Final windfall beckons for Wilderness shareholders

Wilderness Jao Camp in the Okavango Delta PIC. WILDERNESS
Wilderness Jao Camp in the Okavango Delta PIC. WILDERNESS

Wilderness Holdings Limited has projected its pretax profits for the year ended February 28, 2019 will be up to 45% higher than last year. This will give shareholders a final big payout ahead of the delisting planned for August.

Wilderness, a Botswana-born pan African tourism group, is the subject of an ongoing takeover led by its CEO, Keith Vincent and backed by fund managers.

The company, which listed on the Botswana Stock Exchange in 2010, is widely perceived to control the high end of the Okavango Delta’s luxury hospitality market.

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Prosecutors deserve better

These legal professionals, who are entrusted with upholding the rule of law, face numerous challenges that compromise their ability to effectively carry out their duties.Elsewhere in this edition, we carry a story on the lamentations of the officers of court.The prosecutors have raised a number of concerns, calling for urgent attention from all relevant stakeholders, including the President, Minister of Justice and the Attorney General. Their...

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