Vol.21 No.157

Thursday 14 October 2004    

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PS slams Nchindo
THE Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Minerals, Energy and Water Resources, Dr Akolang Tombale has said that the words of former managing director of Debswana, Louis Nchindo at his farewell party were ill advised and unfortunate.

Khama’s peace efforts fail
FRANCISTOWN: A closed-door peace meeting convened by Vice-President Ian Khama at Thapama Lodge to pacify the ruling Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) ranks reportedly degenerated into a shouting match on Saturday. Sources who attended the meeting say rival party members traded accusations in front of Khama.

Questions over Gaborone Station ‘casino’
The opening of a “casino” at a shopping complex near the station in Gaborone has raised eyebrows. The business, which has attracted police attention, has been operating for more than a month.

Should men wear earrings in kgotla?
When a member of the House of Chiefs, Rebecca Banika, chased trouser-clad women out of the kgotla recently, those who supported the move said she was right because she was upholding a cultural norm. It was argued that trousers are the preserve of men, and women must restrict themselves to skirts and dresses.

New SRC president promises solutions
FRANCISTOWN: Newly elected Student Representative Council (SRC) president Keorapetse Tshwene says his leadership will resolve the impasse between the students and management at the Tonota College of Education (TCE). The Moletemane-born student leader said that the SRC would strive to restore an environment conducive to learning at TCE.

  

 
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