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Prof Mbaiwa joins BCP
UB academic was previously MASS-BNF member SOLOMON TJINYEKA editors@thepatriot.co.bw Renowned conservationist and academic Professor Joseph Mbaiwa has officially joined active ...
- Prof Mbaiwa joins BCP
UB academic was previously MASS-BNF member SOLOMON TJINYEKA editors@thepatriot.co.bw Renowned conservationist and academic Professor Joseph Mbaiwa has officially joined active politics, choosing the Botswana Congress Party (BCP) as his political home in a move that political observers are describing… Read more: Prof Mbaiwa joins BCP - Undiversified mining sector haunts Botswana
Mining companies must diversify beyond core business- Economist Economic decline forecasted to persist for sometime BAKANG TIRO editors@thepatriot.co.bw Amidst ongoing economic meltdown, Botswana’s local mining companies including in the diamond sector must diversify outside core business or the… Read more: Undiversified mining sector haunts Botswana - Governance failures bleed Air Botswana
Weak oversight, leadership instability and operational inefficiencies affect reliability Air Botswana Operating Without Board of Directors GORATAONE KGOSIMORE editors@thepatriot.co.bw Air Botswana’s persistent underperformance is largely the result of governance failures and operational inefficiencies, the airline’s General Manager, Dr… Read more: Governance failures bleed Air Botswana - BSE hits P1 trillion
The local bourse achieves a historic milestone of P1.1 trillion on May 11 – the highest ever market capitalisation since it was founded The Botswana Stock Exchange (BSE) has achieved a historic milestone, surpassing P1 trillion in total… Read more: BSE hits P1 trillion - ‘Govt enclave an active crime scene’ Rot exposed by forensic audit will persist
ADAM PHETLHE In a no holds barred press briefing held recently, the Director of Public Prosecutions, Kgosietsile Ngakaagae revealed that government enclave is a crime scene. The main actors at the crime scene, whatever their rank have consistently dropped… Read more: ‘Govt enclave an active crime scene’ Rot exposed by forensic audit will persist
