Sefalana profits hit fresh records
Friday, January 31, 2025 | 640 Views |
Higher and higher: Chauhan
The profits mark a seven percent increase from the P204.8 million recorded over the same period last year.
According to results released this week, Botswana contributed the most at 67%, followed by Namibia at 27%, Lesotho at five percent, and Zambia at only one percent. Manufacturing output from South Africa remained below optimal levels whilst rising raw material costs continued to exert pressure on margins, during the reporting period.
Whilst we join Botswana Sectors of Educators Trade Union (BOSETU) and other stakeholders in commending the rise in top grades, a testament to the unwavering effort of many teachers and pupils, this progress is fundamentally shadowed by a failing that shames our society. The stark, persistent urban-rural divide is not just a statistic, but an active betrayal of thousands of young Batswana.The figures are a damning indictment. When pass rates in...