Editorials

Global Health in Public Policy: Finding the Right Frame

It is very important to note that contrary to many believes and perceptions that exists one of health promotion's major contributions has been its...
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The Khama magic has expired

To think when we grew up we believed very unbelievable stories, among them the myth that Ian Khama could turn himself into a fly...
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Somebody inside the BDP should have the balls to tell Khama to go

Following a comprehensive loss in a by-election over the weekend, the ruling Botswana Democratic Party is in a state of disorientation. The party is sliding...
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Botswana needs to fix dilapidated roads, not build new ones

Anyone living in Gaborone can see that traffic congestion is a growing problem. Transport within Gaborone is a major issue and whether you are...
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Current water and power cuts are symptoms of our corrupt system!

In my last instalment, I made a promise to desist from dwelling on negative issues, which have come to characterise modern day Botswana. I...
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The Kgosi Chronicles Part One: defining the problem

This column amongst many, that deals with the matter of bogosi in Botswana. In these columns I will attempt to contribute to the broader...
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BTV is its own biggest enemy!

Early last week, the Umbrella for Democratic Change announced that their candidate in a by-election in Goodhope/Mabule constituency would not participate in a debate...
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The US must not extradite lion killer to Zimbabwe

The world, as we experience it on a daily basis, is a very unforgiving place yet it contains all the comforts that life requires...
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Absence of political campaign funding has become a source of massive money laundering

What is happening in the Barolong by-election is once again putting to the fore the long held lie that there is no state funding...
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Power outages have become a metaphor for a generally sick nation

The power outages currently engulfing the nation reach far beyond the sickening tragedy that is Morupule “B”. Looked at a deeper context, the outages are...
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