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Tuesday, 09 March 2010 | Issue: Vol.27 No.36

The University of Botswana (UB) decision to admit new students on a first come first served basis has caused congestion at the institution. Read more

Togo opposition vows to challenge election result

The main opposition party in Togo says it does not recognise the result of the e...
Steez in marketing,PR at Duma fm

Former Botswana Television (Btv) Flavour Dome presenter, Steez, who recently los...
Artists pay tribute to late trumpeter Mmusi

Multitudes of music lovers thronged the Millennium Jazz Restaurant on Sunday eve...

New office to help with congestion at DRTS		BDP starts suspensions
FRANCISTOWN: Francistown City Council (FCC) has been assured that congestion at the Department of Road Transport and Safety (DRTS) will be dealt with ...		FRANCISTOWN: Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) has reportedly moved closer to taking sterner measures against certain members of the Baratha-Phathi fact...

SA state lender studies Botswana coal project		Zismo Engineering designs, builds transformer
South African media reports indicate that the country's Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) is studying Botlhapatlou's coal resources for possibl...		Zismo Engineering (Pty) Ltd, one of the Citizen Entrepreneurship Development Agency (CEDA) funded projects that is doing well, has designed and built ...

Women team lose to DRC		Rollers pull away as Chiefs fall again
Botswana failed to use home ground advantage and went down 2-0 to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) in their opening game of the qualifiers for t...		Township Rollers recorded a crucial 1-0 victory over a gritty BDF XI side on Sunday to extend their lead at the top to eight points.

First Aid Knowledge Could Save That Life!		Peleng: The Heartbeat Of Lobatse
Accidents occur in an amazing way, often leaving people startled and devastated. No wonder they are called 'accidents'.		You have never been to Lobatse if you have not been to low-income Peleng. The sprawling township perched on a hill-top is the heartbeat of Lobatse.

Sycophancy as Khama and Kgafela's stars rise		Bomb threats, Nchindo and the Kalafatis effect The Middle East's hair trigger Who will succeed Ian Khama as president? Two percent VAT increase a sucker-punch
"My Lord, if you say die, I perish," says a character in one of South African drama to the amusement of viewers. While many might choose to laugh off ...

Khama is as good as being on an indefinite sabbatical leave		As I See It
Whoever advised President Seretse Khama Ian Khama that the best response to a national crisis or tragedy is to remain silent has done a disservice to ...		BDP is a circus

Votes being counted in Iraq election		Togo opposition vows to challenge election result Strong earthquake hits eastern Turkey South Africa opposition call for probe into Jacob Zuma Bob Geldof demands proof of BBC Ethiopia aid report
Counting is under way in Iraq's elections, with preliminary results expected in several days. Turnout was reported to have been higher than expected b...

Steez in marketing,PR at Duma fm		Artists pay tribute to late trumpeter Mmusi
Former Botswana Television (Btv) Flavour Dome presenter, Steez, who recently lost his drive time slot at Duma fm to a new comer, has been given a mark...		Multitudes of music lovers thronged the Millennium Jazz Restaurant on Sunday evening for a memorable show in honour of the late trumpeter, Jacob Mmusi...