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- BCP Going South
‘Sefhophe by-election set pace for BCP win in 2029’ -Saleshando ‘I don’t think BCP has mettle to win power in 2029’ – Analyst BAKANG TIRO editors@thepatriot.co.bw Doubt has been cast by political observers over the optuimism expressed by Botswana… Read more: BCP Going South - Banks’ total assets rise to P144 billion
8 percent growth in 2025 from P146.5 billion in 2024 Customer deposits & shareholder funds backed growth Businesses’ debt to banks stood at P27.2 billion in 2025 BAKANG TIRO editors@thepatriot.co.bw Total assets of the local commercial banks increased by… Read more: Banks’ total assets rise to P144 billion - Govt rejects same sex marriages Dingwetsi, Church angry
‘Resign or wed same sex couples” – Marriage Officers told ‘Court doesn’t have power to permit same-sex marriages’ – Chilisa Bonolo, Tsholofelo continue marriage equality battle PALEMA KGAKATSI & BAKWADI LEKOPANE editors@thepatriot.co.bw The High Court has set April… Read more: Govt rejects same sex marriages Dingwetsi, Church angry - Manual workers defeated
“(Manual Workers Union) says it is only its own participation, as a member, that can save the constitution (of the Public Service Bargaining Council). I think in this the applicant is punching way above its weight, and arrogating to… Read more: Manual workers defeated - SADC law conference tackles democracy, regional integration
PALEMA KGAKATSI editors@thepatriot.co.bw The University of Botswana hosted the 5th SADC International Law Conference from 7–9 October 2026 under the theme “Elections, Democracy, and Sustainable Economic Development in Africa’s Sub-Regions: The Current State of Affairs in Southern African development… Read more: SADC law conference tackles democracy, regional integration
