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Jwaneng goes underground at P65 billion cost
MINING.COM Editor Debswana Diamond, equally owned by De Beers and the Botswana government, has earmarked $6 billion (65 billion pula) ...
- Letsile vs Lyles
Botswana’s fastest man Letsile Tebogo goes head-to-head with the world’s leading short distance runner USA’s Noah Lyles in a 200 metre dash in the Monaco Diamond League event on July 12, 2024. This being a precursor to the coming… Read more: Letsile vs Lyles - UDC looks to Ndaba
The unhappy National Executive Committee (NEC) of the Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC) has backed the party vice president Ndaba Gaolathe to take charge of the election’s preparations amidst the continuous absence of coalition president Duma Boko who continues… Read more: UDC looks to Ndaba - Local beef set for EU market dominance
The Botswana beef is poised for dominance in the lucrative European Union (EU) market bolstered by the availability of sophisticated equipment used for testing chemical residuals in meat donated to the National Agricultural Research and Development Institute (NARDI) courtesy… Read more: Local beef set for EU market dominance - MOLOSI WINS SOUTH AFRICAN AWARD WORTH R3.5 MILLION
Botswana-born international actor and writer Donald Molosi has been awarded the Santu Mofokeng Fellowship 2024. The award will enable a partnership between the Market Theatre Photo Lab and Molosi where Molosi will curate an exhibition and performance to re-introduce… Read more: MOLOSI WINS SOUTH AFRICAN AWARD WORTH R3.5 MILLION - Nasha saves AP, UDC unity
The former chairperson of the opposition cooperation forum, Dr Margaret Nasha has stepped in to calm the storm that had rattled the Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC) after the Alliance for Progressives (AP) boycotted coalition activities in protest. The… Read more: Nasha saves AP, UDC unity
