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Discovery is an uncharted path carved into the map of our mind. Each new experience, whether as vast as crossing oceans or as subtle as tasting an unfamiliar spice, unsettles the ordinary and awakens something dormant within us.

Anticipation sharpens it: the crowd swelling with tension, the air thick with the possibility of triumph or heartbreak. In that charged moment, each racing heartbeat oxygen for the soul.

Discovery and even rivalry, sporting or otherwise, nourish well-being, reminding us that wonder still exists, waiting, even restless, for us to step inside and feel it ignite. And where better to test this truth than in the city itself.

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Foundation secures medication for retired BDF soldiers

Correspondent |
03 September 2026

K.K. Motshidisi Foundation has secured medication for retired BDF soldiers from Intake 17 of 1980. PIC KENNEDY RAMOKONE 14.41.43

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correspondent |
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Pini Bothoko |
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Tsaone Basimanebotlhe | 1d ago

Fiscal authorities brace for credit ratings’ decisions

Mbongeni Mguni | 1d ago

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Kabelo Boranabi | 1d ago

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Mqondisi Dube | 1d ago

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Calistus Kolantsho | 1d ago

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Calistus Kolantsho | 1d ago

Rising abortion figures demand urgent action

Instead, they should serve as a warning to health authorities, community leaders, and policymakers that something is not right. According to the Palapye District Development Committee’s latest report, 130 abortion cases were recorded between April and June 2026.On the face of it, the overall figure may represent a decline from the preceding quarter. However, going deeper into the figures, the monthly trend tells a different and more worrying...

The Monitor Editor | 08 September 2026

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The main course

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BDP leaves Balopi out in the cold

Fiscal authorities brace for credit ratings’ decisions

BNF mourns benign, fearless Akambakamba

Fiscal authorities brace for credit ratings’ decisions

Rollers spend P1.2m to settle FIFA debts

'Machine' expected to take over Zebras role

Chess team embarks on Olympiad quest

Tebogo carries memories, Kebinatshipi chases history in Budapest

Rising abortion figures demand urgent action