What A Roller-Coaster Year

Monday, December 19, 2016

It has been one hell of a roller-coaster year this 2016 for this publication, for the media in general, and for the whole economy, as shown by the many reverberations that manifested themselves in hundreds and thousands of job losses across the spectrum.

We hope to garner the courage and the self-belief to wrestle and brave similar challenges and storms if they present themselves in the New Year.

Naturally when faced with danger, the human race, and Batswana in particular, have brought the best out of themselves and prevailed against any conspiring forces, whether within or without.

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What A Roller-Coaster Year

It has been one hell of a roller-coaster year this 2016 for this publication, for the media in general, and for the whole economy, as shown by the many reverberations that manifested themselves in hundreds and thousands of job losses across the spectrum.

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Inspect the voters' roll!