DOUGLAS RASBASH, Special Correspondent Botswana allocates nearly half of its freshwater—about 83 million cubic metres…
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In this polluted informational landscape, truths are drowned by half-truths, opinions are paraded as facts,…
If education is the foundation of a nation’s progress, our neglect of teachers is a deliberate dismantling of that foundation. This is because a teacher is the bedrock of civilisation, the weaver…
A sweeping reimagining of what agriculture means in Botswana – not just as a sector…
Trying to use permits for both revenue and regulation is counterproductive, writes DOUGLAS RASBASH …
With the case for mass tourism ably demonstrated by several example countries, we turn to…
In a shift away from elitist safari-centric models, Botswana’s new tourism strategy emphasises inclusivity. Better…
Within days of taking office, the new government delivered a doubleton of announcements that left…
Botswana needs a new governance architecture based on functionality, synergy, systems thinking and, importantly, one organised to deliver…
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…