In-Depth

A new fork in the road: Is the Anglican Church headed for a split?

Anglicans the world over are holding their breath as the clock ticks towards the once-a-decade meeting of bishops of the international Anglican Communion ÔÇô...

Let my people go

Clad in uniforms of their different denominations, they jam-packed into the tiny St. Carantoc's Anglican Church building in Francistown for a special ecumenical service...

Botswana goes solo on Zimbabwe

Never before has the Botswana government expressed its position on Zimbabwe in as frank and unequivocal terms as it has lately. That notwithstanding, Clifford...

FPK collapses under a heavy weight of debt and mismanagement

Following revelations that the First People of the Kalahari is in the red, it has emerged that proper management of finances is alien to...

Botswana blood on the floor as Mosele, BIC square off

Ask many small citizen businesses what their worst nightmare is and they're likely to respond with three words: The Old boys club. Citizen upstart...

The rise and fall of Gaborone’s smooth talking socialite

For well over ten years Nab Graorac was a powerful influence and a central figure of Gaborone's top but reclusive business elite. A nervy risk...

FPK broke, embroiled in internal fights

At a time when it should be preparing for the next High Court battle with the government, the First People of the Kalahari (FPK)...

Vultures circling over Moupo

Calls for Botswana National Front president, Otsweletse Moupo, to step down are already public knowledge. What remains unknown is who would replace him. At...

Drum Magazine creates its on Ian Khama

No where in his inauguration speech did President Ian Khama say “Oh Lord God, you have let me succeed my father as king” but...

Great minds think alike?

Say the words “artist” and the image of a hippie-like figure in torn baggy jeans and flip flops springs to mind. So it was...