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Friday, 10 December 2010  |  Issue: Vol.27 No.187

Sheriffs swoop on Motswaledi


Deputy sheriffs this week attached the property of the interim leader of the Botswana Movement for Democracy (BMD), Gomolemo Motswaledi, to settle legal costs he incurred after he lost a case in which... Read more

Gabs to have new roads next year

 

Tough times ahead for Bakwena royalty

* Btv, Rainbow circles to be replaced with integrated junctions
* Western bypass to be transformed into a freeway
 When Kgosikgolo ya Bakwena Kgari Sechele II substituted his deputy Keineetse Sebele for the late Oletile Makgasane a few weeks ago, he probably though...

EU, SADC teams miss EPA deadline

 

Changeover of banknotes cost P17m

SADC states and the European Union have missed the year-end deadline for the completion and signing of a full Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA), a ... Government spent over P17 million in last year's changeover of banknotes and the introduction of the new P200 denomination, the Kgatleng District Coun...

Premier League reaches halfway mark

 

COSAFA holds AGM in Gaborone

The be MOBILE Premier League first round ends this weekend after all the clubs played the same number of games for the first time in many years.  The Council of Southern Africa Football Associations (COSAFA) will hold its Annual General Meeting (AGM) tomorrow morning at the Gaborone Sun Hotel. ...

Weavers of Shorobe sustainably use natural resources

 

The zebra, Botswana's lovable and graceful national animal

Somewhere on the fringes of the Okavango Delta, there is a place where you can buy a basket with a clear conscience - and that is Shorobe Basketry Coo... Most countries have national animals and for Botswana it is the graceful zebra with its breathtaking distinctive black and white stripes.

Ndaba's burden (Part 2)

 
Baledzi Gaolathe's pivotal role in the shaping of Ndaba's character was perhaps always going to be automatic, not because the son admires his father, ... 

Guest column

 

Wither Botswana

Hope for Progress in Cancun
Around the world today, we are already seeing the damaging effects of climate change, from increasing temperatures and ...
 Govt must do more
Lured by the well-publicised press statement issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs early last week concerning the saga involv...

Experts scramble to identify Ugandan plague

 
Uganda is working "around the clock" with international health experts to identify an unprecendented illness that has killed 38 people in the north of... 

Annual Seabe HIV/AIDS Awareness Exhibition opens

 

Shorobe weavers aim at sustainable use of natural resources

The annual Nna le Seabe HIV/AIDS awareness art exhibition opened at the National Museum and Art Gallery yesterday.  Somewhere on the fringes of the Okavango Delta, there is a place where you can buy a basket with a clear conscience and that is Shorobe Multipurpose C...
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