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Sculptor curves new Basarwa battle ground

The propaganda war with Survival International, the BBC, busybody organisations in the west and semi-retired South African bishops over the relocation of the Basarwa...
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Musicians lose their voices in Parliament

Although Botswana artists have a fair share of representatives in parliament, they are yet to see their plight and dreams on the parliament order...
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Travel

Go to Mahalapye on Sunday and experience a different kind of travel One could argue that Batswana are not keen on taking on the traditional...
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Hip hop extravaganza to rock Gaborone

Hip hop enthusiasts are in line for a treat of a lifetime October 27 and 28 when Urbanite Junction rocks Gaborone. Urbanite Junction is...
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Keyzone Mixtape Culture

Beatmatched hip hop mixtapes containing remixes, voice-overs and freestyles (improvisational rapping) from established and upcoming rappers and sold illegally, have maintained a symbiotic relationship...
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Nowhere to hide an illicit affair

Supposedly a tool of great convenience, the cellphone has brought a few headaches for some couples, writes EPHRAIM KEORENG The sheer convenience of the tool...
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Batswana students turn Mafeking on its head

NORMAN RAMATSIPELE a former Botswana student in Mafeking talks Batswana's student life there : The binge drinking, late nights, loud music and Bachelor...
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Sedibeng prepares for a classical evening

‘Last year, we were known amongst choral circles as 'the bedroom choir,'” Ralph Dennis laughed along with some choristers, as they spoke to Sunday...
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Young musicians bring music to Thapong

Music will ring in Thapong Visual Arts Centre's grounds on October 24, 2006. Members of a youth initiative named Musicians for Music have pooled...
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Three young tenors to make their debut

The 7th of July 1990, goes down in FIFA World Cup history as the day Italy were 2 ÔÇô 1 victors over England, in...
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