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Neo Kolantsho
  • Hands Off My Police Officers

    Delays in concluding murder cases, some stretching for 10 years or more, are not the fault of the Botswana Police Service, Police Commissioner Dinah Marathe has said.Marathe said investigations are rarely the cause of delays, but that the overloaded...

  • Health Workers Hide Medicines - Moswaane

    Assistant Minister of Local Government and Traditional Affairs, Ignatius Moswaane has thrown a spanner in the works by claiming that the uproar over medicine shortages is not just about supply gaps, but also sabotage by health workers.He says health...

  • HANG KILLERS FIRST

    President Duma Boko is treading on dangerous ground as he continues to keep the nation guessing about whether he will sign death warrants for the condemned or move towards abolishing capital punishment altogether.However, one thing is clear: pressure...

  • NATION UNDER SIEGE

    Botswana Police Commissioner Dinah Marathe has admitted that the nation is under drug siege as the flood of narcotics into Botswana keeps her awake at night.Speaking about the escalating crisis, Marathe said the spread of drugs across towns and...

  • FOOT AND MOUTH PAINS

    Two farmers narrowly escaped death this past weekend after an alleged livestock thief hacked them with an axe during a violent confrontation in Tloaneng.Police say the attack is linked to a growing wave of stock theft during the Foot and Mouth...

  • SAVED AT LAST

    Learners from Kgaphamadi settlement can finally breathe a sigh of relief after years of walking in darkness and fear.Following complaints from parents, school authorities, and traditional leaders last year, a vehicle has now been made available by...

  • TEACHER'S VIOLENT LAPSE

    Parents of Standard 3 pupils at Seboko Primary School in Gamalete, Ramotswa, are accusing a class teacher of repeatedly assaulting and abusing their children.This uproar comes at a time when the Minister of Child Welfare and Basic Education, Nono...

  • STOLEN IDEA

    Retired University of Botswana Professor, Setumile Morapedi, has come out with guns blazing at the Minister of Child Welfare and Basic Education, Nono Kgafela Mokoka, accusing her of hijacking what she calls her brainchild, the Bula Buka programme,...

  • AMA 2K NOT TESTING FOR HIV

    Young people born after 2000 are emerging as Botswana’s biggest blind spot in the fight against HIV, with new data showing that more than half of adolescents have never tested for the virus.A report released by Statistics Botswana and the United...

  • Botswana lost 100 mothers to childbirth in 2022

    Botswana lost nearly 100 mothers to pregnancy and childbirth complications in 2022, according to a newly released Statistics Botswana report.This occurred despite almost all women giving birth in health facilities under the care of skilled health...

  • TRAPPED BY LOVE

    A 36-year-old woman residing in Mogoditshane, is going through emotional torture caused by her baby daddy of 12 years.The visibly distressed woman feels trapped in a relationship that is slowly destroying her, but lacks the emotional strength to walk...

  • Soldier still missing after wife’s brutal killing

    Police are still searching for Major Amogelang Nyambe, 43, a soldier stationed at Glen Valley Camp, following the violent death of his wife, Lebogang Nyambe, 42, whose body was discovered more than two weeks ago in the Kgatleng District.Lebogang,...

  • EDUCATION IN RUINS

    The government’s efforts to change the deteriorating state of education in Botswana remain severely limited by inadequate financial resources, Nono Kgafela-Mokoka, the Minister of Child Welfare and Basic Education, has admitted.The minister...

  • SILENCED LOVE

    Four months after their controversial courtroom display of affection shocked the nation; suspended prosecutor Keipeile Mantrakis Stoffel (35) is no longer sure whether his relationship with Pearl Tuduetso Montsho is still alive or dead.Mantrakis, who...

  • BUS RANK EXPLODES

    Tensions at the Gaborone Bus Rank are steadily escalating, with transport operators, informal traders and service providers increasingly feeling sidelined, and threatened by developments imposed on them without proper consultation.As the matter plays...

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