Illegal mining is so rampant in Matsiloje that auxiliary tunnel…
News
Teachers’ unions say stopping parents from helping with photocopying will…
GAZETTE REPORTER Tensions are escalating between the Botswana Nurses Union…
BOFEPUSU has accused DPSM of corrupt practices in which positions…
With the institution that should be of help, the Employment…
The United Nations High Commission for Refugees worked with the…
Business
The Group raised P100 million in Tier II capital during the year to support asset…
Company shifts to owner-managed operations GAZETTE REPORTER In a major management restructuring of…
Minister Kenewendo tells Parliament that Botswana generates 65% of its electricity needs while the shortfall…
MD emphasise a customer-centric approach as Access seeks economic growth through its corporate, commercial and…
For a year that it belied the economic uncertainty engulfing the country, Absa Botswana just…
BDIH hosts innovation talk with Fred Schlegel GAZETTE REPORTER The Botswana Digital & Innovation Hub…
MultiChoice Botswana unveils jaw-dropping 2025 content in Sip & Paint Content Showcase GAZETTE REPORTER Entertainment took on a new form recently when MultiChoice Botswana invited media and content creators to an exclusive…
Features
Botswana’s tourism must pivot from exclusivity to experience – from being a niche conservation model…
The question we must ask — urgently and honestly — is whether the sheer accumulation…
As Botswana looks to ensure the sustainability of its road network and adapt to a…
Instead of leading a frank national conversation about the economic crisis and how to tackle…
Kamogelo Thumankwe is using indigenous, climate-resilient crops to shake up global food systems. From Berlin…
Blurb: The former U.S. president’s policies on gender, immigration, and women’s rights are fueling discrimination, erasing…
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.…
Douglas Rasbash Letsile Tebogo’s historic achievement as the first native African to win an Olympic sprint title marks not just a personal triumph but a symbol of Africa’s potential on the global…
It Seems Anything Goes in Botswana’s Agricultural Sector Whatever we do in the name of pragmatism and deregulation, it should not come at the expense of long-term sustainability and food security, writes…
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…