Justice Ministry seeks P153m

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Minister Nelson Ramaotwana. PIC MORERI SEJAKGOMO

The Ministry of Justice and Correctional Services last week tabled its 2026-2027 budget proposal before Parliament, requesting P153.3 million for recurrent expenditure and P48.9 million for development projects aimed at improving the justice system and expanding services.

Presenting the budget, Minister Nelson Ramaotwana told legislators that the Ministry remains committed to strengthening access to justice and building inclusive institutions in line with national and international goals.

He said Botswana’s development agenda is aligned with global efforts to “promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development” and ensure justice for all.

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