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Friday, 24 August 2012  |  Issue: Vol.29 No.126

The spectre of poaching


The steady escalation of poaching has become a worrying menace to the country's tourism industry, writes Mmegi Staffer, EPHRAIM KEORENG  Read more

Daring suspects nabbed with an oracle

 

Kgosi Sekai wants forensic audit

* Suspects have been under surveillance all along  MOCHUDI: Tribal books of account are to be scrutinized by forensic auditors after money contributed by Bakgatla towards the building of an arena (leob...

BCL Mine diversifies to iron ore

 

Barclays will not rebrand to Absa

PALLA ROAD: The BCL Mine is looking at diversifying into iron ore and manganese mining as part of efforts to sustain the company beyond copper and nic... British bank, Barclays PLC's efforts to merge its stake in its Botswana subsidiary with its associate, Absa, will not culminate in the local outfit be...

Gaborone region divided over clubs' saga

 

Tears of joy turn into dejection

* Football thrown into confusion
* Fate of the clubs still unclear
 On May 26, Security Systems coach Solomon 'Wire' Kaelo shed tears of joy just moments after his team beat Killer Giants to clinch promotion to the Pre...

Profile of a poacher

 

Tracing the hunt for the hunter

In an effort to unmask poachers who have turned Botswana into a hunting ground, Mmegi staffer EPHRAIM KEORENG talks to anti-poaching experts to sketch... To find out more about the anti-poaching unit (APU), an elite paramilitary unit within the Department of Wildlife and National Parks that polices the ...

Obama's worst year

 
The inside story of his brush with political disaster as reported by The New Republic investigative journalist NOAM SCHEIBER  

Digging tswana roots

 

IMF's advice contemptible

Days of Terah
The deepest roots of the language, culture and beliefs of Bantu people are not to be found in their recent history south of the Sahar...
 It is common knowledge that the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) habitual tendency of issuing capitalistic (neo-liberal) economic advice has long r...

A beautiful scenery created by crafts

 

Culture Spears hint at collaboration with Anju

Since July 13 it has been difficult for any visitor at the Botswana National Museum to ignore the beautiful scenery created by the craft hanging on it... FRANCISTOWN: When little-known musicians collaborate on a production, the motive is usually to strengthen each other on an unknown expedition in music...
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