Slash red tape, US trade captains urge
Friday, April 13, 2012
A team of executives from the Chamber, led by executive director Scott Eisner, last week completed a fact-finding mission designed to inform its 300,000 plus membership of the various investment and export opportunities in Botswana.
This year, the Chamber is stepping up its southern African focus, establishing a presence in South Africa and reaching out to Botswana, which Eisner describes as a "natural fit," among other potential targets. In an exclusive interview with BusinessWeek at the end of their fact-finding mission, Eisner cautioned that there was high competition in Africa to house each US dollar in investment.
As many wondered what wrong the young boy could have done to end up killed, it emerged that his own cousin was a suspect in the murder after he claimed P50,000 from Botswana Life. Thato Tsametse, who was last week sentenced to death for the murder of his cousin, had reportedly taken out two Mmoloki Funeral Covers valued at P25,000 each.Over the years, the media has been covering the murder case, and some revelation has come up that certain...