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Friday, 06 January 2012  |  Issue: Vol.29 No.01

Clerics offer to revive Umbrella


A two-man team of clerical leaders is on a mission to revive the opposition talks that collapsed before Christmas from last year, Mmegi has established.  Read more

Khama to attend ANC centennial

 

BEC releases remarkable JC results

President Ian Khama will be amongst over 40 African heads of state attending the centenary celebrations of the African National Congress (ANC) in Bloe... * Maths and science score best in Grade A
*Results remarkable for year of worst disturbances

Choppy waters ahead in 2012

 

Economic growth quickens 7.8% on govt support

Having steered the country through a turbulent recession in his first two years in office, President Ian Khama faces the unenviable distinction of bei... The economy grew by 7.8 percent in the third quarter of 2011 compared to the same period in 2010 as continued budgetary support allowed construction a...

Zebras face depleted Warriors

 

FC Platinum still after Mogorosi

The Zebras host a weakened Zimbabwe Warriors side at the University of Botswana Stadium tomorrow afternoon after the Zimbabwe Football Association (ZI... Zimbabwe's big spenders, FC Platinum insist they are still keen to lure Zebras and Mochudi Centre Chiefs winger Joel Mogorosi to Zvishavane despite re...

'As sombre wastrels we return'

 

My best and last Christmas ever

It was only two weeks ago that the rallying cry everywhere was "Ke December, boss!" It was a phrase that brought smiles to many and hurried them off ... The morning began with a gleaming orange ball with rays of hope for everyone. Every habitant of this earth was radiant with life, especially after the...

What does 2011 mean for Botswana?

 
In a little over a week, the Year 2011 will be behind us and 2012 Anno Domini will be upon us. As the year recedes into history, we are obliged to loo... 

Digging tswana roots

 

Africa lies naked to euro-American military offensive

A fresh start beckons  American military influence has fanned out across Africa during 2011, thanks in large part to assistance from African governments writes GLEN FORD

MPs urge conditions on foreign aid to troubled states

 
LONDON: Aid given by the United Kingdom to countries with a history of fraud and corruption should be "conditional" on them improving their governance... 

Goledzwa Arts Festival rises from the ashes

 

Back stage

Fans of the forgotten Goledzwa Arts Festival celebrated the renaissance of their preferred festival on New Year's Eve when new organisers resurrected ... Leaping lizards
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