The issue of COVID-19 Scorpions has made its way through different platforms, with many angered by what they term government’s roundabout turn with regards to their...
Friday seemed like a normal day in the capital city Gaborone, until the announcement that Botswana had recorded 12 new coronavirus (COVID-19) cases that took the cumulati...
The decision to lift the ban on the sale of alcohol got those who enjoy a drink or two very excited and as expected liquor outlets were packed from Wednesday morning unti...
Botswana has now eased lockdown regulations, and life is slowly getting into the new normal, even though many are scared because of economic uncertainties brought about b...
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic caught the world by surprise and as would be expected with emergencies, countries were not prepared and many more lacked the financial...
As things stand, go tsena kaha, go tswa kaha! Batswana we are a landlocked country and all the countries we share borders with have recorded coronavirus cases.
Of recent, there has been an outcry about young people’s unbecoming behaviour, especially those of school-going age and the out-of-school youth, which seems to ha...
Many Batswana have always known that Botswana is a secular state, meaning that the government gives all faiths equal treatment, and does not favour one particular relig...
The issue of defilement still remains a challenge, despite, the fact that different sectors of the society have taken a decision to speak against child abuse including de...
The 16 Days of Activism against gender-based violence (GBV) commemoration calls for the prevention and elimination of violence against women and girls. It starts today an...
Last Thursday was yet another busy day on a number of social media platforms, but this time around it was a tussle between the president of Botswana Patriotic Front (BP...
One of the pillars of Vision 2016 clearly stated that Botswana was striving to have an educated and informed nation by that year. While the country has made commendable p...
The community of Sesame village is still in shock, following the death of two young boys, who mistook a poisonous wild plant, mogau (Dichapetalum cymosum), for legaba.
