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Mpho Mokwape
  • Gov't suppliers owed P3.6bn

    Answering a question in Parliament from Molepolole North MP Arafat Khan, the Minister of Environment & Tourism, Wynter Mmolotsi, answering on behalf of the Minister of Finance, said the government had failed to meet its statutory payment turnaround...

  • Air Botswana still loss-making despite turnaround efforts

    Responding to a question from Maun North Member of Parliament Dumelan Saleshando, the Minister of Transport, Noah Salakae, confirmed that the national airline was still operating at a loss at that time, but had since moved to implement urgent...

  • Justice Ministry seeks P153m

    Presenting the budget, Minister Nelson Ramaotwana told legislators that the Ministry remains committed to strengthening access to justice and building inclusive institutions in line with national and international goals.He said Botswana’s...

  • High Court stays Goo-Tau installation

    In a dispute over the position of Kgosi of Goo-Tau, Judge William Moncho ordered that the implementation of a judgment issued on December 12, 2025, be suspended pending the determination of an application for leave to appeal. In a ruling delivered on...

  • Crime assets soar, victims still waiting

    This was revealed by the Minister of Justice and Correctional Services Nelson Ramaotwana, recently in his Committee of Supply speech. Ramaotwana revealed that despite the fund ballooning from P10.4 million to P43.8 million, driven largely by a major...

  • Letters reveal gov't authorised Seretse's company for fuel levy

    Seretse, who is charged alongside two of his associates with counts of corruption and money-laundering, amongst other offences, has always denied any wrongdoing. He has maintained that all transactions linked to the NPF were authorised by the...

  • 'I didn't steal anything'

    Seretse is facing renewed charges linked to transactions involving the National Petroleum Fund (NPF) and his company, Kgori Capital. Prosecutors allege that he stole P15.68 million as an agent of the government and committed other offences connected...

  • Calm faces as Seretse & Co make appearance

    The case, which first gripped the nation when its details emerged in 2019, continues to draw wider public and media attention.From the moment proceedings began, the atmosphere inside the courtroom was notably subdued. The accused persons sat calmly...

  • More charges for Seretse & Co in P31m NPF case

    Seretse, a director of Kgori Capital (Pty) Ltd, has been charged alongside fellow directors Sharifa Noor and Alphonse Molamu Ndzinge. The companies Kgori Capital (Pty) Ltd and Kgori Holdings (Pty) Ltd are also listed as accused in the...

  • CMB, Okaile face 61 counts in fresh P450m BPOPF loot storm

    Rapula is charged with CMB and its sister company, CMB Fund 1. At the time the alleged offences happened, from 2017, CMB was managing assets for BPOPF.The charges relate to the handling of funds entrusted to the company to manage the pension fund’s...

  • Parly sets age 70 cap for AG retirement

    The new law setting out the retirement of the country's AG will only take effect on a date to be announced by ministerial order in the Government Gazette.The Act sets out rules on the retiring age of the AG and explains how appointments may be...

  • High Court dismisses challenge in Mogoditshane roads tender dispute

    The case arose after the Mogoditshane/Thamaga District Council awarded the roads project tender to Evolution Engineers/Mason Group JV. The estimated value of the project is P337,562,741 (VAT inclusive), making it one of the more significant...

  • CoA to determine alleged Math error in P1.5B Ncojane project

    The appeal arises from a tender involving China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation and Zhong Gan Engineering & Construction Corporation (Botswana) (Pty) Ltd as appellants, G4 Civils (Pty) Ltd, Landmark Projects (Pty) Ltd, and Asphalt Botswana...

  • Court gives gov't ultimatum on DIS dispute

    The ultimatum comes after the government failed to comply with a long-running court order requiring payment of salary back pay to the 406 agents."The order being specific as to the period of compliance, which was immediately upon the court order. The...

  • Ngakaagae & Co: Cynosure of all eyes

    The development comes as corruption allegations against past officeholders continue to surface. All eyes have now turned to the man leading the prosecutorial charge.Ngakaagae has assumed office at a critical moment for the justice system, with public...

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