Botswana gas-to-power company advances Lesedi development while navigating funding challenges…
News
Nearly 10 Labour and Home Affairs employees, including senior officials,…
Disease-related export restrictions have forced Botswana to surrender premium Norwegian…
Business
Despite a tougher trading environment that weighed on profits, Botswana’s largest retailer says record revenue,…
From fully booked hotels to bustling shopping centres and sold-out informal traders, this year’s Orange…
An over P200 million retail development has broken ground in Selebi Phikwe, with developers and…
Botswana Stock Exchange-listed Far Property Limited is pursuing two separate acquisitions of immovable properties at…
Eco-tourism group enters 2027 financial year with P92 million in customer advances and stronger demand…
From salon chairs to ride-hailing vehicles, small business owners say customers are spending less, forcing…
Mophato Dance Theatre celebrates 15 years with a landmark production and a new book that honours Botswana’s heritage through movement, music and storytelling. For 15 years, Mophato Dance Theatre has been…
Features
Anglo American’s likely departure from the Botswana Stock Exchange could expose the true scale of…
Botswana’s proposed performance contracts demand a period of introspection about whether Government should reward administrative…
Botswana’s restored duty-free access to the United States is welcome, but lab-grown diamonds remain the…
Botswana may be measuring an economy-wide burden approaching 17% of GDP as though it were…
As Botswana’s land waiting lists grow and the costs of sprawling development rise, the country…
Why Botswana’s Economy Is Sending Mixed Signals BY DR DOUGLAS RASBASH Botswana’s economy is growing…
The brand that says less, clearly, will usually outsell the brand that says more brilliantly, but a message simplified to the point of saying nothing has achieved invisibility, not clarity. By Manuel…
From Tokaji and Sauternes to local Muscadel, celebrated sweet wines show that sweetness is a style to savour, not a taste to outgrow. PHENYO MOTHAGODI There are few things in the wine…
Reverse benchmarking reveals that the strongest competitive advantage may lie not in copying what rivals do well, but in owning the customer need they all neglect. By Manuel Veiruapi Ruhapo | The…
The distraction paradox reveals how powerful business models make customers look one way while value moves another, yet trust collapses when the hidden exchange becomes exploitative. By Manuel Veiruapi Ruhapo | The…
The Banter Paradox: the brands that participate in the world’s conversations without permission always outperform the brands that wait to be invited. And the counter-argument that holds equally true: a brand that…
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…