• More taxes coming
    BURS targets informal sector, to tax online businesses We are losing a lot to Amazon and others – BURS BAKANG TIRO editors@thepatriot.co.bw   Notwithstanding growing concerns about the high cost of living for majority of households., which has eroded… Read more: More taxes coming
  • PPRA rebrands
      VP pinpoints PPRA as key player in transformation process Urges the Nation to hold PPRA accountable without failure PPRA upbeat strategy will deliver efficiency in procurement   BAKANG TIRO editors@thepatriot.co.bw   The Vice President and Minister of Finance… Read more: PPRA rebrands
  • Absa invests P2.5 billion in projects
    Powers corporates, SMMEs in infrastructure space Absa leverages on Pension Funds to develop sector Funded building of private clinic, med lab, internal roads BAKANG TIRO editors@thepatriot.co.bw   Absa Bank Botswana Managing Director Keabetswe Pheko-Moshagane has said over the past… Read more: Absa invests P2.5 billion in projects
  • BDP Make or Break!
      Maun to yield redemption or hell as democrats rejects some candidates Balopi lead the contest but Tsogwane, Molefhi lurking in shadows STAFF WRITERS editors@thepatriot.co.bw   Drama continues to unfold ahead of the much anticipated Botswana Democratic Party (BDP)… Read more: BDP Make or Break!
  • BOMAID assures customers
    Leading medical aid services provider, Botswana Medical Aid (Bomaid) continues to explore avenues to diversify its products in an effort to serve its members in an efficient manner. The fund’s Principal Officer Moraki Mokgasana told the media on Monday… Read more: BOMAID assures customers
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Tag: olympics

BAA gets P2.5m

BAA gets P2.5m

Funds to aid Olympics Preparations Botswana  Athletics  Association (BAA)  has  received a  whooping P2.5 million  to use   towards   the  preparations   for the  upcoming  2020 Olympic games. Botswana   have  only   three  athletes   who  have  qualified for  the   games  being Nijel Amos  for  800m,Christine  Botlogetswe  and  Galefele e Moroko  for ...

BNOC taken off Olympics funds

BNOC taken off Olympics funds

Ahead of the  Tokyo  2020  Olympics games slated   for Japan, signs    of    discord  are already  visible  in the   local  sporting  fraternity   with  Botswana  National  Olympics  Committee(BNOC) no longer in charge  of   the  funds  for  the  games- however  the organization as the sole custodian of ...

Focus on Tokyo 2020 Olympics

Focus on Tokyo 2020 Olympics

•      After multiple injuries derail Doha plans •      Botswana athletes return empty handed  from World Champs Prior  to  the  IAAF  World Championships in Doha, Qatar  local  athletes  were expected  to shine  and ...

  • More taxes coming
    BURS targets informal sector, to tax online businesses We are losing a lot to Amazon and others – BURS BAKANG TIRO editors@thepatriot.co.bw   Notwithstanding growing concerns about the high cost of living for majority of households., which has eroded… Read more: More taxes coming
  • PPRA rebrands
      VP pinpoints PPRA as key player in transformation process Urges the Nation to hold PPRA accountable without failure PPRA upbeat strategy will deliver efficiency in procurement   BAKANG TIRO editors@thepatriot.co.bw   The Vice President and Minister of Finance… Read more: PPRA rebrands
  • Absa invests P2.5 billion in projects
    Powers corporates, SMMEs in infrastructure space Absa leverages on Pension Funds to develop sector Funded building of private clinic, med lab, internal roads BAKANG TIRO editors@thepatriot.co.bw   Absa Bank Botswana Managing Director Keabetswe Pheko-Moshagane has said over the past… Read more: Absa invests P2.5 billion in projects
  • BDP Make or Break!
      Maun to yield redemption or hell as democrats rejects some candidates Balopi lead the contest but Tsogwane, Molefhi lurking in shadows STAFF WRITERS editors@thepatriot.co.bw   Drama continues to unfold ahead of the much anticipated Botswana Democratic Party (BDP)… Read more: BDP Make or Break!
  • BOMAID assures customers
    Leading medical aid services provider, Botswana Medical Aid (Bomaid) continues to explore avenues to diversify its products in an effort to serve its members in an efficient manner. The fund’s Principal Officer Moraki Mokgasana told the media on Monday… Read more: BOMAID assures customers

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