Senior judges Machael Leburu, Modiri Letsididi, and Tshepo Motswagole are said to be the front-runners for the appointment. The trio, all long-serving members of the bench, have built reputations as some of the leading jurists in the country, with… Read more: Shake up in the judiciary

A sad reality on the local education system continued to take toll as an overall record of over 30 000 candidates have technically failed the Botswana General Certificate of Secondary Education (BGCSE) 2024 examinations, with an overall 98% fail… Read more: Botswana’s education system in ICU

 Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) is at the deep end of a political hole it must urgently and desperately retrieve itself. For it to do so, it urgently requires untainted men and women to turn its fortunes around because the… Read more: Dodgy characters like Morwaeng cannot revive BDP

The true homeland is not just land and borders. Back in the day, there used to be four different exit points at basic education level. These were: Primary school (Standard 4) – there was an examination taken to progress… Read more: Our cockeyed education system

It’s time to Scale Botswana In today’s dynamic business environment, scaling—defined as the process of increasing a company’s revenue at a faster rate than its costs—has become a crucial factor for sustainable growth. Scaling allows businesses to expand operations… Read more: It’s time to Scale Botswana