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Monday, 14 November 2011 | Issue: Vol.12 No.42

CKGR Lodge a success - wilderness safaris

Four years since they erected a state of the art lodge in the centre of the Cent...
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Anthropologist, Dr Richard Leakey has warned Botswana it faces harsh climatic conditions in 50 years due to the effects of global warming. Read more

Damtshaa comes back to life

Debswana's smallest mine, Damtshaa, could bounce back to full production before ...
Tasc beat no Mathata to go top

TASC: 4: (Ogolotse Kgaogano (54 & 81), Opelo Godfrey (65 &77)
No Mathata: 1 (...
Iran nuke claims: Russia rejects call for more sanctions

MOSCOW: Russia has rejected as "unacceptable" EU calls for further sanctions aga...

Boko blasts judges		I want a wife now - Khama
Judges of the High Court came under the spotlight at a debate at GICC last Friday where they were almost characterised as dumb creatures who are a bur...		FRANCISTOWN: President Ian Khama took his jesting pastime a step further when he told a packed tent at Tati Siding that he wished he could be walking ...

Damtshaa comes back to life		Doset wants waiver on complex requirements
Debswana's smallest mine, Damtshaa, could bounce back to full production before year end, following a three-year shutdown stemming from the onset of t...		The Department of Out of School Education and Training (DOSET) says there is a need for a waiver on the complex requirements small and medium business...

Zebras Show Their Stripes In Nigeria		Buffaloes fall to warders
The Zebras showed their class with a 0-0 draw away in Nigeria in an international friendly they used to gauge their strength against a Western African...		Prisons XI held on to maintain their grip at the top of the First Division South League as second placed Mochudi Buffaloes tried to reduce the five-po...

Iconsof Botswana		Not easy stepping into a stepfamily
Sudzani Podiephatshwa has made her mark Raised as a Catholic, she submitted to the will of her ancestors to become a healer. In the controversy tha...		While it is never going to be easy for anyone to adjust to a stepfamily, parents could make the less challenging by leaving matters of disipline to th...

Botswana first: Means and ends		The road to Denmark - Lovinah Nomasonto Gwebu: A life that provoked history
It has become customary for the Botswana National Front to lead the way in presenting and defending a meaningful response to the State of the Nation a...

The winners code		Issues in education
Life beyond being a spectator In the last issue we discussed the story of the man who reduced himself, out of ignorance, to a spectator in a game t...		Educational research towards quality education

Guilty: Julius Malema suspended from ANC		Egypt gas pipeline to Israel, Jordan attacked Eight Gbagbo allies released by Cote d'Ivoire court Iran nuke claims: Russia rejects call for more sanctions
JOHANNESBURG: Julius Malema has been suspended from the ANC for five years and, if his appeal fails, must vacate his position as the youth league's pr...

Sechaba is Thapong artist of the year		Huge turn up For Risa Ballet's Alice In Wonderland
Abednico Sechaba was on Friday crowned the winner of this year's Thapong Artist of the Year Award, beating 104 other entrants to the cash prize of P2...		Lewis Carroll's Alice In Wonderland is such a beloved children's book that there have been several re-presentations and re-interpretations of the work...