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Friday, 01 March 2013  |  Issue: Vol.30 No.32

World Bank forces Morupule B investigation


The government has cut a P14 million deal with two international firms to provide technical and legal prop-ups at Morupule B Power Station.  Read more

Current state of Morupule B

 

Kgafela's nemesis loses court case

The Botswana Power Corporation (BPC) concluded an Engineering Procurement and Construction contract for the development of the 600MW Morupule B Power ... The majority of the Constitutional Court in South Africa yesterday delivered a body blow to the enemies of Kgosi Kgafela Kgafela II when it upheld an ...

BoB hawk-eyed as businesses migrate to CBD

 

Coal exports revenue to top P19bn - BIDPA

The Bank of Botswana (BoB) says it is studying commercial banks' books to ensure that the ongoing migration of businesses to the blossoming Central Bu... The mushrooming coal exports industry could be worth P19 billion in the next 13 years, creating as much as P3.2 billion in revenue to government if th...

Suspended Mmui to wait a little longer

 

Chiefs stretch lead

Suspended Premier League board chairman Spencer Mmui will have to wait a little longer before he knows his fate with indications that the Botswana Foo... Be MOBILE Premier League log leaders, Mochudi Centre Chiefs have extended their lead of the summit of the league table following their 4-1 thumping of...

Holding MPs to account

 

Requiem to the genius - maetros of our time

Is it fair to judge MPs on the basis of development projects they brought to their constituencies? Mmegi Correspondent SYLVIAH DISELE looks at the iss... In this moving tribute GOMOLEMO MOTSWALEDI mourns and celebrates the recent fallen heroes of our cultural and political space, Chamza, Stampore and Ts...

Upgraded to crowdedness?

 
Veteran Town Planner JAN WAREUS ponders the complex problems besetting Gaborone's low-income settlement, Old Naledi.  

Digging tswana roots

 

Kgalagadi land scandal

Where the 'truth' lies
I remember Titus Mbuya's recent article, a tribute to the late journalist and musician Rampholo Molefe. Therein, he reminisc...
 I refer to the three articles on this issue on pages 2 and 3 of your Friday 22 February edition.

Artists unite to annex 'virgin territory'

 

Wilson Ngoni - son of the brush

For the first time, local artists will combine their efforts to invade the country's tourism pivot town - Maun.  DESMOND LESETEDI meets with Wilson Ngoni one of Botswana 's brightest artistsic stars and finds just the right blemishes and imperfections to define t...
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