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PUBLIC NOTICE AND INVITATION TO TENDERThe BANK OF BOTSWANA invites local Companies to tender for supply, installation, commission and testing of Lenovo/IBM/Equivalent servers for Bank of BotswanaContract No: BOB/2024/05/151. The Procurement Method is Open Domestic Bidding.2. The Evaluation method is Least Cost Selection.3. Tenderers must, in order to be considered for award of this contract, be registered with Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) under Code: 120 ICT Technical Support Services, Sub code(s): 02 Server Management and Maintenance Services or Code 203 Electrical, Electronic, Mechanical and ICT supplies, Sub code(s) 01 Electrical and Electronic Equipment, Spares and Accessories (includes ICT, photographic equipment and others).4. Interested companies may purchase the tender documents for a non-refundable fee of P350.00 (Three Hundred and Fifty Pula, VAT inclusive). The payment can be done by Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT) or cash at the Bank’s Banking Hall in Gaborone, or at Francistown Branch Banking Hall, from 29 July 2024 to 13 August 2024, Monday to Friday at 0900 to 1400 hours in Gaborone and from 0900 to 1245 hours in Francistown Branch during weekdays. The 50% price discount for purchase of the tender document will be applied to companies owned by youth, women and people living with disability who should provide proof of the same to qualify.5. Companies are advised to email proof of payment to [email protected] who shall send the complete tender documents electronically.Bank Details for EFT paymentsBank : Bank of BotswanaAccount Name : Accpac Sundry ReceiptsAccount Number : 0000110900001Branch Code : 910167Branch Name : GaboroneSWIFT Code : BBOTBWGXPlease include reference (Company Name)6. Enquiries and clarifications relating to this tender may be addressed to [email protected]. The tender will be closed on 14 August 2024, at 1000 hours. The tender submissions will be opened on 16 August 2024, at 1015 hours, or later as the Bank of Botswana may advise.

TENDER REFERENCE NUMBER: WUC 062 (2024)TENDER TITLE: DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF LETLHAKENG CLUSTER NETWORK REHABILITATION AND GAOTLHOBOGWE – LETLHAKENG INTERCONNECTIONPROCURING ENTITY: Water Utilities Corporation1. This Tender Notice and Invitation to Tender addendum refers to the tender notice of 10th August 2024, as published in the local newspapers.2. An amendment has been made to the previous Tender notice issued which did not include the Specialized Subcontractor code. It is hereby included as follows:Code 02: Electrical Engineering works,Subcode 01 & 08: Electrical Installations and Radio/Telemetry, Grade E.An omission to the Tender Notice is further updated as follows:Main Contractor may also be registered under the following code:Code - 05: Water and Sewage Treatment Plant WorksSub-code - 01: Water and Sewage Treatment Plant Works, Grade D.3. All other tender conditions remain the same.

SECHELE J IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF BOTSWANA HELD AT FRANCISTOWN CASE NO. CVHFT- 000215/24In the matter between:TATI COMPANY (PTY) LTD PlaintiffAndALX COMMERCIALS FRANCISTOWN (PTY) LTD Defendant______________________________________________________________________________NOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTION______________________________________________________________________________BE PLEASED TO TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to the judgment of the above Honourable Court, the following property of the Defendant will be sold by public auction to the highest bidder by Deputy Sheriff Uyapo Mafika as follows: DATE OF SALE: 6TH SEPTEMBER 2024 TIME: 09:30 am VENUE: NTSHE MAGISTRATE COURT PROPERTY TO BE SOLD: 1x Toyota Landcruiser, beige in colour, Registration Number B 122 ABD;1x Toyota Landcruiser, white in colour, Registration Number B 765 AYR;1x JCB 3CX, yellow in colour. CONDITIONS OF SALE: Cash or bank guaranteed cheques immediately after the sale. DATED at Francistown this 21st day of August 2024____________________________________________________________________________________DEPUTY SHERIFF UYAPO MAFIKA, C/O S.THAPELO ATTORNEYS, Defendant’s Attorneys, HOUSE NO. M232, PEOLWANE STREET, MINESTONE, P. O BOX 916, FRANCISTOWN. CONTACT: 71696997/3165097

MOROKA JIN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF BOTSWANA HELD AT FRANCISTOWNCASE NO; CVHFT 000579/23In the matter between:AR5 (PROPRIETARY) LIMITED PLAINTIFFAnd McA2 [PTY] LTD 1st DEFENDANTMANTSI PILANE 2nd DEFENDANTSUMMONS FOR CIVIL IMPRISONMENTTO; MANTSI PILANE an adult female of full legal capacity employed by the 1st defendant as a Director of P O BOX 493 ABG, Sebele, Gaborone whose further and better particulars are to Plaintiff unknown.You are hereby summoned to appear before the Francistown High Court on the 18th of September 2024 at 0900 hours to show cause why a decree of civil imprisonment should not be made against you at the suit of AR5 [PTY] LTD (hereinafter called “the Plaintiff”) in respect of the non-payment of the sum of P362 930.00 [Three Hundred and Sixty Two Thousand Nine Hundred and Thirty Pula], Interest thereon at the rate of 10% per annum from date of service of summons to date of final payment, 10% Collection Commission of any instalment paid after granting of judgment, costs of suit on an attorney and client scale, which Plaintiff recovered by the order of this Court dated 27th December 2023.DATED AT PALAPYE ON THIS 20TH DAY OF AUGUST 2024_____________________________NDAWANA, DUBANI & COMPANY[Plaintiff’s attorneys)Plot No 19668LOTSANE WARDLOTSANE MALL, UNIT 10P. O Box 1090PALAPYEREF; CD/ am/ ED 6053

SLAVE JIN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF BOTSWANA HELD AT FRANCISTOWN CASE NO: CVHFT 000226/24In the matter between:FIRST NATIONAL BANK OFBOTSWANA LIMITED PLAINTIFFAndABURRIE MEYER DEFENDANTSUBSTITUTED SERVICETO; ABURRIE MEYER an adult male of full legal capacity, with the capacity to sue and be sued of Plot 16563, Phase 1, Gaborone and whose address for the purposes of this suit shall be P O BOX 916, Gaborone, but whose further and better particulars are to Plaintiff unknown.TAKE NOTICE THAT by summons issued by this court you have been called upon to give notice within Twenty One [21] days after publication thereof, to the Registrar at Francistown High Court and to the Plaintiff’s attorneys of your intention to defend [if any] in an action wherein the Plaintiff seeks the following reliefs;-Payment in the sum of BWP137 365.22 (One Hundred and Thirty Seven Thousand Three Hundred and Sixty Five Pula Twenty Two Thebe]Interest at the rate of 21.26% per annum subject to variation by the bank from time to time calculated on a daily basis and compounded monthly from the 27th March 2024 to date of full and final payment.10% Collection Commission on any instalment which may be collected after the grant of judgementCosts of suit on attorney and own client scale.Further and/ or alternative reliefTAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT in the event you fail to give such notice within the aforementioned time frame, judgment as set out above, may be granted against you without any further reference to you.DATED AT PALAPYE ON THIS 14TH DAY OF AUGUST 2024NDAWANA, DUBANI AND COMPANY(Applicant’s Attorneys)PLOT NO. 19668P O BOX 1090, PALAPYE

MORULA VACANCIESMorula School is a Co-educational, Multi-Cultural, Private School catering for children from Reception to Form 4.We require a highly motivated professional for the following position:JUNIOR PRIMARY TEACHER- GRADE THREE (3)The candidate must be suitably qualified with a relevant Degree and preferably have experience with the Cambridge syllabus, and/or experience in an English Medium environment.The candidate must be prepared to get fully involved with the school’s extra mural activity timetable.Applications, including detailed Curriculum Vitae, copies of qualifications and transcripts and the names of two referees and/or Testimonials attached, should be submitted by post or email to:The Board HRMorula SchoolPrivate Bag 117Selebi Phikwe, BotswanaTel: +267 261 4644/ +267 2600113Cell: 71308656E-mail: [email protected] DATE: 06 September 2024

Lucara Botswana (Pty) Ltd operates the Karowe Diamond Mine at Letlhakane in the Boteti sub district. The plant was commissioned in April 2012 and has gone on to achieve exceptional performance. It is the source of some truly special diamonds. The plant completed major upgrades that include introduction of X-Ray Transmission (XRT) technology in diamond recovery. This is adding to the already existing innovative application of autogenous milling in diamond processing. The Company is embarking on projects, which entail enhanced large diamond recovery.Lucara Botswana invites suitably qualified candidates to apply for the following position tenable at Letlhakane.:RE- ADVERTISEMENTPROCESS SUPERINTENDENTJob SummaryThe Process Superintendent coordinates and manages productivity, manpower deployment from a strategic and operational perspective as well as operational process engineering functions with a view of ensuring deployment of best practice and ensuring effective and efficient recovery and sorting of the diamonds at Karowe Diamond Mine.Effectiveness Areas• Development and Implementation of Production Plans• Manages and Drives Technical Effectiveness (Technical Support & Assurance)• Project Management & Contracts Administration• Budgets & Resource Management• Inspections & Legal Compliance Management• People Management• Safety, Health & EnvironmentCompetencies• Technical Report Writing & Process Design• Commission & Simulation Modelling• Trouble Shooting & Problem Solving• Metallurgical accounting• Process plant flow sheet optimization• Downtime analysis, Maintenance Planning, Contracts Management, Change Management• Finance & Budgeting, Change Management• Strategic Planning & Thinking, Communication• Conflict Management & Change Management• Coaching & Mentoring• SHE CautiousnessQualifications & Experience• Degree in Metallurgy, Mineral Processing, Chemical Engineering or related field.• 10 years operational experience in a mineral processing production plant with 3 + years in a similar senior level position• Engineering Registration Board membership (ERB)• 9.1 and 9.4 Legal appointee• Sound knowledge of process engineering principles and application in diamond processing plants• Develops and maintains an understanding of all applicable legislative requirements and related company policies and procedures.• Knowledge of Mines, Quarries, Works and Machinery Act CAP 44:02• Knowledge of the Employment and Labour Act• Knowledge of Budgeting and Financial concepts• Management Development Programmes• Conflict Management• Discipline and grievance handling• Emotional Intelligence training• Light vehicle drivers’ license• Safety, Health and Environmental Systems and Standards

PUBLIC NOTICEENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT FOR THE PROPOSED MANGODI BELTEXPLORATION PROJECT IN THE BOTETI AND TUTUME DISTRICTS OF BOTSWANAIn fulfilment of Section 7, Subsection 2 (a) of the Environmental Assessment Act (Cap. 65:07), notice is hereby given of intent to undertake public meetings as part of the Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) for the proposed base metals exploration within in the Boteti and Tutume Districts of Botswana.Project descriptionTutume Metals Proprietary Limited (‘Tutume Metals’ or ‘Proponent’) proposes to undertake base metals exploration activities within the Tutume, Boteti, Chobe and North West Districts of Botswana (the ‘Magondi Belt Exploration’ or ‘Project’). The Proponent has acquired thirteen prospecting licenses from the Department of Mines: PL0018/2023, PL0019/2023, PL0020/2023, PL0021/2023, PL0022/2023 (near Gweta), PL0023/2023 (near Rakops), PL2422/2023, PL2423/2023, PL2424/2023 (near Phuduhudu), PL2425/2023, PL2426/2023, PL2427/2023 and PL2428/2023 (near Maitenngwe). As part of the project planning activities, a detailed ESIA study will be undertaken for the proposed project.ActivitiesThe Project will be undertaken in two phases. Phase 1 will be non-intrusive ground geophysical work and Phase 2 will be exploration drilling.The ground geophysical work involves setting up magnetotelluric (‘MT’) stations at 585 sampling sites. MT stations are small, lightweight equipment that is placed at the sampling site for a 24- to 48-hour period. No vegetation or ground clearance is required. The results from the geophysical work will inform the exploration drilling program.It is anticipated that up to ten (10) exploration holes at average depths between 300m and 1,000m (a total range of 3,000m to 6,000m) will be drilled within the project tenures. The diamond core drilling method will be employed. Samples will be collected and used for further off-site analysis.A temporary drillers’ camp will be set up for use during the exploration activities and it will include accommodation of staff, equipment and supplies storage, and maintenance area. These will likely be established within the target areas of the prospecting licenses.Anticipated positive impacts related to the project include temporary employment creation, entrepreneurial opportunities for local businesses and a better understanding of geological conditions and metal deposits which could lead to a future mine development (subject to separate assessments).Anticipated negative impacts include minimal vegetation removal, noise pollution, dust production, temporary disturbance of fauna and livestock in the areas, groundwater use (for drilling water) and waste generation in small quantities.The public and interested/affected parties are invited to attend public meetings scheduled as follows:1. Gweta kgotla 10th September 2024 0800 hours2. Phuduhudu kgotla 10th September 2024 1100 hours3. Tsokatshaa kgotla 11th September 2024 0800 hours4. Zoroga kgotla 11th September 2024 1100 hours5. Maitenngwe kgotla 13th September 2024 0900 hours6. Rakops kgotla 17th September 2024 0800 hours7. Xere kgotla 17th September 2024 1100 hours8. Xhumo kgotla 18th September 2024 0800 hours9. Mmadikola kgotla 18th September 2024 1100 hours10. Toromoja kgotla 19th September 2024 0900 hoursThe purpose of these meetings is to discuss the features of this project and record any comments, questions, or information given by the public, as well as Interested and Affected Parties (IAPs), so that they can be considered in the assessment.For any queries or comments regarding the proposed project, or to request further information, please contact:Loci Environmental Pty (Ltd)Tel (+267) 3930538Postal Address: P.O. Box 2749 GaboroneEmail: [email protected]

MMG Khoemacau marks 100-dayintegration milestoneMMG Khoemacau recently marked a 100-day integration milestone, following the completion of the acquisition of the parent company of Khoemacau mine on 22 March 2024. Khoemacau is one of the highest quality new copper mines globally and aligns to MMG’s vision of creating a leading international mining company for a low carbon future. The acquisition expands the company’s interests in copper, a commodity with robust forward demand given its importance to global decarbonisation efforts. The copper mine, as part ofMMG’s broader portfolio, is expected to create meaningful long-term value and create wealth for its people, shareholders and host communities.MMG CEO Cao Liang, remarked:“We are very pleased that the Khoemacau operation is now part of MMG. We thank the Government, local community and our Khoemacau team for their support in making this acquisition a success. Importantly the team has continued to safely operate the mine in line with our MMG values and been fully supportive of the integration effort,”“We look forward to the next successful chapter of the Khoemacau story as we work to deliver the expansion of this asset alongside our people, the Government and local stakeholders.”Key highlights post the acquisition completion:• A completion ceremony was hosted with dignitaries from the Government, members of the community, and employees in attendance and enjoyed by all.• MMG team members recently participated in Kgotlas (a traditional community council) in Somelo, Toteng, Sehithwa, Makgalo and Komana. They also met with landowners of farms adjacent to the mine, the Lake Ngami Conservation Trust and the North West DistrictCouncil. The team look forward to working side by side with local communities to build on existing relationships and social development initiatives.• A Khoemacau Joint Venture agreement (May 2024) with CNIC Corporation Limited was finalised, which aims to improve MMG’s balance sheet flexibility and liquidity going forward, establishing a strong platform for future growth.• For the second quarter of 2024, Khoemacau had a Total Recordable Injury Frequency (TRIF) of 1.24 per million hours worked, with zero High Potential Injuries. The team’s focus is on enhancing safety performance through continuous improvements, particularly aroundrisk management.• Khoemacau produced 8,907 tonnes of copper, in its first• full quarter of production following the acquisition. Focus has now turned to supporting the ramp-up of Khoemacau to achieve annual production of +60,000 tonnes of copper metal by 2026, facilitated by ongoing mining development efforts to increase mining fronts, which in turn create operational flexibility and selectivity in mined grades. Works are also underway to complete the Primary Vent Fans as well as the paste fill project, which will enhance the sites’ ability to deliver its production projections.About MMGFounded in 2009, MMG’s vision is to create a leading international mining company for a low carbon future. The company is headquartered in Melbourne, Australia and Beijing, China and listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX1208). MMG’s portfoliosupports copper, zinc and cobalt production – products that are critical to achieving global decarbonisation and electrification targets. With operations in Australia, Botswana, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Peru.About KhoemacauKhoemacau is a high-quality operating mine with a strong expansion case, located in one of the most prospective mining regions in Africa, the Kalahari Copper Belt, in Botswana. The Khoemacau Mine is a large, long-life copper mine located in northwest Botswana, in the emerging Kalahari Copperbelt. The tenement package hosts the tenth largest African copper mineral resource by total contained copper metal and is one of the largest copper sedimentary systems in the world outside of the CentralAfrican Copperbelt.MMG is committed to completing the construction of an expansion project by 2028, which aims to increase production capacity to 130,000 tonnes of copper in copper concentrate. It is expected to reach full capacity by 2029.Media enquiriesFelicity Watson0408 108 [email protected] Paya00267 776 [email protected]

Khan Corporate Law (“KCL”) is a corporate law firm in Botswana. The firm’s practice areas are M&A, debt and equity capital markets, finance, banking and financial services regulation, securities and derivatives advice, property and security law, competition law, energy and natural resources and general corporate/ commercial law. KCL has handled some significant transactions since it was established in December 2010 and as a result, it has achieved domestic and international market recognition as a niche firm in Botswana. Our firm is driven by integrity, a focus on high levels of professional conduct, service delivery, skills development and raising the standard of legal services in Botswana. More details on the firm can be found at www.kcl.co.bwWe are looking for individuals to join our team that are highly motivated, academically able, commercially astute, practically minded and are looking to build a long-term career with the firm. We are also looking for individuals that believe in continuing professional education.APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED FROM QUALIFIED ATTORNEYS:POST: CONVEYANCING ATTORNEYQualification and Requirements: A first-class or upper second class Bachelor’s Degree in LawExperience: 3-4 PQE (post-qualification experience. Must be admitted to practice before the Courts of the Republic of Botswana as an Attorney, Notary Public and Conveyancer and should be an experienced Conveyancing Attorney. A further degree or professional legal or company secretarial qualification will be an added advantage.Competencies:In-depth experience with conveyancing transactions, dealing with the Deeds Registry and Land Boards.Experience with incorporation of companies; drafting resolutions and familiarity with CIPA forms, and some prior due diligence experience.Knowledge of the company, financial regulation and taxation laws in Botswana will be an added advantage.Analytical capabilities.Excellent written and verbal skills.Computer literacy and ability to use electronic databases for research purposes.Results-oriented and performance driven.Ability to work to deadlines and work the hours required of professional staff.Willingness to learn and to engage in continuing professional education.Submissions & Closing date: Please enclose a cover letter, curriculum vitae, full university transcript and certified copies of all certificates. At least two references must be provided, one of which must be a professional reference and one an academic reference. In addition, please provide two (2) written samples of work that best illustrates your competencies. (If providing an actual legal opinion and/or pleadings, please amend all details that could identify the parties involved). The above should be sent and/or delivered not later than Friday 27th September 2024, to either of the following addresses:The Lead AttorneyKhan Corporate Law5th Floor, North WingExponential BuildingPlot 54351, New CBDGaborone, Botswana.EMAIL: [email protected] NOTE THAT ONLY SHORT-LISTED APPLICANTS WILL BE CONTACTED.

JOB ADVERTISEMENTCell: (+267) 72 469 089 Website: www.guc.ac.bwLooking for applicants to teach in the following subject areas for fulltime/part-time vacancies:1. Civil Engineering (Bachelor, Diploma and Certificate levels)2.Electronics Engineering (Diploma and Certificate levels)3. Automobile Engineering (Diploma and Certificate levels)4. Bore-hole Maintenance (Certificate level)5. Airconditioning and Refrigeration (Certificate level) Applicants must have the following requirements; A practical, well-rounded knowledge on one of the above listed engineering subject matters.Minimum 4 years of teaching experience.BQA registered Assessors and/or Moderators certificate.Registered with ERB at Professional level category and in possession of practicing licence.Preferable / Added Advantage: 3 years relevant Industry and/or teaching experience; Proof of Articles/journals published and List of international/national conferences attended. Apply with supporting documents with the above stated requirements along with your CV, Testimonials of Undergraduate and/or Post-graduate qualifications and BQA Qualification Evaluation Certificate.Apply in person or through Post: P.O Box 201095 GaboroneAttractive terms & conditions according to the qualification & Experience

TAFA. JIN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF BOTSWANA HELD AT GABORONE CASE NO: CVHGB-000036-22In the matter between:FIRST NATIONAL BANK BOTSWANA PLAINTIFFAndTHULAGANYO RETSHABILE DEFENDANTNOTICE OF SALE IN EXECUTIONBE PLEASED TO TAKE NOTICE That pursuant to Court Order of this Honourable Court dated 12th April 2022 and stamped on the 12th April 2022 the following immovable property of the above-mentioned Defendants will be sold in execution to the highest bidder by the Deputy Sheriff D. P. Gabobakwe in the manner hereinafter set out.DATE OF SALE: Saturday 21st September 2024TIME OF SALE: 10:30 HoursPLACE OF SALE: Piece of land being Lot 3120, Modipane (Cadastre 19)TERMS OF SALE: Cash or EFTPROPERTY TO BE SOLD: The defendant’s rights, title deed and interest on a certain piece of land being Lot 3120, Modipane (Cadastre 19) measuring 530m2 (Five Hundred and Thirty square metres) held under Notarial Deed of Cession No MA 256/18 dated 11th day of April 2018 made in favour of Thulaganyo Retshabile with developments thereon being a two bedroomed house, kitchen, sitting room, toilet and bath, electricity, 1 room structure and fenced• The condition of sale may be inspected at the Offices of Gobhoza Legal Practice at the addresses below.DATED AT GABORONE THIS 12TH DAY OF AUGUST 2024Deputy Sheriff D. P. Gabobakwe73900288 / 72901534C/o Gobhoza Legal PracticePlaintiff’s AttorneysPlot 115, Unit 19, Kgale MewsGaborone International Finance ParkP O Box 26168, Game CityGaborone

EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FOR THE ACQUISITION OF PLOT 16076, FRANCISTOWN (TATI RIVER LODGE)ON BEHALF OF THE PROVISIONAL LIQUIDATOR OF TATI RIVER LODGE, CARAVAN & CAMPING (PTY) LTD, GOO BENG (PTY) LTD t/a BRE ADVISORY (BREAD) invites the public to express interest for the acquisition of Plot 16076 Francistown (Tati River Lodge).The terms and conditions of this Expression of Interest are as follows:1. The property is fully developed with the following improvements:*Reception and Administration Block*Four Conference Rooms79 rooms - Presidential, Executive, Suites, Studios*A La Carte Restaurant with a Bar and Dining Area and a second Restaurant Block*Swimming Pool with Change Room and Pool Side Bar*3x Porta Cabins *Caravan and Camp Site with 3x detached Camp Houses, a Storeroom and Ablution Block, and Carports2. The property is fully serviced with plumbing and boreholes, electrical and mechanical equipment and services, sewerage systems and internal roads.3. The property will be transferred under a remaining term of a 50-year Fixed Period State Grant, of which the current owner holds 27 years.4. The Reserve Price is P40,000,000 (Forty Million Pula) excluding VAT and moveable assets.5. Interested parties will be required to pay a tender participation fee in order to receive a detailed information pack.6. The Expression of Interest must be submitted by email to: [email protected]. Expressions of interest should contain the following minimum information:*Full name and address of interested party*In the case of a company - certified copies of personal identification documents of directors and significant shareholders*In the case of an individual – certified copies of personal identification documents*Bank account confirmation letter8. The closing date for receipt of the Expression of Interest is Friday 6th September at 17:00hrs. 9. Interested parties will thereafter be provided with details of the tender process leading up to the submission of a binding offer.10. The tender will be subject to a compulsory site visit – the timing of which will be included in the tender process document.11. The Seller, the Agent and their representatives will not be liable for any costs whatsoever incurred by the interested participants.For more information, contact Ms. Dabilo M. Mokobi on +267 71 320 320 [email protected] Beng (Pty) Ltd t/a BRE ADVISORYRegistration Number: BW00000493176

INVITATION TO TENDERTENDER NO: CEDA 010 / 2024 – 2025 INVITATION TO TENDER FOR LEASING OF MULTIFUNCTIONAL PHOTOCOPYING MACHINES FOR CEDA OFFICES FOR A THREE (3) YEAR PERIOD1. Sealed Tender offers are invited for leasing of multifunctional photocopying machines for CEDA offices for a three (3) year period.2. Procurement Method is: Open Domestic Bidding3. Tenderers must, in order to be considered for the award of the contract, be registered with the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) in the following categories: Code: 131 (Rental Services) Sub-Code: 03 Machinery & Equipment other than for Transport and Real Estate.4. This tender is reserved for 100% Citizen Owned companies in line with Section 76 of the Public Procurement Act.5. Tender documents are available for purchase and collection at CEDA Head Office Only at a non-refundable fee of P250.00 (Two Hundred and Fifty Pula Only) inclusive of VAT and P 125.00 (One hundred and Twenty-Five Pula) inclusive of VAT for youth owned companies as per Presidential Directive CAB (B)/2015 from the 23rd of August 2024.6. Queries or clarifications relating to the issuance of these documents may be addressed in writing not later than 6th of September 2024 before close of business to Mrs Thato Ramaribana and/or Mr Tefo Motsumi to seek guide on the tender document. Tel No. 3991138 or 3991121, Email address: [email protected]. All Bids must be received no later than 15:00hrs on 23rd of September 2024 (As per CEDA timepiece placed at Reception Area).8. The Public Procurement Regulatory Authority’s Standardised conditions of Tender apply to this procurement, for which all the applicable Tender Data is contained in the Tender Document. Notwithstanding anything in the foregoing. CEDA is not bound to accept the lowest or any tender offer.9. To view full tender advert please visit CEDA website www.ceda.co.bw or scan the QR code.10. For any further information regarding these tenders, please contact: Procurement Office at [email protected] or call 3170895

Farm worker wanted Kumakwane / Dikgatlhong Lands.Apply: N. MosetlheP O Box 2045Gaborone