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Tsaone Basimanebotlhe
  • Goodhope Council unveils China-backed development prospects

    He explained that going to China had provided an opportunity to learn from that country’s approach towards improving livelihoods, with particular emphasis on practical models that could be adapted to uplift communities and improve service delivery...

  • Gov't deploys fences in fresh FMD containment push

    The development was revealed to Goodhope District Council (GDC) councillors during an address by chairperson, Gofaone Nkhwane. The civic leaders learnt that the Department of Veterinary Services (DVS), under the Ministry of Lands and Agriculture, is...

  • BDP women’s race exposes bigger cracks

    The latest developments suggest that internal differences remain unresolved despite the BDP having had embarked on efforts to reunite and rebuild the party, since its defeat in the 2024 General Election. In fact, the women’s wing campaign appears...

  • Parties urged to uphold All-Party Conference commitments

    The call was made by Minister of State President, Defence and Security, Moeti Mohwasa adding that government remained committed to electoral reforms, which he described as fundamental to strengthening democracy, public confidence and national...

  • Salakae remains loyal amid BNF turmoil

    His political journey stretches back to his youth, having risen through various structures of the party before eventually becoming one of its senior figures and a Member of Parliament. Salakae is among a generation of BNF members who were groomed for...

  • SADC mission hails Zambia poll transparency

    Samuel Tembenu, who led the observation mission, said the electoral process was conducted in accordance with the country’s electoral framework.However, the mission noted areas requiring attention to further strengthen future elections.In its...

  • Masisi checks on detained opposition members

    The visit comes amidst reports that several opposition members were allegedly harassed and detained in the run-up to and during the elections.Some opposition supporters were reportedly detained on the eve of polling, whilst others were arrested on...

  • UDC leadership ‘absenteeism’ raise concerns

    Molutsi reasoned that the two senior leaders’ demanding government responsibilities have made it difficult for them to attend. Additionally, he said while their absence may be noticeable, the UDC leadership understands that both Boko and Gaolathe...

  • Zambia’s polls marred by delays

    Long queues have been reported at several polling stations, with some voters arriving as early as 2am in an effort to beat the crowds and cast their ballots early.So far, they have recorded 98 election verified incidents reported at the Global...

  • Hichilema, Mundubile lead crowded race

    Under Zambia’s electoral system, a presidential candidate must secure more than 50 % of the valid votes cast to be declared the ultimate winner. However, the model of the election is known as 50 plus one. Consequently, if none of the candidates...

  • Katuta: Playing in a crowded male-dominated field

    Given Katuta, who is contesting as an independent candidate, is the sole woman among the presidential contenders seeking to lead Zambia. Her participation stands in contrast to the 13 male candidates who will also be on the presidential ballot. The...

  • BCP demands urgent action on corruption

    The call follows revelations emerging from the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) hearings, which the opposition party says have exposed the scale of maladministration and financial losses affecting the country.A statement released this week by party...

  • BNF takes membership drive digital

    The party has started rolling out digital membership registration across its 16 regional constituencies, with launches held at Klaas Motshidisi and Paul Rantao constituencies over the weekend. The initiative is part of the party’s broader efforts...

  • Moswaane suspension sparks leadership rift

    The controversy comes in the wake of the suspension of Francistown West Member of Parliament (MP), Ignatius Moswaane.His removal has fuelled speculation of deepening divisions within Botswana's oldest political party. The BPP leadership has...

  • BPP leadership faces constitutional scrutiny

    Although the BPP constitution provides that the central committee should be elected every three years, the party has not held elections since its national delegates conference in 2015.“All members of the central committee shall be elected on three-...

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