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BOSETU’S RESPONSE TO THE 2021/22 BUDGET PRESENTATION
The Botswana Sectors of Educators trade Union (BOSETU) notes that the 2021/2022 budget proposals were made under very challenging times ...
- Stanbic profit hits P484 million
Stanbic Bank Botswana closed the year 2023 on a high note with P484 million profit reflecting nine percent growth as compared to P444 million that was achieved in 2022, the bank has revealed in its 2023 annual report. The… Read more: Stanbic profit hits P484 million - Botswana’s economic growth slows to 1% in 2024 -IMF
The International Monetary Fund IMF has projected Botswana’s economic growth to slow down to 1% in 2024, down from 2.7 % in 2023, primarily because of diamond market contradiction. In a statement released on July 12, the IMF attributed… Read more: Botswana’s economic growth slows to 1% in 2024 -IMF - Civil society tackle Constitutional Amendment Bill
Civil society organizations (CSOs) have continued to be relentless in their pursuit to have the constitutional amendment bill of 2024 withdrawn from Parliament. At a public lecture organized by Motheo o Mosha on Friday afternoon, CSOs, academia, media all… Read more: Civil society tackle Constitutional Amendment Bill - IEC stifle media freedoms
Botswana election management body -the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) has remained unmoved over the decision not to avail the voters roll for the upcoming 2024 general election to journalists and media organisations. The secrecy over the voters roll has… Read more: IEC stifle media freedoms - Women MPs elusive!
Only three women Parliamentary candidates, Annah Mokgethi, Talita Monnakgotla and Nnaniki Makwinja were the only three elected female MPs during 2019 elections and all come from BDP. The three are also seeking a second term in Parliament and are… Read more: Women MPs elusive!
