Child-Support Grant Launches as Kgatleng Preps Road Projects
A social grant is only as good as the system that delivers it. The promise of support means little if the money arrives late, lands in the wrong hands, or cannot be reconciled against a verifiable register. That tension — between the intent of a welfare programme and...
After the Builders Leave, Somebody Still Has to Finish the Building
A building can be structurally finished and still not be ready for anyone to walk into. The day the contractor declares practical completion and the day a tenant can actually occupy the place are rarely the same day, and the gap between them is filled with fine dust,...
A Regular Cleaner and a Cleaning Project Are Not the Same Thing
A supermarket in Gaborone that needs its aisles mopped every night and a landlord who needs one house scrubbed from top to bottom before new tenants arrive are buying two completely different things, even though both would call it cleaning. The expensive mistake, and...
Before Opening or After Closing: Cleaning Around the Business Day
A salon in Mogoditshane cannot be mopped while a client's colour is developing, and a CBD office cannot be vacuumed while a meeting is running. Commercial cleaning is only half a hygiene question; the other half is a scheduling problem, and business owners who treat...
Real Estate Tagged a Money-Laundering Hotspot, P1.1bn in Dirty Money
Rising property prices are usually read as a sign of confidence — a market voting for a city's future. In Botswana, a mid-April 2026 national risk assessment has supplied the uncomfortable counter-reading: some of that rise is not confidence at all, but laundered...
Match the Method to the Surface, Not the Habit
One all-purpose spray on every surface is why granite dulls and glass clouds. Good cleaning starts by diagnosing the material and the soil, then matching tool, product and time.
The Four Phases of an Event Clean
An event is a cleaning job with a deadline that will not move. Treating it as a four-phase project – plan, prepare, maintain, strike – is what keeps a venue turning around on time.
Boko Tells Police to Innovate Amid the Emotional Toll of Duty
President Boko urges the Botswana Police Service to modernise against organised crime while acknowledging the psychological toll of duty — a dual reform agenda.
Cleaning Supplies Are a System, Not a Shopping List
A trolley of cleaning products is really four different things doing four different jobs. Understanding chemicals, consumables, equipment and protective wear as one system is what separates preparation from panic-buying.
The Four Phases of a Post-Construction Clean
A newly finished building is filthy in specific, predictable ways. Treating the clean as a four-phase project, rather than a favour asked of whoever is nearest, is what makes handover controlled.
Why a Big Cleaning Job Needs One Person in Charge
On a large clean, adding people can reduce accountability rather than raise it. The remedy is old-fashioned: name one person in charge and give the client a single point of contact.
Seven Questions to Answer Before You Hire a Cleaner
Most Botswana firms hire a cleaner before describing the job. The better sequence is the reverse: seven questions that turn a vague need into a one-page cleaning brief.
MUSIKA launches a Procurement Desk for Botswana Businesses
Buyers can request South African goods through a managed sourcing, quotation and delivery process. Musika launches today for Botswana businesses procuring goods from South Africa. Retailers, contractors, farmers and institutions can select catalogue products or submit...
Authorities Clarify FMD Controls: Dairy and Aggregates Exempt
Botswana’s FMD coordinator Dr Mbeha clarifies that UHT and pasteurised milk, firewood and aggregates are exempt from movement curbs — what it means for
The Cleaning Work Behind an Event
The venue readied before guests arrive and reset after they leave is event production. Why Botswana organisers should treat event cleaning as a managed project with its own crew and deadline.
Six Cleaning Services a Small Business Can Build Around
Cleaning is one of the cheapest businesses to start in Botswana, but it hides several distinct markets. Six service models an entrepreneur can build around instead of doing everything.
After the Builders Leave, Somebody Still Has to Finish the Building
The day a contractor declares practical completion and the day a tenant can move in are rarely the same. Why post-build cleaning belongs in the programme as a defined project line.
Moswaane Calls for Unity over the Proposed Constitutional Court
At a Selebi-Phikwe kgotla on 10 February 2026, Assistant Minister Moswaane urged unity behind Botswana’s proposed Constitutional Court despite cost concerns.
Five Rules for Running an Ethical Cleaning Placement Network
Trust is the real product when you introduce a cleaner to a client. Five rules, grounded in Botswana’s formalisation drive and new labour law, that make ethics operational.
A Regular Cleaner and a Cleaning Project Are Not the Same Thing
A nightly office clean and a one-off deep clean look alike but are bought and managed differently. How Botswana clients can match the arrangement to the actual job.
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