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Wednesday, September 28, 2022

The Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC) president Duma Boko says Botswana Congress Party (BCP) president Dumelang Saleshando was already failing to execute his duties as Leader of Opposition (LoO) long before he was removed.

Mompati Tlhankane | 28 September 2022

UDC President Duma Boko PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

Photo of other students during a sunset assignment on the riverbank. Photo by student Mokgwathi Motswagole, National Geographic Photo Camp.

Maun youth share stories of Okavango Delta at National Geographic Photo Camp

Students from Bana Ba Letsatsi and Okavango Kopano Mokoro Community Trust, ages 16-21, gathered together for National Geographic Photo Camp Botswana, a week-long interactive experience where they learned about photography and the power of storytelling.

Staff Writer | 29 September 2022

Cops kill elephant whilst pursuing criminals

Lesedi Mkhutshwa | 29 September 2022

About 11% of girls in Botswana raped

Lesedi Mkhutshwa | 29 September 2022

'Saleshando was already failing as LoO'

Mompati Tlhankane | 28 September 2022

BDP's Kario targets Serowe

Innocent Selatlhwa | 28 September 2022

BotswanaPost, Manual Workers in toxic relationship

Archie Mokoka | 26 September 2022

Gov’t, Balete land war heats up again

Mpho Mokwape | 26 September 2022

Was ‘Butterfly’ DIS bait?

The highly publicised and controversial case of Welheminah ‘Butterfly’ Maswabi continues to take the spotlight as contradictions as to what prompted her arrest and prosecution emerge. Now, it is increasingly becoming clear that government officers were used as pawns on a chess board in the case for the benefit of big players who have now turned their backs on them.

Metropolitan Life Botswana Limited has appointed Mogopa as the new CEO effective October

Metropolitan Life appoints new CEO

Boitumelo Mogopa has been appointed as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Metropolitan Life Botswana Limited.

'Prepare for job cuts from parastatal shake-ups'

Trade and Industry minister Mmusi Kgafela says while the number of jobs to be cut in the rationalisation of parastatals is still unclear, employees should prepare themselves to 'transition' out of the public service and find opportunities in the private sector.

Concerned farmer Pius Malikongwa PIC -Lesedi Mkhutshwa

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Maun youth share stories of Okavango Delta at National Geographic Photo Camp

Cops kill elephant whilst pursuing criminals

About 11% of girls in Botswana raped

'Saleshando was already failing as LoO'

BDP's Kario targets Serowe

BotswanaPost, Manual Workers in toxic relationship

Gov’t, Balete land war heats up again

Was ‘Butterfly’ DIS bait?

Metropolitan Life appoints new CEO

'Prepare for job cuts from parastatal shake-ups'

MoA in ‘lawsuit’ threat over FMD livestock culling

Miss Botswana 2022 top 10 revealed

EOI letters flooding in—Boko

Four African states want CITES to ban elephant hunting in Botswana

'Saleshando was already failing as LoO'

Opinions differ over Khama’s BPF participation