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  • Fake land certificates plague Kweneng area

    Kweneng Land Board has come out to defend its actions and set the record straight following the heavy public scrutiny and corruption allegations that it is repossessing some allocated land in the Kweneng area.Board Chairman, Kgang Kgang said this...

  • 'Lobatse Clay Works back to business'

    The Caretaker CEO of Lobatse Clay Works (LCW) Boitshwarelo Kgetse has revealed that Botswana Development Corporation has spent around P79 million on the refurbishment of the plant, which has been closed for some time.LCW is a BDC subsidiary which...

  • BFTU demands freedom for Eswatini people

    On the 31st of January 2022 Colani Maseko, president of the Swaziland National Union of Students, was abducted by plain-clothes Criminal Investigation Department officers under the guise of “questioning”. He was released on bail on 4 February...

  • GUC law clinic to help the poor

    Gaborone University College of Law and Professional Studies (GUC) has launched its law clinic, which is expected to empower law degree students to deal with people and the law.GUC Managing Director Anthony Joseph hopes that through the law clinic,...

  • Researchers tackle climate change

    Botswana International University of Science and Technology (BIUST) has created a research arm on climate change and adaptation to address local and regional problems related to climate change.The research arm has collaborated with OR Tambo and...

  • Land Boards set new allocation record

    Fifty-two thousand two hundred and seventy-seven (52 277) plots have been allocated in tribal land for the period 1st April 2022 to 28th February 2023, Minister of Lands and Water Affairs Kefentse Mzwinila has announced.In an update to the nation on...

  • Disband the DIS, set up a new intelligence arm

    President of Botswana Federation of Public Private and Parastatal Sector Unions (BOFEPUSU), Johannes Tshukudu has blamed the problems that plague Batswana on the failure of the national leadership to call out the Directorate of Intelligence (DIS) on...

  • LIFE AFTER UNIVERSITY: Pharmacy students prepare for the corporate world

    Pharmaceutical students from the University of Botswana are preparing themselves for the ever-changing world of work by engaging industry experts and hosting seminars to uncover opportunities in Botswana.Fourth year student and founder of Nerdpharm,...

  • Foot and Mouth Disease drains the nation

    Trans boundary animal diseases (TBD) such as Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) are a major obstacle to the region’s development agenda as they kill international trade in livestock thereby reversing progress made to alleviate poverty.Speaking at the...

  • Majingo gives to grassroot football

    The South African soccer player, 24 hear old Thembelani Majingo’s love for grass root football has spurred him to bring his foundation to Botswana.Majingo is Holy Ghost’s latest signing and he has set his eyes on impacting the local footballing...

  • Botswana neglects labour laws - Butale

    Botswana Federation of Trade Unions (BFTU) has urged government to improve labour laws or risk the union taking drastic measures to report it to the International Labour Organisation (ILO).Responding to the budget speech by the Minister of Finance...

  • Old age pension should have increased by P1500 - Koorapetse

    Allowances paid under various social welfare programmes, Old Age Pension, Destitute Allowance, Disability Allowance, World War II Veterans Allowances, as well as Ipelegeng have been reviewed upwards.Minister of Finance, Peggy Serame said on Monday...

  • On the creativity behind Serame's power suit

    You could almost spot Finance Minister, Peggy Serame from a while away. Her serene outfit commanded all the attention on the parliamentary grounds as she was just about to deliver the budget speech.She looked pure and confident. Her brown briefcase,...

  • Retrenched BTC workers fight back

    The first mediation process between Botswana Telecommunications Corporation (BTC) and workers that were laid off late last year broke down after representatives of BTC felt threatened by the disgruntled former employees.Botswana Telecommunications...

  • Backlash on pro LGBTQI advocates

    The LGBTQI community across Botswana is shell-shocked at the backlash suffered by people who spoke openly for the rights of the LGBTQI community in Kgotla meetings during the nation-wide tour of the Presidential Commission of Inquiry into the Review...

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