The Ministry of Transport and Communication (MTC) is investigating a helicopter crash that claimed the life of rapper Sarona Motlhagodi otherwise known as Sasa Klaas.
The Ministry of Transport and Communication (MTC) is investigating a helicopter crash that claimed the life of rapper Sarona Motlhagodi otherwise known as Sasa Klaas.
What started as a research assignment for former University of Botswana (UB) lecturer, Dr Georgia Duerst- Lahri culminated into an employment generating enterprise that t...
The Botswana Football Association (BFA) will be relieved following reports that South African mining mogul, Patrice Motsepe will automatically become the new CAF presiden...
A dark cloud befell the local music and entertainment industry following devastating news of the passing of arguably the country’s best female rapper, singer and so...
MAUN: The foremost front part of the floodwaters coming through a dried river is called ‘Leleme’ (tongue) in Ngamiland. And it has great spiritual and medicin...
Bosetu President Winston Radikolo says contrary to social media misinformation, the Bosetu funeral scheme, BOFUS, remains actively operational and profitable and fa...
Families who lost relatives in two fatal Boeing 737 Max air crashes - in Indonesia and Ethiopia - are set to receive about $144,500 (P1,596,754) each from the company.
President Mokgweetsi Masisi, together with First Lady Neo Masisi, this afternoon visited ABSA Carbo Centre to buy some new P10 notes bearing his portrait. In a sentimental gesture both the President and First Lady each exchanged P1,000 to P10 notes and said they might frame some of the new notes. PICS: THALEFANG CHARLES
News that a young hip-hop artist Sarona Motlhagodi popularly known as Sasa Klaas, died in a helicopter crush hit the airwaves on Saturday to many's disbelieve! ...
