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  • We can try cloud seeding and make rain

    It is not only this year, even last year the country experienced inadequate amounts of rainfall which impacted badly on the agriculture sector hence  lowering the economy of Botswana. We also saw dams including Gaborone dam drying up, which at this...

  • Launch of American Space at Maun public library

    Local, regional, and national officials attended the launch, including the Permanent Secretary (PS) of the Ministry of Youth, Sport and Culture, artists from the Maun International Poetry Festival, and media representatives.  Ambassador Miller and...

  • The BMD Has Always Been An Illusion

    People have always known, only people have not been able to say such for the fear that when you tell BMD the truth, they resort to insults and playing the messenger ignoring the ball. The people can no longer fear to pronounce that this political...

  • I Cannot Compare With Mandela, It Was Not My Effort Alone!

    However, I would like to correct the misrepresentation of fact and what I consider inappropriate and potentially misleading; It is inappropriate to compare me in any form to the great person and stature of Mandela; The achievement to promulgate...

  • Economic Stimulus Is A Perfect Platform For Wealth Creation For Indigenous Batswana For The Next 50 Years

    What Is Wrong With Our Economy? As a nation we have we failed to create enough wealth and employment opportunities for a very long time even when our economy was at its peak. We never interrogated the real reasons. Instead we took a sugar-coated...

  • Botswana�s National Monuments

    Lentswe la Baratani Hill There are many legends surround Baratani, but the best known is about two young lovers who were denied permission to marry. Despondent, they tragically both flung themselves off the cliff to their deaths. Or, most likely,...

  • 21st century fascism

    Under advanced capitalism, Phillips rightly observed, the structural demands for a return on investment require an unending expansion of centralised capital in the hands of fewer and fewer people. The financial center of global capitalism is so...

  • A year after the Botswana 2014

    What immediately struck me was the long queue of citizens, women and men, from all social backgrounds and ages, patiently waiting to act on their electoral right. All were smartly dressed and waiting patiently, chatting away to each other. Once they...

  • China ends one-child policy after 35 years

    The announcement followed a four-day Communist party summit in Beijing where China’s top leaders debated financial reforms and how to maintain growth at a time of heightened concerns about the economy. China will “fully implement a policy of...

  • EFF vows to shut JSE down

    Statistics SA figures showed that unemployment rose to 25.5% in the third quarter of the year from 25% in June. This amounted to 5.4million people without work, up from 5.23 million in June. The job losses, said economist Dawie Roodt, were an...

  • �Donkey rustling� outbreak vexes Palapye farmers

    To this Asian community donkey meat is a delicacy. The tricky part of the business is that the village does not have recognised and legally registered donkey butcheries. To fill this void, some underground butcheries or donkey sellers appear to have...

  • Botswana tops Lonely Planet's list of best places to visit in 2016

    Tom Hall, Lonely Planet editorial director said: “Botswana has remained off the radar for most people, who believe it’s too expensive, too difficult to get to, or doesn’t cater to families, but there are many options for all kinds of travelers...

  • Adele's Hello beats Taylor Swift's record for most-viewed video in 24 hours

    “Hello, can you hear me?” sang Adele to the world. And the world answered: yes, and we’re watching you too. Many many times. Adele’s video for new single Hello has broken Taylor’s Swift’s records for the most views on Vevo in 24 hours....

  • BONU Hails Public Private Partnership

    This project, called Botswana International Nursing Conference (BINC) has resulted in coalition and cooperation between government, Botswana Nurses Union (BONU), Aviwe Health Care Resource & Training Institute as well as big private sector companies...

  • Man fails paternity test because genes in his saliva are different to those in sperm

    A US man has failed a paternity test after doctors revealed his dead twin, whose DNA the man absorbed in the womb, is the genetic father of the child. The 34-year-old man is the first ever reported case of a paternity test being fooled by a human...

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