The founding Vice-Chancellor of BUIST Professor Kweku Bentil proposes retaining…
The founding Vice-Chancellor of BUIST Professor Kweku Bentil proposes retaining…
UNICEF has highlighted widespread deprivation among Botswana’s children, with serious…
Roy Sesana welcomes the honorary doctorate recognising his decades of…
Union demands Ngakaagae abandon his media frenzy over alleged P450…
Botswana has explicitly opposed Taiwan independence in a joint declaration…
As Peter Magosi’s departure from the Directorate of Intelligence and Security (DIS) appears imminent, the former anti-corruption chief who lost his job after investigating him remains remarkably composed, insisting that the law, rather than personal retribution, must prevail. Inside headline and blurb Magosi’s Reckoning, Katlholo’s Quiet Resolve He lost his position after a confrontation with Botswana’s intelligence establishment. Now, as fresh scrutiny falls on Peter Magosi, Tymon Katlholo refuses to celebrate, standing instead by an investigation he never disowned.…

The free three-day event in Gabane will connect aspiring farmers with practical training, suppliers and…
The Gambling Authority is testing whether citizen investors have the capital and expertise to lead…
BPOPF will underwrite Letshego’s P800 million rights offer as the lender cuts debt, shrinks its…
A one-year turnaround restored BDC to profit as stronger income, tighter costs, asset recycling and…
Domestic generation has reached a ten-year high and power imports have plunged, strengthening government’s ambition…
A proposed regional structure could make the BSE the central Southern African trading venue for…
Botswana’s 8.7% Q2 growth masks falling household consumption, weak non-mining activity and unresolved questions about…
A 2nd Republic Policy Think Tank proposal argues that Botswana can cut duplicated government machinery,…
Botswana cannot preach entrepreneurship while policing an informal sector that already accounts for nearly one…
Six decades after independence, Botswana’s partnership with De Beers stands as a defining force in…
Gazette analysis of healthcare, tertiary education and social protection suggests females receive about P1.40 in…
A memorable home wine tasting needs curiosity, structure and a few good bottles, not expensive…

The National Sentiment Paradox asks why a country feels most united when celebration gives people a role in tomorrow, not only a view of yesterday. By Manuel Veiruapi Ruhapo | The Brand…
Liking a wine is not the same as judging its quality, and developing a palate means understanding your own preferences rather than learning to admire every glass. PHENYO MOTHAGODI There is…
Allan Gray’s Botswana awards brought young entrepreneurs together with educators, funders and mentors, testing whether recognition can translate into lasting opportunity. GAZETTE REPORTER BUILDING ACCESS The Allan Gray Orbis Foundation brought about…
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…
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…