•  BNF decides
    Ahead of the Botswana National Front (BNF) elective congress in July, lobby lists are being finalised, pitting fellow cabinet ministers against each other in the first ever congress as part of the ruling coalition, The Patriot on Sunday has… Read more:  BNF decides
  •  P49 million: Mupane owe workers 
    Botswana Mine Workers Union (BMWU) has pleaded with government to order Mupane Gold Mine-a citizen owned company currently under liquidation, to pay workers a cumulative debt of P49,117 ,932.00 in unpaid salaries, terminal benefits, and retrenchment packages.  BMWU president,… Read more:  P49 million: Mupane owe workers 
  • 346 perish in road mishaps 
    The Motor Vehicle Accident Fund (MVA) on Friday convened a high-level Road Safety Stakeholders Engagement Forum in Gaborone to dialogue how road safety can be enhanced amidst growing level of road crashes.  Giving a presentation on road crashes statistics… Read more: 346 perish in road mishaps 
  • Absa revenue surges to P2.28 billion
    Absa Bank Botswana defied the volatile 2024 trading conditions; posting an impressive 8% growth on its total income to reach P2.28 billion for the year ending 31 December 2024. The bank reported a strong 9.4% growth of retail revenue… Read more: Absa revenue surges to P2.28 billion
  • 346 perish in road mishaps 
    The Motor Vehicle Accident Fund (MVA) on Friday convened a high-level Road Safety Stakeholders Engagement Forum in Gaborone to dialogue how road safety can be enhanced amidst growing level of road crashes. Giving a presentation on road crashes statistics in… Read more: 346 perish in road mishaps 
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BFTU ON CLOSURE OF LIQUOR INDUSTRY

BFTU ON CLOSURE OF LIQUOR INDUSTRY

Introduction We have followed with keen interest the continued restrictions imposed on the sale of liquor in order to control the COVID-19 pandemic. We have also received reports of workers woes in the liquor industry through our affiliates, Botswana Transport and General Workers Union (BTGWU). Admittedly, there seem to be a correlation between the spread of the corona virus and the ...

BFTU JOINS THE GLOBAL DAY OF ACTION IN SOLIDARITY WITH WORKERS AND ZCTU LEADERS

BFTU JOINS THE GLOBAL DAY OF ACTION IN SOLIDARITY WITH WORKERS AND ZCTU LEADERS

BFTU JOINS THE GLOBAL DAY OF ACTION IN SOLIDARITY WITH WORKERS AND ZCTU LEADERS 1.  September 23rd, 2020 has been slated as Global Day of Action by the International Trade Union Conference- Africa Regional Organisation (ITUC-Africa) in solidarity with the workers of Zimbabwe and supports the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) demands to the Zimbabwean government. ...

BFTU STATEMENT ON corona Virus Outbreak

BFTU STATEMENT ON corona Virus Outbreak

By Thusang Butale, BFTU Secretary General Gaborone, 03rd February 2020 Botswana Federation of Trade Unions (BFTU) has followed reports on the outbreak of the Corona Virus  that  has  been  spreading  across  the  globe  since  January  2020.  The  Virus  which  was  first reported in China, has recently claimed its first victim outside china in ...

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  •  BNF decides
    Ahead of the Botswana National Front (BNF) elective congress in July, lobby lists are being finalised, pitting fellow cabinet ministers against each other in the first ever congress as part of the ruling coalition, The Patriot on Sunday has… Read more:  BNF decides
  •  P49 million: Mupane owe workers 
    Botswana Mine Workers Union (BMWU) has pleaded with government to order Mupane Gold Mine-a citizen owned company currently under liquidation, to pay workers a cumulative debt of P49,117 ,932.00 in unpaid salaries, terminal benefits, and retrenchment packages.  BMWU president,… Read more:  P49 million: Mupane owe workers 
  • 346 perish in road mishaps 
    The Motor Vehicle Accident Fund (MVA) on Friday convened a high-level Road Safety Stakeholders Engagement Forum in Gaborone to dialogue how road safety can be enhanced amidst growing level of road crashes.  Giving a presentation on road crashes statistics… Read more: 346 perish in road mishaps 
  • Absa revenue surges to P2.28 billion
    Absa Bank Botswana defied the volatile 2024 trading conditions; posting an impressive 8% growth on its total income to reach P2.28 billion for the year ending 31 December 2024. The bank reported a strong 9.4% growth of retail revenue… Read more: Absa revenue surges to P2.28 billion
  • 346 perish in road mishaps 
    The Motor Vehicle Accident Fund (MVA) on Friday convened a high-level Road Safety Stakeholders Engagement Forum in Gaborone to dialogue how road safety can be enhanced amidst growing level of road crashes. Giving a presentation on road crashes statistics in… Read more: 346 perish in road mishaps 

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