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Monday, January 15, 2024

Eleven soldiers who say they were fraudulently forced into retirement from the military by the Directorate of Intelligence and Security (DIS) and were later declared Botswana Defence Force (BDF) soldiers in good standing by the court have dragged the BDF commander to court for contempt of court.

Sharon Mathala | 15 January 2024

Placid Segokgo PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

Educators with disabilities encouraged to overcome barriers

Educators with disabilities have been educators to overcome professional barriers and strive for a safe and inclusive work environment.

Boikanyo Mathonsi | 19 January 2024

Rising swindling cases worry police

Boikanyo Mathonsi | 18 January 2024

Voter Registration Surges in Week 2

Boikanyo Mathonsi | 17 January 2024

BOSETU instructs teachers to refuse to go beyond their call of duty

Larona Makhaiza | 17 January 2024

Man threatens to axe wife to death

Lebogang Mosikare | 16 January 2024

2023 records significant drop in sexual offences

Pini Bothoko | 15 January 2024

‘Killer’ cops in hot soup

The Joseph family in Bobonong is still reeling in shock after their son Potso Joseph was gunned down by members of the Botswana Police Service (BPS) in Palapye just three days before Christmas.

The menace of copper cable theft

Copper cable theft has become a prevalent problem in Botswana, causing significant disruptions to telecommunication services and resulting in substantial financial losses for service providers and customers alike.

Kgosi, DIS impasse has destroyed many lives and careers – Kebonang

In April 2018 Colonel Isaac Kgosi, the founding spy chief of the Directorate of Intelligence and Security (DIS) was fired from his position by President Mokgweetsi Masisi and since then there has never been peace between the spy unit and its former spymaster.

BOSETU instructs teachers to refuse to go beyond their call of duty

With the Botswana Sectors of Educators Union (BOSETU) bemoaning the workload that teachers have to endure, the union has instructed the men and women of the chalk to refuse to take any more classes than they already have until further notice.

A company was engaged to relocate a generator from one part of Mass Media Complex for P10 million pula

Mass Media ‘whistleblower’ sues DIS for P12m

In a rather unusual case, a Botswana Television (BTV) Broadcasting officer, Gaolaolwe Ralotsia, has accused the Directorate on Intelligence and Security (DIS) and its agents of wanton invasion of privacy, harassment, infringement of human dignity, defamation of character and causing psychological trauma and loss of comfort for him.

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Educators with disabilities encouraged to overcome barriers

Rising swindling cases worry police

Voter Registration Surges in Week 2

BOSETU instructs teachers to refuse to go beyond their call of duty

Man threatens to axe wife to death

2023 records significant drop in sexual offences

BDF commander faces jail time

BDF commander faces jail time

‘Killer’ cops in hot soup

The menace of copper cable theft

Kgosi, DIS impasse has destroyed many lives and careers – Kebonang

BOSETU instructs teachers to refuse to go beyond their call of duty

Mass Media ‘whistleblower’ sues DIS for P12m

Sebego takes charge at BFL

BFA suspends BFL but Palapye meeting proceeds as planned

Govt raises P770m debt