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The ever-shifting world

The world continues to mutate and assume directions and characteristics beyond the dreams and horizons of our forebears.

Our continuing survival in an ever changing world rests on our ability to adapt and develop new approaches. In particular, education must reposition itself to address pressing demands and challenges of a new world order. Charles Darwin was clearly ahead of his time with his discovery of the principle of the survival of the fittest.

It is a principle relevant then as it is today. Undoubtedly, education is a facilitator in the quest for a transition from one epoch to the other. And therefore education cannot afford to be static. If yesterday the mere acquisition of a Cambridge certificate or university degree was enough to land one a place in the government’s payroll or private sector, today the goal posts have shifted.

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Botswana must not be a flag of convenience for rogues

‘A man’s country is not a certain area of land, of mountains, rivers, and woods, but it is a principle and patriotism is loyalty to that principle’.- George William CurtisAccording to the report carried in this publication, the fraudsters operating the so-called “dark fleet” have selected Botswana’s flag as their cover of choice. This is a direct assault on our country’s most valuable asset, the good name.For decades, Botswana has...

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