Despite years of public campaigns, tougher laws and repeated calls…
News
Tertiary school sponsorship rules have been tightened, with the government…
Guma Moyo insists he remains a bona fide member despite…
Botswana has rejoined a SADC pooled procurement, seeking cheaper medicines,…
BOPEU’s challenge to government’s voluntary separation drive could become the…
Business
Realised investment gains and foreign exchange sales helped the Bank of Botswana post P5.2 billion…
A newly appointed BERA board is expected to strengthen energy regulation, licensing oversight, tariff-setting, compliance…
Botswana is backing the Future of Mining agenda with a sharper exploration push, higher spending…
Bank reports resilient earnings despite tighter margins, rising funding costs and a challenging operating environment…
The bank says it will maintain operations and support staff as it moves toward the…
Across Africa, a new generation of business leaders is demonstrating that innovation knows no borders.…
Botswana’s copyright laws were built to stop copying, not teach machines what a chorus sounds like. Now, as AI consumes music at industrial scale, artists and policymakers are discovering that protection and…
Features
Why Botswana’s Economy Is Sending Mixed Signals BY DR DOUGLAS RASBASH Botswana’s economy is growing…
As Botswana looks beyond diamonds, SACU’s import-duty model raises a difficult question: can a region…
Botswana’s new fodder strategy will not close the country’s feed deficit overnight, but it could…
Botswana’s next development model must raise wellbeing, productivity and exports without relying on ever-higher public…
By Douglas Rasbash A severely burned infant’s desperate journey from a public clinic to a…
Why Botswana Must Begin Talking Seriously About Autism Botswana’s autism conversation is still largely silent,…
The Controversy Paradox: the more unfair a game appears to be, the more people watch it. And the counter-argument that holds equally true: a perfectly fair game, with no disputed decisions and…
The procurement paradox is this: the lowest quote can become the most expensive decision a brand ever makes. Like perfume, a brand lives in the invisible space between quality, trust and desire.…
There are more than 10,000 known grape varieties in the world. Ten thousand. Yet somehow, we’ve convinced ourselves that life begins and ends with about six of them. Somewhere along the way,…
By Manuel Veiruapi Ruhapo | The Brand Paradox | The Botswana Gazette On June 11, 2026, during a group stage match at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Fox Sports cut to…
Most organisations treat brand as a marketing function. The smartest ones recognise that every executive decision—from pricing and hiring to service standards and partnerships—either strengthens or weakens the brand. The real brand…
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…