Opinions
A broken nation that has no leaders to look up to
Batswana are fast becoming a nation of believers, though in a very unusual and one dare say destructive way.
Towards an African Energy Doctrine and alternative sources of electricity
In 1960
Senegalese scholar, Pan Africanist and Nuclear Physicist, Dr Cheikh
Anta Diop outlined his ideas on establishing a federal system for all
African countries...
Botswana has become a nation of crybabies, whiners and miserly people!
Reports that President Dr Masisi blames former President Dr Lt General Khama for the rhino poaching crisis that has lately hit Botswana...
The War after the Anglo-Boer War
The
Anglo-Boer War which was fought from 1899 to 1902 was a precursor to
the German-Herero War in German South West Africa, a country...
A crisis of indecision might be eating down our Government
With
elections and petitions over, now the hard work begins
It
started early in the week with a budget speech read...
Francistown and the Anglo-Boer War KETLEETSO YA LONA
“It
must be pointed out that I have used the term ‘Boer’ in these
articles to include all those fighting on the side of...
No grounds for regime change in Botswana
At
least the one thing good about the on-going election petitions filed
by the opposition following their disastrous performance in last
year’s general elections is...
Botswana, forced repatriation of refugees is not the answer
For decades, the issue of refugees has been playing out on the world stage and has been handled differently by different...
Festus Mogae’s foray into the business world has been a royal mess
Former president, Festus Mogae’s frolic into the business world has been a real hell of a show.
That
show has...
Batswana Tribes in the Anglo-Boer War
“Kgamanyane’s
descendants fought with the British in the Transvaal during the
Anglo-Boer War (1899-1902) stole thousands of Boer cattle and later
sold them to acquire...
