By Khonani Ontebetse & Reuben Pitse
Thatayaone Seduke, the preferred supplier of the Directorate of Intelligence and Security (DIS) has broken his silence over his alleged personal relationship with the agency’s former Director Isaac Kgosi and former President Ian Khama.
The Chief Executive Officer of Transnamib Johny Smith has expressed concern that the Botswana Government is delaying to kick start the long awaited railway line that will connect the two countries.
By Portia Nkani
Last week Members of Parliament, journalists in the press gallery and some members of the public who were in attendance in Parliament were left in shock and dismay following sentiments by the Minister responsible for land - Kefentse Mzwinila who refuted that there is land crisis in Botswana.
By Portia Nkani
There is general agreement that growth momentum in Africa remains fragile, and that the ‘Africa rising’ narrative is now far more nuanced than before, with different regions and indeed countries facing divergent economic prospects.
By Bonnie Modiakgotla
The Botswana government says it will wait until mid – 2019 to know if it will continue with BCL liquidation or to keep the mine, the country’s ministry of Mineral Resources, Green Technology and Energy Security revealed to parliament last week Friday.
By Bonnie Modiakgotla
Botswana faces increased threats of power cuts due to combinations of several factors which include malfunctioning plants, and difficulty in sourcing power imports.
By Calistus Bosaletswe
The Botswana Tourism Organisation (BTO) is expected to spend millions of Pula again to host a “I love Botswana” ensemble similar to the one held in New York, USA earlier this year.
The fight for the control of a subsidiary of local retailer - Choppies Enterprises in Zimbabwe continues to make headlines news in that country as war between former business partners, now turned foes continue to turn ugly.
By Victor Baatweng
Orange Botswana Chief Executive Patrick Benon has described his company as the leader in the digital money transfer within the telecommunications industry in the country.
A poet virtuoso, a business woman, a farmer, a woman rights activist and now as she transitions into evangelism she sashays past afro music as a token of goodbye to her many followers who never quite know what to make of her.