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Friday, 08 February 2013  |  Issue: Vol.30 No.19

It's a rich boy's world


From Ndelu Seretse to Louis Nchindo,it has been impossible to catch the "big"fish.Elitist collaboration, a limited legal apparatus, and a cowed and ill-equipped prosecution will ensure that only small... Read more

Yes P42m was transferred to DIS - Molefhi

 

Khama's army spending

Over P42 million budgeted for the e-Government project was last year transferred to the Directorate of Intelligence and Security (DIS), Parliament he... The World Bank Reports on Military Expenditure as a percentage of GDP shows that Botswana spends much more on its security than both developed and dev...

Shareholder shake-up 'pre-empts' BBS-Bifm verdict

 

Rising import bill forces P21bn drawdown of Pula Fund

Even as the Court of Appeal made its ruling the battle between the Botswana Building Society and Bifm Capital, the gods of capital had already pronoun... The Bank of Botswana has drawn P21 billion from the Pula Fund in order to meet the country's spiralling import bill, in an action it says does not hav...

FIFA dates come under scrutiny

 

Relief for BFA as RPP withdraws

*Friendlies played during AFCON
*FIFA to discuss new proposals
 *Move paves way for Supersport deal

Youth get raw deal again

 

Matambo's budget: some lessons from the bible

The Minister of Finance, Kenneth Matambo delivered the Budget Speech on Monday but surprisingly, there was not much in it for the youth, writes Mmegi ... In the book of Genesis it is said that the first economist appeared. In the bible there is a famous passage about Joseph who was brought before the Eg...

Digging tswana roots

 

Nitty Gritty

When a king loses face  Drinking the money

Most Zim marriages unregistered

 
About 84 percent of marriages in Zimbabwe are unregistered customary unions, a development that has fuelled a surge in inheritance and divorce cases b... 

Kota-e-shwele, the illusive guitar maestro

 

Botswana's pristine heritage sites can be brands

Getting information on folklore guitarist Taka Mosimanewamokgalo Mokha, who is popularly known as Kota-e-shwele, can be quite a task.  Have you ever cared to imagine Egypt without its famous pyramids or Paris without the Eiffel Tower? How about India without the Taj Mahal?
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