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When Malware attacks
Mmegi Technology correspondent COLIN FRANSCH looks at the common problem associa...
Government has deferred to September the decision on implementation of the promised 70 percent levy on alcohol announced by President Ian Khama at the Gabane kgotla last month, according to a press re... Read more
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A gruelling fight
MAHALAPYE: Vice-President Mompati Merafhe is facing a tough battle for the Botsw...
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Mariri: A focused entrepreneur
It is now almost two years since the youthful entrepreneur Kgosietsile Mariri, b...
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DK dismisses Magang's 'pack of lies'
Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) chairman Daniel Kwelagobe has dismissed as a "pa...
Work permit process frustrates Chinese envoy | Media Bill: what next? | |
| Ambassador of China to Botswana, Ding Xiaowen, is a very frustrated man. His frustration comes from the slow speed of getting a work permit in Botswan... | The Media Practitioners Bill casts the spotlight on that ever elusive place between the compulsion of government to have its way as it governs, and th... |
Sustained march to alcohol price hike | Businesswomen could benefit from media coverage | |
| If President Ian Khama has his way, the government will raise alcohol prices by 70 percent on Monday in a 'bid to curb alcoholism'. | When leaders of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) meet this week in Johannesburg for their annual Summit, one of the expected announce... |
FIRST CUT | Ngwenya still at the helm | |
| End of an era for Makgalemele? | The embattled Township Rollers coach, Dickson Ngwenya is keeping his job - at least for now. |
Remember the Glamour Boys (Part 2) | Old Naledi project stalls | |
| FRANCISTOWN: True to character, just like other miners, uncle Hosia returned from the mines without a warning. | After spending a total of P6.3 million in compensating Old Naledi residents to make way for a reticulation project in the estate, the Gaborone City Co... |
Veteran Lekoma's advice to Moupo | TALKING POINT | |
| In the wake of crisis situations in the BNF the advice of party veterans can play a seminal role in breaking the logjam. | The legal fraternity paralysed by fear of the chief justice |
BOOK REVIEW | Mosele releases Nowa Days Afro jazz album | |
| Waves of bitterness and cries of shame swept the land Gasebalwe Seretse (2008) | Norwegian-based muso Banjo Mosele has released his third Afro jazz album, Nowa Days, which is simply about the hard times that people face. |
FOREIGN EXCHANGE: Friday, 17 May 2013
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