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Thursday, 14 February 2013  |  Issue: Vol.30 No.23

MP blames ministry fat cats for beef problems


* De Graaf rears lions - Rammidi
The MP for Kanye North, Kentse Rammidi has said Agriculture Minister, Christian de Graaf is to blame for the troubles in the beef industry.  Read more

Carjacker dumps toddler by the roadside

 

Speakers slam dept of labour at Old Naledi Kgotla

A knife-wielding carjacker dumped a two-year-old girl by the roadside and sped-off in her mother's vehicle from the gate of a Gaborone pre-school yest... * Trade Dispute Act needs to be amended - Batshu

CA backtracks on CEDA shares deal

 

Govt pushes for P4bn EDD procurement target

Holdings companies of Aon Botswana and Bomaid can now buy back shares in their respective firms currently held by the Citizen Entrepreneurial Developm... Government is on track to meet its P4 billion target for procurement under the Economic Diversification Drive (EDD) in the current financial year. It ...

Egypt keen to play against Zebras

 

F/town Bowls Club wins tourney

Former African champions Egypt are keen to do battle with the Zebras in an international friendly match early next week.  SELEBI-PHIKWE: The Francistown Bowls Club has opened the 2013 season on a high note, winning the Rose Bowls Tournament held at the Gaborone Bowls Club...

Why Batswana men are jittery about Valentine

 

Awards for innovative fundraisers

It is supposed to be the happiest day in the lovers' calendar. But in the run-in to Valentine's Day, a good number of Batswana men get the jitters.  Fundraisers who help to bring about positive social change by finding innovative and creative ways to mobilise resources for the non-profit sector in ...

Same wine different bottles

 
"Despite the economic progress of the past 30 years, and some reduction of the very high poverty levels seen in the past, Botswana has not developed a... 

Guest column

 

Mmualebe

The human stew  Kgama yone ke eng?

Egypt women protest sex assault at site of attacks

 
CAIRO: Washington's envoy on human rights cautioned Tuesday against the failure of Egypt's government to identify the perpetrators behind a growing nu... 

All Kasi puts accent on denim range

 

Mabisi: The pulpit poetess

After losing their deal to dress the Botswana national soccer team, the Zebras, clothing brand All Kasi has picked up the pieces and moved on.  Her heart bursts its banks, splattering beauty and goodness.
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