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Monday, 22 October 2012  |  Issue: Vol.13 No.39

Unhappy army


The Botswana Defence Force is an unhappy army. it has been revealed that the BDF deducts 50 percent of soldiers' commuted allowance for food and accommodation and other costs. Now the soldiers have st... Read more

Shebeens beat the law with a jar

 

Mobile phones can kill - Italian court rules

FRANCISTOWN: Despite a law banning the sale of Chibuku and Phafana in non-designated areas in July, it is business as usual for traders of the traditi... Bakgatla's rejection of cellphone towers close to schools and near homes may have not been off the mark after a landmark court ruling in Italy on Thur...

BOCCIM boss impressed with 12th NBC

 

New pelican lodge targets tourists, business community

FRANCISTOWN: BOCCIM executive director Maria Machailo-Ellis says the employer organisation is highly impressed with the outcomes of the recent 12th Na... NATA: A new state-of-the-art lodge has been established here trading under the name Pelican Lodge and Camping Site.

Setete's hour of reckoning at hand

 

Impressive karate weekend

Industrial Court Judge Isaac Bahuma will make a ruling tomorrow in a case in which suspended Botswana Premier League (BPL) general manager Phuthego Se... The Botswana Shito Ryu federation youth karate championships held its under 21 competition on Saturday.

From one combi to multi-million empire

 

Mangadi, the Palapye prophet

The Monitor staffer Monkagedi Gaotlhobogwe talks to Abel Monnakgotla of AT&T Group of Companies days after President Ian Khama decorated the transpo... PALAPYE: In the town of Palapye and its surroundings, the name that is on everyone's lips is Meshack Mangadi, a modern-day prophet and 'faith healer'....

Income distribution in Botswana - how bad is the bad?

 
What is truly scary about the IMF income distribution figures, if they are to be believed, is that Botswana now has a more unequal distribution of inc... 

The winners code

 

Issues in education

Desire is more powerful than talent  Born this way, born brave and ending bullying

Barclay's choirs thrill

 

The Khwest Of Comedy

Banking business was put aside on Saturday as all Barclay's Bank regions competed in a choir competition that will see the winner representing the cou... Laff-A-Lot comedy crew were in full force at Khwest Cafe in Gaborone as they unleashed jokes that left the audience teary with laughter on Saturday a...
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