Mojadigo plans to file no case to answer
Rape convict Goitsekgosi Mojadigo has indicated that he intends to file an application for a no case to answer after the prosecution closed its rape matter before Village Senior Magistrate, Tshepo Thedi.
Rape convict Goitsekgosi Mojadigo has indicated that he intends to file an application for a no case to answer after the prosecution closed its rape matter before Village Senior Magistrate, Tshepo Thedi.
Botlhale Makgekgenene has dismissed speculation that she was pushed out as the Director-General of the Directorate on Corruption and Economic Crime (DCEC).
Botswana has expressed deep appreciation to the United States of America (USA) for being a valued and trusted partner in building stronger local public health institutions through supply chain systems strengthening.
A Botswana infant who was abandoned at a hospital in Moscow shortly after birth has been safely repatriated following a joint effort involving local authorities and Russian counterparts.
Gaborone United (GU) have revealed a disturbing account of their CAF Champions League trip to Tanzania, alleging that their coach was punched, a member of their advance party was assaulted and players were attacked by security personnel and supporters before their second-leg defeat to Young Africans.
Justice Onkemetse Tshosa of the Gaborone High Court has criticised the applicants in the Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) cattle slaughter dispute for waiting too long to approach the High Court. He said they should have acted once it became clear that months of negotiations with the authorities were yielding no results.
A web of companies, inflated or false project claims and millions of pula allegedly moving between bank accounts has emerged from a charge sheet laying out the State’s case against Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) president Mpho Balopi and his alleged associates.
Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) president, Mpho Balopi has barely exited Dipate’s busy courtroom, and the next high-profile name is already on the magistrate’s diary.
In much of Southern Africa, conversations about sportspersons’ earning power have traditionally centred on footballers who made the leap to Europe and began earning substantial amounts. Botswana was no different, with the spotlight largely on footballers who crossed the border into South Africa in pursuit of lucrative careers. But that narrative is changing, as a new generation of local athletes is beginning to command considerable financial and commercial value, observes Staff Writer MQONDISI DUBE
Kwa Nokeng Oil’s two shareholders are preparing to cash in as much as P1.37 billion through the fuel distributor’s listing on the bourse, in one of the largest shareholder sell-downs seen in the local market.