Magistrate outlaws media in P20million trial
The Gaborone Village Chief Magistrate, Lot Moroka, yesterday ordered the media reporting on the Central Medical Store (CMS) P20million fraud case not to disclose the name of a key witness the state in... Read more
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Non-mining has greater share of GDP
The increased contribution of the private sector shows that the ball is changing...
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Botswana music industry under threat - BOMU
The Botswana music industry is facing serious challenges and possible takeover b...
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E-passports coming, but not for all
The days when ordinary citizens would flaunt their passports may be over.
Flooded Boteti River rouses village mood | Reverend 'Jim' MacDonald dies in Francistown | |
| FRANCISTOWN: Excitement is in the air again in western Boteti as their river started flowing.Reports from the area say that the Boteti River, a tribu... | Reverend Donald James 'Jim' MacDonald II, aged 71, died November 15 2008 at his home in Francistown, Botswana in the arms of his wife, Samba and famil... |
De Beers looks to drive demand in US amidst crisis | Non-mining has greater share of GDP | |
| The world's largest diamond company, De Beers, says it is putting in place a number of measures to lessen the effects of the global economic slowdown ... |  The increased contribution of the private sector shows that the ball is changing hands in terms of economic activity, a welcome development at this ti... |
BFA announces Under-20 teams | | |
 The Botswana Football Association (BFA) has announced the three Under-20 teams that will take part in the Zone VI tournament and the COSAFA Cup. The w... |
We are heading for disaster | God saved Anglicans with Bishop Mwamba | |
 I have been observing with great anticipation the ruling of the current president and it has come to my observation that some people in our society we... |  I am writing this letter to refute some misinformation that appeared in the letter entitled "Who shall save the Anglicans?" which appeared in Mmegi of... |
O icheke, as DJs battle it out in Phikwe | Botswana music industry under threat - BOMU | |
| Some of Botswana's best DJs are expected to rock the copper mining town of Selebi-Phikwe this month end. The event is a build-up to the 2008 World AID... | The Botswana music industry is facing serious challenges and possible takeover by international musicians, who have huge marketing budgets. |
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