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Monday, 17 October 2011  |  Issue: Vol.12 No.38

BPC responds to Poloko appeal


There is hope yet for Poloko Pule whose life was reduced to that of a vegetable when he was electrocuted after entering a Botswana Power Cooperation (BPC) sub-station left unlocked in Gabane.  Read more

Seven tourists die in plane crash

 

New members sworn in

MAUN: A dark cloud descended on the country's tourism industry as seven European tourists and their pilot died when a 15-seater Moremi Air Charters ca... FRANCISTOWN: Botswana Association of Tribal Land Authorities (BATLA) has sworn in new executive members at a conference in Francistown.

Orapa power plant to answer outcry - PHK

 

AfDB sets out bullish vision for Africa

FRANCISTOWN: Orapa's 90MW turbine power plant will contribute significantly to quelling Botswana's countrywide power outages, the Minister of Minerals... By 2060 three quarters of Africa's 2-billion-plus people will be living in cities and most countries will be "upper middle income", but economic growt...

Tafic and Notwane draw again

 

Nico survive Rollers scare

FRANCISTOWN: In a fully packed Francistown stadium, TAFIC and Notwane played a game that was a thriller with both teams sharing the spoil in a -2-2 dr... Nico United survived a Township Rollers onslaught in the second half of a be MOBILE Premier League match played at UB Stadium on Saturday, as the defe...

Thugs turn social networks into crime-infested sites

 

Neighbourliness still practised

FRANCISTOWN: The overuse of social networks has become more intense among young people worldwide. Many have been lured, trolled, trafficked and kidnap... FRANCISTOWN: In the suburb of Somerset Extension, good neighbourliness is still practiced, long after it has become a thing of the past for many peopl...

The pimples and truth of the cooperation project

 
We will all surely admit that the issue of cooperation of major opposition parties in Botswana in an endeavour to unseat the ruling, neo-colonial and ... 

The winners code

 

Issues in education

Remain open to new realities  Long-term education reform in Zambia

Serite's night on the big stage

 

Mandi Mash serenades with one night only

Vocally gifted Tshegofatso Serite, made her maiden big stage act in a solo concert on Friday at Maitisong Hall.  Patrons at Maitisong Theatre were on Saturday evening treated to Mandi Mash's cabaret show. Mandi and her girls became a hit with the audience due to...
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