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Friday, 09 November 2012  |  Issue: Vol.29 No.168

Khama knew but ignored BDC rot


President Ian Khama was briefed about corruption at the Botswana Development Corporation's (BDC) Fengyue Glass Manufacturing Project in Palapye but ignored the warnings.  Read more

Of presidential dupes and name-dropping

 

Expert warned of defective project

Staff Writer TSHIRELETSO MOTLOGELWA gleans from the Parliamentary Committee  It has emerged that the external consulting engineer for the Fengyue Glass Manufacturing Project in Palapye noted on first inspection on August 26, 20...

Working hours to be staggered as vehicle numbers explode

 

BTC backbone separation to cost P100m

The working hours of civil servants will be staggered to relieve traffic congestion particularly in Gaborone, as government battles a vehicle density ... The termination of Botswana Telecommunications Corporation's (BTC) monopoly on voice and data network provision is set to level the playing field and ...

Wounded Gunners, ECCO meet

 

Under-17 regroup for Algeria

Two wounded sides, Extension Gunners and ECCO City Greens will face each other in a tricky be MOBILE Premier League match following their losses last ... The national Under-17 team has regrouped to prepare for their last qualification matches of the 10th CAF U-17 African Championship (Morocco 2013). Bot...

The Marikana massacre: What does it mean for Botswana?

 

Is Botswana's international image getting a battering?

To anyone who has lived through the era of apartheid, the horrible events around the platinum mines of North West province brought a dreadful deja vu.... Reading through the 'Khama Inc' story in last week's Mail & Guardian draws attention to what seems to be some battering internationally of this countr...

Victory at Sebele:

 
What does it tell us? Until the BNF and the BCP find a way of working together, chances of a change of government in 2014 or any time soon are a mirag... 

Digging tswana roots

 

Batswana deserve better (Part 1)

Brave new world  It is my pleasure to respond to the State of the Nation address as presented by His Excellency the President of the republic on 5 November 2012.

How art saved Mhlanga from the jaws of poverty

 

Maleka's penguin of love

Growing up in the dusty streets of Bulawayo Martin Mhlanga was hopeless. He was left orphaned after his mother died before he became a teenager.  In 1853 a 24-year-old German immigrant in America named Levis Strauss set out on a mission to supply rough canvas material used in the manufacture of ...
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