MAAPE: Gadialala Moinami has been nominated to represent the Botswana Democratic...
JCE crisis: Behind the body count
The first thing that captivates your attention when you converse with her is he...
SELEB-PHIKWE: The taxi industry here is reeling in shock following the apparent ...
Over 10 international investors have expressed interest in snapping up a stake i...
Is our education system really that bad? | Exponential malaria outbreak hits Bobirwa | |
| Just when many thought the newly introduced measures, including the use of revised curriculums and the inclusion of teachers under the Essential Serv... | BOBONONG: Bobirwa Sub District has overtaken Ngami and Chobe in malaria cases. According to the District Health Management Team Coordinator, Dr Georg... |
Debswana to unlock 70m tonne cache | BTC reduces internet prices | |
Diamond giant, Debswana is studying the mineralisation of a 70 million tonne tailings dump at Letlhakane Mine, which it plans to tap into and gain the... | The Botswana Telecommunications Corporations (BTC) has slashed internet prices for retail consumers by up to 46 percent due to reduced costs of intern... |
Southern Africa on edge as AFCON explodes into life | Zebras' 12 months of horror | |
Fresh from celebrating a rare Africa Cup of Nations triumph a year ago, Southern Africa will be on edge as the 2013 edition roars into life at the re-... | The past 12 months have been among the gloomiest for soccer lovers across the nation as the national team's fortunes continued dwindling.
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Serowe: A political giant in decline? | Mali, intervention and the enduring appeal of 'la Francafrique' | |
No other village in modern Botswana wields as much influence in the socio-economic and political atmosphere of the country as the Bangwato capital of ... | France describes its sudden military intervention in Mali as necessary and magnanimous. Others might not be as complimentary, preferring the adjective... |
Mergers and acquisitions in the mining industry: What they mean for Botswana's development | ||
The companies sold or in the process of being sold to Indian, Chinese and US/UK interests were all owned by Australians, Canadians and others but trad... |
Digging tswana roots | Project Syndicate | |
| Call of the Shepherd A concerted aim of this column is to show that even the southernmost Bantu nations of Africa (including the Sotho-Tswana group... | Hollande in Mali PARIS: While hundreds of thousands demonstrated in Paris against the right of homosexual couples to marry and adopt children, Fren... |
Obama's brother eyes top Kenya job | ||
| NAIROBI: Barack Obama's half-brother will run for president of Kenya if he first wins a local governors' poll in March, he has told The Daily Telegrap... |
Shepherd: A Motswana make-up artist with a difference | Suggie Fisher: Blossoming at home | |
The first thing that captivates your attention when you converse with her is her rather unique name, Tuauana.
| Local gospel diva Suggie Fisher, who returned to Botswana last year, is back ‘home’ singing gospel after her switch to jazz. Suggie has two secular a... |
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