SESUPO RANTSIMAKO More than 300 students from DDT College of…
News
Graduates remain unemployed as union presses government, while officials cite…
Botswana targets majority stake in diamond giant, while Anglo weighs…
Business
Campaign launch highlighted youth and women’s vulnerability while raising economic counterpoints GAZETTE REPORTER …
In a development that involves the Botswana University of Agriculture and Natural Resources and the…
Bomaid has launched a new round of structured engagements with healthcare providers across disciplines, aiming…
Bank reports profit rise, outlines investments in technology and sustainability GAZETTE REPORTER FNB…
According to a cautionary statement published on the BSE, the losses – which are projected…
The company has also announced notable diamond recoveries from Karowe Mine in August: a 1,019.85…
At the recent Batho Fashion Week, Oteng wamOTaki Lepere’s bold debut of Spaceo announced a new era in Botswana’s streetwear—one rooted in cultural memory, fearless individuality, and a vision that refuses to…
Features
As Botswana turns 59, Dr Douglas Rasbash contrasts the discipline of sport with the drift…
In Botswana we often place great stock in what funds are called: a sovereign wealth…
Can Letsile Tebogo’s Sprint Save the Pula? This week, the Bank of Botswana released a…
The passing of rapper Atlasaone Bryn Molemogi, better known as ATI, has left Botswana mourning…
The war in Ukraine is not only about territory. It is a clash of two…
In Botswana, every public debate on transport seems to revolve around roads: their poor condition,…
Understanding how Universal Partnerships may affect your estate BY BONOLO OMPHILE SELELO This is the first contribution to The Botswana Gazette by Bonolo Omphile Selelo, an attorney and founder of Botswana –…
ANNEKE MEERKOTTER Over the past five months, important bilateral and international agencies such as USAID, PEPFAR, UNAIDS, UNFPA, UNICEF, UNHCR, WFP, WHO and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration have faced significant…
What Botswana needs is not more polarisation but thoughtful deliberation – a commitment to evidence-based decision-making that puts the well-being of its people first. Special Correspondent DOUGLAS RASBASH discusses the matter in…
By Bradley Fortuin In today’s world, we use apps for almost everything—ordering food, paying bills, sending money, and even dating. On dating platforms, swiping left means rejecting a profile, while swiping right…
On August 1st, The Gazette published an article titled The Electric Revolution: Transforming Transport and Boosting Botswana’s Economy, shedding light on the nation’s ambition to establish an electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing facility.…
Universal acceptance of diversity is a positive development because as an immensely influential platform, pageantry can now help many girls and young women realise that there is nothing wrong with the way…
DITSHWANELO – The Botswana Centre for Human Rights noted with concern and great disappointment, the execution of Mr Phemelo Botogeleng, which took place on Friday 11 June 2021, at the Gaborone Central…
Aissatou Diallo The need for an economically integrated Africa has never been more urgent. With the severe disruption of global value chains due to Covid-19 and related lockdown measures, there is no…
Creatives have applauded the Ministry of Youth Empowerment, Sports and Culture Development for extending monthly stipends to them as announced early this week but want further assessment done with their unions. GOSEGO…
In the past decade we have seen people uniting to bring justice to victims of sexual abuse. Organizations like the #metoo movement and #esengmongwangeng movement rose to amplify the voices of the…