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Saturday 18 May 2013 | 04:18 PM    

“For the President’s eyes only” tender to be decided by Court

by Khonani Ontebetse
12-05-2013

 

Construction industry insiders are bracing for a peep show into the questionable goings on at the Roads Department as the controversial P500 million Charles Hill/Ncojane road project, which was the subject of a letter to the Office of the President by a whistle-blower who...

 

COSSASA Games show a glimpse of Botswana’s future
The recent Confederation of School Sport Associations (COSSASA) games have shown...


Good times ahead for Zebras?
Botswana has for the past few years managed to produce good players who, in turn,...


Kenyan athletes continue their stranglehold on Steinmetz Marathon
Records were broken at this year’s Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon’s 42.2 km race as...


 
De Graaff blamed for BMC collapse
Former Botswana Meat Commission Chairman, Botsile Gubago, this week stopped short...

BEC blows P40 million on new exam system blunder
Skeletons are tumbling out of the cupboards as controversy surrounding the Botswana...

BDP Women’s wing heads for Kang
The Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) Women’s Wing will from the 16th to 18th May,...

Khama wants controversial Health Bill concerns to be secret
President Ian Khama has accused the Botswana Network on Ethics, Law and HIV and AIDS...

Gaborone City Councillors postpone debate on controversial by-law indefinitely
The Gaborone City Council has indefinitely deferred a debate on a proposed by-law...

 

Air Botswana seeks services of management consultants
Air Botswana board chairman, Nigel Dixon-Warren, has said the airline is in need of technical...

Makgato-Malesu optimistic on BITC attracting FDI
The Minister of Trade and Industry, Dorcas Makgato-Malesu, has expressed satisfaction regarding...

Botswana businesses optimistic in investing in the next 12 months
New research from the Grant Thornton International Business Report (IBR) indicates that businesses...

 

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