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Monday, October 18, 2021

FRANCISTOWN: Sefhare-Ramokgonami Member of Parliament (MP), Kesitegile Gobotswang has expressed desire to one day be the president of the Botswana Congress Party (BCP).

Chakalisa Dube | 18 October 2021

Kesitegile Gobotswang PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

Security director up for rape

FRANCISTOWN: The director of Pholizai Security Keemenao Kelebogile, 33, appeared before court yesterday to face one count of rape.

Lebogang Mosikare | 19 October 2021

Gobotswang eyes BCP Presidency

Chakalisa Dube | 18 October 2021

Hemp Cultivators Anticipate Victory

Innocent Selatlhwa | 18 October 2021

Masama Pipeline Key To Economic Growth – Masisi

Pini Bothoko | 18 October 2021

Malaria Under Control After Ditladi Records One Death

Lesedi Mkhutshwa | 18 October 2021

VP Replaces Khama As BUAN's Chancellor

Cavin Kanoko | 18 October 2021

Four nabbed in latest cash-in-transit heist

Four men, two Batswana and two South Africans have been arrested after allegedly attacking and overpowering G4S security personnel before reportedly making off with undisclosed amounts of cash at Turn Right Mall in Mogoditshane this morning.

Makhadzi show done at ‘zero budget’

Organisers of the hugely anticipated The People’s Festival headlined by South African music sensation, Makhadzi, have revealed that the show was done at “zero budget”.

Court reserves hyped gay rights judgement

The Court of Appeal (CoA) bench has reserved the much-anticipated judgement in the widely publicised case in which the government is appealing the matter in which the gay community won the decriminalisation of same sex conduct in 2019.

Hey Nyeenaah relishes his moment

Theo Botshelo Bome, popularly known as Hey Nyeenaah, is a local entertainer whose career in entertainment started with a simple vine on a video-sharing focused social networking service Tik-tok with famous line, “hey nyeenaah’ and it went viral.

Masisi cracks the whip

Botswana Democratic Party's (BDP) President Mokgweetsi Masisi has cracked the whip on errant members by suspending four councillors. They have been set aside for a period of 60 days pending disciplinary hearings. The list is expected to grow soon.

Dramaboi: A life chronicled in lyricism

The news of the demise of Botswana’s talented rapper Dramaboi, real name Thuto Ricardo Ramaphaleng, has sent shockwaves across the country. Dramaboi Wa Makeishane as he was popularly known as was an artist who chronicled his life in the township and told solemnly deep tales of his dalliances with the streets. “I am gonna die a legend like Bob Marley,” he sang in one of his songs called Bob Marley and indeed he carved a legendary status in the music industry even though he only died at the age of 28.

Millions in COVID-19 support for businesses lie unused

Millions of Pula made available by government under the P1.3 billion Industry Support Facility and the P1 billion credit guarantee scheme for businesses are lying idle, with CEDA reporting that just P30 million of the P300 million it was allocated last November has been disbursed.

Security director up for rape

FRANCISTOWN: The director of Pholizai Security Keemenao Kelebogile, 33, appeared before court yesterday to face one count of rape.

BPF Secretary General Khama PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

BPF goes digital

As a way of trying to lure online voters, the Botswana Patriotic Front (BPF) has launched online digital platforms. The launch was held on Tuesday at Maharaj Conference Centre with the aim of improving communication amongst members and party leadership.

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Security director up for rape

Gobotswang eyes BCP Presidency

Hemp Cultivators Anticipate Victory

Masama Pipeline Key To Economic Growth – Masisi

Malaria Under Control After Ditladi Records One Death

Parly Committee Summons Gare

VP Replaces Khama As BUAN's Chancellor

Four nabbed in latest cash-in-transit heist

Makhadzi show done at ‘zero budget’

Court reserves hyped gay rights judgement

Hey Nyeenaah relishes his moment

Masisi cracks the whip

Dramaboi: A life chronicled in lyricism

Millions in COVID-19 support for businesses lie unused

Security director up for rape

BPF goes digital