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Wednesday, 12 December 2012  |  Issue: Vol.29 No.186

Public turns to mob justice


Following a series of violent crimes in the Gaborone West policing area, an incident of street robbery in Block 6 was met with mob justice on Monday.  Read more

Public turns to mob justice

 

Police fail to help battered lawyer?

Following a series of violent crimes in the Gaborone West policing area, an incident of street robbery in Block 6 was met with mob justice on Monday. ... A young attorney has accused Old Naledi Police of failing to help her after she was brutally assaulted by a male client at a Gaborone law firm.

Future brightens for troubled African Copper

 

Help grow economy, Debswana GM tells Boteti residents

African Copper's troubled north-eastern copper operations appear to have turned the corner with lower operating costs driving a 44 percent drop in los... ORAPA: Debswana's Orapa Letlhakane and Damtshaa Mines (OLDM) General Manager Adrian Gale has advised that communities in the Boteti region should enga...

Bolelang's contract delay fuels exit reports

 

Troopers eye continental tourney against the odds

FRANCISTOWN: Former Zebras forward, Malepa 'Chippa' Bolelang might leave ECCO City Greens because of differences with the club.   National men's Basketball League runners up, Troopers are keen to take part in next year's Africa Club Champions Cup Tournament despite a declaration...

Our Heritage

 

F/town benefits from twinning with Genk

There were recent reports in the press that still continuing is the long standing dispute about the ownership of the old BDA property in Radisele, the... FRANCISTOWN: The twinning agreement between the cities of Francistown and Genk in Belgium has helped the latter realise positive growth in waste manag...

Mauritius miracle or just Spain in the making?

 
If you really want to upset an African trade minister, comparing his economy to that of Mauritius is really a good place to start for the simple fact ... 

Motlanthe not power-hungry

 

As I see it

In very strange ways Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe has been chastised for his reluctance to accept the poisoned chalice of the ANC leadership.  Is it GBV or violence against women and children?

Motshwarakgole making waves

 

Johwa set for SA's Pan African fest

It has been only a few days since the screening of her first episode appeared in one of South Africa's popular soapie, Generations, and she is already... Botswana's folklore leading light, Ndingo Johwa, shares the stage with an array of African music stars at this year's Buyel' Ekhaya Annual Music Festi...
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