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Larona Makhaiza
  • UBASSU, UBSU to down tools again

    The unions intend not to take part in the coming examinations should the situation between the parties persist. “Members of the community and all the University of Botswana stakeholders are duly informed that UB staff will soon be resuming the...

  • GU remain league hopeful in title race

    The Reds went home 2-0 winners, the same score line they registered against the Molepolole-based side in the first round of the campaign. Interestingly, just like in the first round encounter played in December last year, one of GU's goals came...

  • Ntate Stunna wants collaboration with ATI

    In an interview with Arts & Culture, the Stimela hit maker had plenty to say about Botswana on his first ever visit to the country. He revealed his admiration for ATI when he was asked about the local music. He said already he has two songs with...

  • Victor hails William Last KRM

    The Kanye-born comedian,, who resembles the same looks as Motsetserepa, says he was subjected to ridicule and shaming for his style of comedy. But he has since certainly realised a change of fortunes since he started working with Motsetserepa as...

  • Gunners engage Bafana over P400,000 debt

    On February 20, FIFA gave Gunners 45 days to pay Bafana his salary arrears or the Lobatse side risk a transfer ban.Bafana approached the mother body to intervene in his bid to force his employers to pay. Ngwamotsoko said they are negotiating with the...

  • DJ Wallay dies in suspected suicide

    The news of his passing surfaced on social media on Wednesday morning. In an interview with MmegiOnline, Gaborone West Police Station commander, Superintendent Knight Moalosi confirmed that they are investigating a case of a suspected suicide....

  • Grand Palm to start sex talk

    Sex is the one topics that is Batswana hardly discuss, but The Grand Palm will be looking to illuminate sex talk through the comedy night event.The Grand Palm marketing manager, Malebogo Bahakgametse explained that they chosen sex as the agenda item...

  • Doctors get 15% emergency call allowance

    A joint statement from BDU, Botswana Government Workers Union (BOGOWU) and Trainers and Allied Workers Union (TAWU) has revealed that the government have successfully concluded an agreement on doctors emergency call allowance with the...

  • Maine: Photographer who turned out to be a visual artist

    However, that did not seem to be the case for one Karabo Maine, a 36-year-old Mochudi native who swapped his camera and lenses for paint and brush as he ventured into visual arts. In an interview with Arts & Culture, Maine revealed that prior to...

  • Gunners players earn as little as P1,200

    Despite the low salaries, the Lobatse side has been struggling to keep up with payments, with players unpaid since February. Gunners, bottom of the Botswana Premier League, were thrown into further turmoil this week when Masisi resigned, joining a...

  • Things fall further apart at Gunners as committee deserts

    The club's administration has been left threadbare after the recent departure of secretary-general, Benson Mere resigned on Thursday. The assistant secretary-general post has been vacant and public relations officer, Ishmael Monkutlwatsi has also...

  • Botswana Youth Awards return bigger

    The first awards were in 2014 as a way to appreciate the great work done by the youth in all aspects and disciplines. The organisers have promised a bigger and better sixth edition of the awards on their return with the number of entries being...

  • Chaos reigns in Matebele, Matebejana match

    A free-for-all brawl broke out the minute after the referee red carded Matebele goalkeeper, Kenalemang Neo. After a goalless first half, the game sparked into life on the hour, albeit for all the wrong reasons.Matebejana broke on the counter, which...

  • BTU halts corporal punisment

    This emerged at the BTU media briefing and stakeholder engagement on the thorny issue of corporal punishment. On Monday, the BTU held a media briefing, where they engaged other stakeholders about issues such as corporal punishment.The BTU...

  • Inaugural Exchange to celebrate culture

    In an interview with Arts & Culture, Joy Setshedi of Joy Foundation Development revealed that through the event, they decided to go a different route and try something new from musical events in order to celebrate “our very own culture” that is...

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