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Friday, 18 January 2013  |  Issue: Vol.30 No.08

JCE crisis: Behind the body count


As the debate on the national education crisis reels on fanned by the dismal Junior Certificate Examinations (JCE) results released this week, Staff Writer BABOKI KAYAWE looks at the possible root cau... Read more

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.

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...

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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