* Botswana summons Libyan ambassador
* Condemns use of lethal force against protesters
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Kgosi Sechele I Museum keeps its head above water
The Kgosi Sechele I Museum in Molepolole has managed to weather the storm despit...
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Libyan uprising a 'foreign plot': Gaddafi's son
Libyan leader Muammer Gaddafi's son warns the country faces a bloody civil war i...
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'Go to S/Phikwe for the best bacon!'
SELEBI-PHIKWE: In addition to copper-nickel, this monoculture town will soon bec...
Khama, BDP MPs differ on salaries | Councillors brace for hefty windfall | |
 While President Ian Khama is going around the country addressing Kgotla meetings at which he justifies no salary increment for civil servants, Members... |  Over 500 councillors countrywide are rubbing their hands in glee in anticipation of a windfall, after the ongoing review of their ward allowances.
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Orapa 90MW station readies to rumble | 'Go to S/Phikwe for the best bacon!' | |
 The 90-megawatt Orapa power station is scheduled to be commissioned before March, with preparatory tests held earlier this month generating 44.5 MW fr... | SELEBI-PHIKWE: In addition to copper-nickel, this monoculture town will soon become famous for bacon and other types of pig meat, thanks to Badikolobe... |
Kenyan skipper gives Botswana the thumbs-up | Will the National Stadium be ready soon? | |
 Kenya national women's volleyball team captain Edinah Rotich has given their Botswana counterparts the thumbs-up after the local girls gave her side a... |  The uncertainty of seeing the National Stadium back in use is far from over because the Ministry of Infrastructure, Science and Technology is not sure... |
Afrika: The other side of the coin | My language, my pride | |
| The examples of the Ivory Coast and Zimbabwe are the same tale of two countries on the same continent. Both countries' heads-of-state, their respectiv... |  The chairperson of the multicultural coalition group Reteng, has urged government to come up with a language policy as a practical measure of their co... |
An economy at crossroads: which way now? | ||
| The Botswana economy has been going through a difficult period. The difficulties were in the main propelled by the global economic downturn that saw ... |
As I See It | Issues in education | |
| Can Egypt come to Botswana? Addressing a public rally shortly after Hosni Mubarak stepped down as president of Egypt after 30 years in power, Presi... | Engendered bullying in the digital era Technological advancement is embraced quickly by the younger generation compared to their elders. |
Museveni back in power by a landslide | ||
| Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, who has ruled for 25 years, has won a new five-year term, the electoral commission announced yesterday, after polls... |
Gospel festival is in the cards | Leero's 'best manager' dies after delivering 3 projects | |
 Local gospel stars Vusi Mtokufa and Tebogo "Tebby" Setlhomo are set for a big gospel festival to be held at Gaborone Club on Saturday.
| Traditional music singer, Ditiro Leero, has described his recently departed manager and promoter, Eric Seitshiro, as a rare breed. |
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