BMC sees light at end of the tunnel

Friday, September 04, 2015

In turmoil: BMC says it needs P 600m complete turnaround

The Botswana Meat Commission (BMC) forecasts that it would register success when the three-year turnaround strategy comes to end next year.

With the parastatal having been at, or near the bottom, in the past three years, there are already signs that the turnaround strategy is starting to deliver results.

By the end of 2014, BMC recorded revenue of P1.16 billion from 144,000 cattle that were slaughtered.

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BMC sees light at end of the tunnel

The Botswana Meat Commission (BMC) forecasts that it would register success when the three-year turnaround strategy comes to end next year.

Court temporarily halts Mzwinila assets seizure

Access Bank Invests in student wellness at Bokamoso JSS

Clubs to share matchday costs with BFL

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Preparations for Soul Fill Up with Franco in full swing

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