Over the last few weeks, we have watched as ATI lent his influence, voice and spirit to what one may observe as part of the economic justice for (young) Batswana movement.
Some have called it a global pandemic of unemployment, as we all come to terms with these changes that came about and continue to manifest in the COVID-19 aftermath.
We last left off with the outbreak of the Anglo-Boer or South African War of 1899-1902, noting that by the beginning of 1900 Dikgosi Bathoen I, Khama III and Sebele I had mobilised their mephato to repel any armed Boer incursions into their territories.
Motswana psychoanalyst, Batetshi Matenge, reflecting on the 12 new COVID-19 cases in Botswana, wrote, “This is the time when we depend on each other for our [very] lives.
I am a columnist. Well, ok maybe not a columnist in the real sense, but I do on a weekly basis submit a written article punctuated by silliness and downright idiocy to this newspaper.
In a press conference on Tuesday, the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) embraced by AfriForum, a South African right wing organisation, conducted a press co...
