in fulfilling President Duma Boko’s directive that Botswana Railways (BR) must return to profitability by December 2025. Cash-strapped BR has failed to make profits...

  • PSP calls for results-driven Public Service transformation

    Permanent Secretary to the President Matshidiso Bokole has pledged support for a focused, responsive, accountable and results-driven Public Service, stressing that transformation must be owned and led collectively by officers themselves.Speaking at...

  • P150m Smart Meters tender exposes BPC rot

    The controversial Botswana Power Corporation (BPC) Smart Electricity meters tender has exposed deep-rooted corruption within the entity, especially in the procurement space.Investigations by Botswana Guardian have uncovered that following the...

  • Legal conundrum ensues in Seretse’s P42m case

    The marathon case involving businessman Bakang Seretse has taken an extraordinary turn after the Court of Appeal (CoA) issued two contradictory judgments regarding the Directorate of Public Prosecutions’ (DPP) civil forfeiture application against...

  • The BCL estate curse

    The winding up of the BCL Group of Companies has entered its tenth year, with employees, creditors and liquidators still bearing the strain of a process marked by delays and mismanagement.The BCL Group of Companies comprises of BCL, BCL Investments...

  • DCEC probes Magosi

    As he prepares to leave the public service in three months to pursue his farming passion, Directorate of Intelligence and Security (DIS) Director General Brigadier (Rtd) Peter Magosi may not fade quietly from the public eye.His name could continue to...

  • Kweneng council suspends 7 employees over corruption claims

    Controversy has once again engulfed Kweneng District Council (KwDC) after seven employees from different departments were suspended indefinitely on allegations of corruption.The suspensions follow the arrest of one officer by law enforcement...

  • Court of Appeal ends nine‑year Kgatleng water tender saga

    The Court of Appeal has finally closed the chapter on the long running Kgatleng water tender dispute, bringing to an end a controversy that has dragged on since 2017.Government, through the Public Procurement and Asset Disposal Board (PPADB), was...

  • 10K jobs expected in first phase of Trans Kalahari Railway

    The Trans Kalahari Railway (TKR) project is set to transform regional trade by unlocking Southern Africa’s mineral potential, enhancing connectivity, and providing a reliable gateway to global markets.Transport and Infrastructure Minister Noah...

  • Transport Ministry challenged to cancel unique number plates tender

    The Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure has been challenged to order the Department of Roads and Transport Services to cancel the tender for the procurement of personalised number plates, which has been awarded to a South African company.Local...

  • Keorapetse denies sabotaging MPs

    The Speaker of the National Assembly, Dithapelo Keorapetse, has denied refusing proposals by MPs for Mogoditshane West, Galenawabo Lekau, and Maun North, Dumelang Saleshando, calling for the amendment of the National Assembly (Salaries and...

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