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Monday, 25 February 2013  |  Issue: Vol.14 No.07

Tlokweng land war


Tribal authorities and youth in Tlokweng, on one hand, and the Tlokweng Land Board on the other are headed for a collision course over land allocation in the urban village.  Read more

Saleshando calls for land audit

 

Batlokwa ancient shrine lives on after 100 years

The active blackmarket for the sale of land - both developed and undeveloped - may illustrate that land in Botswana's urban and peri-urban areas is be... An ancient Batlokwa shrine predating 1902 has been saved from destruction, thanks to the intervention of the National Museum, Monument and Art Gallery...

National budget affects everyone - BIDPA expert

 

Tourism boost as Puma unveils P30m aviation oil facility

A Botswana Institute for Development Policy Analysis (BIDPA) researcher has exploded the widely held myth that the national budget is relevant only to... MAUN: Oil company, Puma Energy, has doubled the capacity of its aviation fuel distribution facility at Maun International Airport in an effort to ensu...

GU set early advantage

 

Rollers maintain dominance over ECCO

GU 2 (2) (Moemedi Moatlhaping 15, Sembowa 37)
NICO 1 (1) (Topo Piet 45+2)
 Rollers 2 (Majawa 65, Tshekiso 73)
ECCO 1 (Lenyeletse 79)

Nigeria to the rescue!

 

The Game of 'Glof'

A courtesy visit to sister publications Mmegi and The Monitor by the Nigerian High Commissioner to Botswana this week revealed that Botswana can sourc... The Gaborone Golf Club is under siege, from forces that want it redeveloped to something, and in this impassioned plea, JAN WAREUS makes a case for th...

Implications of the Brussels diamond heist to Botswana

 
After the biggest diamond heist in the history of mankind took place in Belgium this week, it is healthy to worry that similarly daring criminals migh... 

The winners code

 

Issues in education

Life's precious lessons  A set of urgent problems still crying out for solutions

Marikana weapons were for self-defence: miners

 
RUSTENBURG: Striking Marikana miners carried weapons for protection, after hearing that NUM members had killed two miners, the Farlam Commission of In... 

Son of the soil loses its sparkle

 

Michelle is Miss Millennium 2013

The Son of the Soil 2013 event has lost the ingredients that made it a unique cultural festival. The event has quickly developed into just another cu... Michelle Tjienda was on Saturday crowned the 2013 Miss Savannah Premium Dry Millennium beauty queen. Tjienda, a sales person, beat eight others for ...
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