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ByWanetsha Mosinyi
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  • Absa reshapes payments with virtual cards

    The cards are being hailed as the next step in fintech innovation and ease of access for banking customers.Speaking at the launch on Tuesday, Godiraone Maokenyane, the bank’s Head of Strategy and Business Transformation explained the...

  • Dato Seiko takes fans into world of healing, reflection

    Known for her soulful sound and emotionally rich performances, Dato promises an evening that goes beyond music, a safe space for those who have loved, lost, and are learning to heal. With doors opening at 6 pm, The Healing Point is expected to be one...

  • Crowning culture in Chobe

    The event continues to position beauty contests as spaces where heritage, identity, and community intersect.The pageant drew attention not only for its celebration of local talent but also for how it framed tourism and culture as living expressions...

  • Ambassador Legwaila remembered for diplomacy

    The 88-year-old diplomat and politician, who passed away on October 31 at his Phakalane home, spent more than four decades representing the country at the United Nations, shaping its international policy, and quietly steering complex African peace...

  • Guided by spirit and sound

    Her music is a reflection of spirit, healing, and divine connection. “I’m a spiritually gifted being, meant to bring healing, encouragement, empowerment, and help people connect with their inner selves,” she says calmly, her tone carrying quiet...

  • Race for Rhinos back in renewed rhino conservation efforts

    The announcement was made at a media briefing by former President Ian Khama. “Rhinos remain under threat from poaching and habitat loss, and it is our shared responsibility to ensure their survival. The Race for Rhinos provides an opportunity to...

  • Policies on paper don’t pay- creatives

    The first-ever Entrepreneurship and Creatives Day, hosted by the Botswana Investment and Trade Centre (BITC) at Global Expo Botswana 2025, highlighted government plans to formalise the industry and position it as a driver of growth and youth...

  • Botswana launches indigenous insurer

    The company gives ordinary citizens direct stake in ownership and governance, reflecting a shift towards local control in an industry long dominated by multinational firms. At the launch, BLIC’s founding CEO, Tshepo Jim, highlighted the company’s...

  • Botswana registry faces backlog

    While industry leaders are calling for bold innovation in property investment, systemic challenges in land administration continue to hinder progress and erode investor confidence. At the recent real estate conference and expo hosted by Letlole La...

  • Botswana advances energy independence project

    Minister of Labour and Home Affairs, Pius Mokgware said the project symbolises more than just infrastructure as it also represents a nation’s determination to manage its own future.He said reliable electricity is essential for any country that...

  • Bana Ba Metsi Church Choir drops debut album

    In an interview with Arts&Culture, Nkhukhu-Orlando said the inspiration to record the album came from a blessing the choir did not anticipate. “The idea was born from a remarkable gift, a recording voucher donated by President Duma Boko, even...

  • Mentorship as economic infrastructure

    Corporate and civil-society leaders stressed that Botswana’s workforce is constrained not by educational attainment but by limited access to guided professional development. Whilst tertiary enrolment exceeds 60%, youth unemployment remains high at...

  • Debswana delays Orapa’s Cut 3 project

    General Manager for Debswana's Orapa, Letlhakane, and Damtshaa Mines (OLDM), Mogakolodi Maoketsa, stated at recent media training that the new project has not been abandoned. “We have not suspended Cut 3. Timelines are continuously reviewed in...

  • Orapa powers Botswana diamond production

    OLDM General Manager, Mogakolodi Maoketsa, said the industry has been challenged by the increasing appeal of synthetic diamonds, higher extraction costs, and slower economic growth in major markets.“People are buying synthetic diamonds at lower...

  • BnR sets festive mood

    “Born & Raised has become more than a music festival; it is a space where people celebrate culture and connect with artists. We want to ensure that ATI’s contribution is remembered as part of this celebration.” Said Goaba Mojakgomo, the...

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