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Gov’t limits Limpopo crash victims’ burial attendance

With many people interested in attending the mass burial of the Limpopo bus crash victims scheduled for tomorrow morning in Molepolole, government has decided to restrict the number of those who can attend.

Boikanyo Mathonsi | 03 May 2024

state hosts mass burial for 45 crash victims

limited seating at mass burial

Mangwegape-Healy addressing trade unionists on Labour Day at the GSS grounds PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

Workers shun Healy

In a spirited demonstration of solidarity and dissent, workers and trade unions in Gaborone serenaded Tumisang Mangwegape-Healy Member of Parliament (MP) with a struggle song, ‘re dueleng re le bereketse ha se maloba le re ha di chenchi’ (We have worked for you, pay us, it’s not like old times when we were given peanuts) on May Day.

Larona Makhaiza | 03 May 2024

BDP registers fewer female candidates for primaries

Correspondent | 03 May 2024

MISA to tackle environmental reporting challenges

Boikanyo Mathonsi | 03 May 2024

Inside Autlwetse’s Khama ‘derecognising’ affidavit

Innocent Selatlhwa | 03 May 2024

Gov’t limits Limpopo crash victims’ burial attendance

Boikanyo Mathonsi | 03 May 2024

Botswana editors forum calls for greater inclusivity and consultation

Correspondent | 03 May 2024

MISA Botswana celebrates World Press Freedom day

Staff Writer | 01 May 2024

Real or not: Regulators across Africa are struggling to enforce type approval standards in their markets PIC ITWEB AFRICA

BOCRA issues fines for fake phones

The Botswana Communications Regulatory Authority (BOCRA) dished out fines ranging up to P2,000 each to 55 retailers around the country who were found selling substandard and counterfeit communications devices last year.

GD6 theft rising as police arrest SA trio

With a new spate of motor vehicle theft targeting the Toyota Hilux GD6, police on Sunday arrested three South African men at Dibete Barrier Gate.

Minister Morwaeng addressing Molepolole residents. PIC MORERI SEJAKGOMO

No body viewing: Mass burial for 45 accident victims

MOLEPOLOLE: Following the devastating tragic bus accident that claimed the lives of 45 Batswana pilgrims enroute to St Engenas Zion Christian Church (ZCC) in Moria, a mass burial to inter the remains of the deceased will take place in the wee hours of Saturday morning at Garanta cemetery in Molepolole.

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BDP registers fewer female candidates for primaries

MISA to tackle environmental reporting challenges

Inside Autlwetse’s Khama ‘derecognising’ affidavit

Gov’t limits Limpopo crash victims’ burial attendance

Botswana editors forum calls for greater inclusivity and consultation

MISA Botswana celebrates World Press Freedom day

BOCRA issues fines for fake phones

GD6 theft rising as police arrest SA trio

No body viewing: Mass burial for 45 accident victims

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Gov’t limits Limpopo crash victims’ burial attendance

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