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Friday, 11 June 2010  |  Issue: Vol.27 No.88

Africa's first World Cup kicks off


Africa's first FIFA World Cup has officially kicked off in Johannesburg on Friday. The exciting opening ceremony held at near capacity Soccer City stadium featured performances from among others jazz ... Read more

Key British, US envoys deny terror alert

 

Batswana in panic dive for 'working' passport

The British Deputy High Commissioner in Botswana, Ben Luckock has denied recent reports in the South African media that his office had assembled speci... *South Africa rejects 'old' Bots passport
*SA won't take one page electronic pass
*Temporary arrangement until July

Banks' honeymoon coming to an end

 

World Cup 'curse in disguise' for local tourism

Days of excessive interest income could be over for banks if the Bank of Botswana heeds IMF and World Bank advice  In a bitter irony for Botswana's tourism sector, high long-haul air transport fares and congestion at South African airports associated with the 2010 ...

Africa's first World Cup kicks off

 

The long wait is over!

Africa's first FIFA World Cup has officially kicked off in Johannesburg on Friday. The exciting opening ceremony held at near capacity Soccer City sta... *Africa's first World Cup kicks off today
*Thousands of local fans to flock to South Africa

Our Heritage

 

A tribute to Howard Head

For reasons which really do need to be fully explored, there is in this country a widespread, deeply rooted sense of embarrassment, disinterest, even ... On 7 June, hundreds of Batswana and scholars gathered at Serowe home in Serowe to bid their last farewell to Howard Head, the only child of the famous...

Whither Botswana

 

Nitty Gritty

New approaches needed for public broadcasting
The status of Botswana's supposed public broadcasters - Radio Botswana (RB), its commercial sister co...
 Men and gentleboys
It's so hard to get people to listen to you in the Nitty Gritty. Even if you promise people a round of drinks, there are still t...

Fresh farm raids in Zim, says farmers' union

 
At least 16 white farmers in Zimbabwe have come under attack over the last week, including several South African nationals and a farm owned by Malaysi... 

Women potters shine at President's Day display

 

Is this Africa's World Cup? Ask local musicians

The President's Day Regional Exhibition opened at Molepolole's Kgosi Sechele I Museum on Tuesday with a good number of artists participating in the co... Questions are beginning to be asked whether the 2010 World Cup in South Africa is really an African affair.
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