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Friday, 15 February 2013  |  Issue: Vol.30 No.24

The Choppies deception


Mmegi finds five people busy altering expiry dates on bottles of bath foam at a warehouse in Tlokweng. An investigation reveals that it happens routinely on a wide range of goods, including food and b... Read more

Choppies: More questions than answers

 

Choppies Investigation: The high stakes game

The Choppies explanation raises more questions than answers. Infact, the pattern emerging out of the Choppies operation suggests that the case for exp... Mmegi correspondent and rookie investigative journalist LAWRENCE SERETSE has his life turned upside down by his encounter with retail giant Choppies, ...

Diamonds exports plunge 20 percent

 

Textile sector eyes P500 million bailout

The value of rough diamonds exports plunged by 20 percent last year to P22.5 billion from P28 billion in 2011 as production and prices softened due... The ailing textile sector is keeping its fingers crossed as the trade ministry prepares a strategy that will accompany the re-tabling of a bailout req...

BNSC chief rejects P600, 000 Mercedes Benz gift

 

Premier League resumes

Botswana National Sports Council (BNSC) Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Percy Raditladi has revealed he turned down a P600, 000 Mercedes Benz offer, wh... The beMOBILE Premier League roars back into life next Wednesday after a month long hiatus following the television impasse that saw the entire first r...

The new Defender?

 

Forecasting Zimbabwe's political landscape

Correspondent DESMOND LESETEDI feels sorry for the guys at Land Rover who have to remake The Defender, that beast loved by a litany of characters amon... On February 6, Zimbabwe's parliament unanimously adopted the proposed constitution tabled by the Constitution Select Committee of Parliament (COPAC), ...

De-link development planning from Finance

 
National development planning should be hived off the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning and an automonous planning commission be set up, wr... 

What our budget and other speech drafters could learn from America

 

digging tswana roots

Emphasising the need for evidence-based practice, LAWRENCE OOKEDITSE notes that while American leaders use key occasions like the State of the Union a... Roots in Egypt

Veteran dancer shows how it is done

 

Sir Paul McCartney surprised at 17th Grammy win

For decades Batswana have danced Boranka or Setapa in celebration of different events. The onset of a rainy season or a bumper harvest and other impor... Sir Paul McCartney said he was "surprised" to win his 17th Grammy Award for his album Kisses On The Bottom, which was released last year.
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