TCE Students Complain About Books’ Supply
TONOTA: Students at Tonota College of Education (TCE) have complained about the companies who are supposed to provide them with books. “As students we feel that the tendering system used by the college negatively affects our academic performance,” complained Student Representative Committee (SRC) president David Lekoba.

Gabz Fm Goes Global
As the popular stand up comedian, Michael Morapedi, who goes by trademark “Dignash”, would love it to be known, the first privately-owned radio station Gabz fm will not wait to go national when it can easily go global.

Government Blamed For FCC Failure
FRANCISTOWN: Botswana Peoples Party (BPP) councillor, Motlatsi Molapise has slammed the government for the poor performance of the Francistown City Council (FCC). “There is nothing moving completely at FCC and the blame is squarely placed on the central government for its tendency to take things lightly,” fumed Molapise who pointed out that city residents are now blaming councillors for the FCC failures.

Chandapiwa Baputaki
Staff Writer
The perception that men are worthy and more valuable than women comes from the wrong attitude and approach to life and is the result of the ever-increasing murder-suicide killings, Reverend Oupa Rampa has said.

The sparse life as a catholic sister
Her dress code never changes. It is always that long grey dress with white linings on the collar; a long veil also with a white lining that is always on her head and a big crucifix suspended around her neck. Seven days a week, this is the never changing appearance of a catholic sister. Sister Boitumelo Nnonki Mary Wadikgosi feels confident and proud in this attire.

The Significance Of Comrades
FRANCISTOWN: “Comrades, you are invited to the Union hall for the meeting on petitioning...” “Comrades, we must come together and vote for our rights.” “Comrades...” It is a word that has become so entrenched in the political opposition language that it is seen as a byword for opposition politicking.

Magical Dance Of A Unique Man
FRANCISTOWN: It is Saturday morning and the crowd watches cheerfully as the young street dancer spins and rotates around to kwasa-kwasa beats. But there is a sudden silence when he accidentally drops a matchbox from his chest pocket. Several people bend down to pick it up for him. Smiling, Prince Joseph stoops to retrieve the box.