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Thursday, 27 October 2011  |  Issue: Vol.28 No.161

Ramsden gets the chop as Seretse bounces back


Transport and Communications Minister, Frank Ramsden was fired yesterday as Dikgakgamatso Ramadeluka Seretse bounced back to cabinet in a largely anticipated reshuffle by President Ian Khama.  Read more

HIV/AIDS ranks last in maternal mortality

 

BMD goes to Molepolole

HIV/AIDS has been ranked the least contributing factor to maternal mortality rates in the country.  All roads will lead to Molepolole's Fourways Freedom Square where the Botswana Movement for Democracy (BMD) is to hold its inaugural rally in the Bakw...

Farmers complain of low prices at BMC

 

Spar re-brands to dispel misconceptions

PALAPYE: Cattle breeders in the Palapye region have complained about the low prices that the Botswana Meat Commission (BMC) is paying for their cattl... There is a perception among Batswana that the Spar brand is for white people, since it does not do much to give back to Botswana, the company's Seni...

AFCON trophy tour ignites dreams of glory

 

Athletes chosen for pioneering doping trials

The Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) trophy landed in Gaborone yesterday morning, immediately sparking ambitious hopes of glory when the final whistle is... A 'sizeable' pool of national team athletes from various codes has been haphazardly chosen for random drug testing as the Botswana National Olympic Co...

Zimbabweans hope for better after elections

 

The risks of backyard abortion

FRANCISTOWN: As Zimbabwe inches towards another general election, there are prospects and hope for a better life, which could see the citizens of tha... Nancy was shocked. There was blood on the wall, in the bathtub, on the bathroom floor.

The silence of the lambs

 
No doubt the university researcher/academic plays a critical role in churning out graduates who will go on to partake in different roles in society.  

Know your labour rights

 

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How to survive workplace change  A re kwaleng Setswana sentle

Somali President criticised for anti-Kenya comments

 
MOGADISHU: Somali President, Sheikh Sharif Ahmed, came under fire on Tuesday for casting doubt on the government's support for a Kenyan incursion into... 

Lundi vows to give fans value for money

 

Joyous Celebration returns to Botswana

South African award winning gospel singer, Lundi Tyamara has promised to give his followers value for their money during his concert at the Lobatse To... South Africa's number one gospel music ensemble Joyous Celebration comes to Gaborone on November 19 for what promises to be a memorable concert at Dit...
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