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Thursday, 18 October 2012  |  Issue: Vol.29 No.155

Copper theft crisis


While the theft of copper cables has reached an alarming rate, disrupting the lives of ordinary people, businesses and taking a toll on the economy, three men tried their luck yesterday setting a pile... Read more

Kgafela reports senior tribesmen for corruption

 

Drought leaves butcheries short of meat

The self-exiled Bakgatla leader Kgafela Kgafela II has reportedly levelled criminal charges against senior tribesmen in South Africa.  SELEBI-PHIKWE: Shortage of beef here has led to skyrocketing prices for Botswana's most common source of protein and preferred relish.

NDP10 to miss Vision 2016 growth target

 

limits multiple board memberships

*Plan's budget upped to P297 billion
*Cumulative deficit cut by two-thirds
 The Public Enterprises Evaluation and Privatisation Agency (PEEPA) says government has adopted its recommendation to limit to three, the number of par...

Tshosane ready to quit

 

Police XI snub BFA on Letsholathebe

National soccer team coach, Stanley Tshosane is ready to quit if he is identified as the weak link in the disastrous 2013 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON... Police XI manager, Solomon Mantswe has said the former Premier League club recently snubbed the Botswana Football Association (BFA) over the release o...

Customers dissatisfed with WUC

 

Heritage

This week we asked our facebook followers about their experience with service provided by the Water Utilities Corporation (WUC) and majority of them h... It was encouraging to learn recently that a history conference, organised by this or that arm of the Ministry of Education, had been held recently in ...

project syndicate

 

Mmualebe

Mitt Romney's fair share  Ga se ntshi ke ntshu

25 Hunks, beauties set for Miss BOMU On Sunday

 

Thapong extends TAYA awards deadline

Twenty-four local music hunks and beaties line up for Miss Botswana Musicians Union (BOMU) title at the Millennium Jazz Restaurant on Sunday.  Deadline for entries for the annual Thapong Artist of the Year (TAYA) Awards has been extended to October 27, the event organisers have announced.
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