Kazungula Bridge Authority Formalised, Strengthening Botswana–Zambia Ties
Cross-border infrastructure in Southern Africa rarely fails for want of steel. It fails for want of a clear answer to a duller question: once the bridge is built, who runs it, who bills for it, and who carries the legal authority to keep it open. The Kazungula Bridge...
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Multilateral Loans Plug Budget Gaps in Hard Times
Botswana turned to World Bank and AfDB loans to finance health, water and energy projects, cushioning the budget through the downturn under reform conditions.
Currency Under Pressure as Diamond Exports Slow
As diamond exports slowed, foreign-currency inflows thinned and the pula came under downward pressure, putting reserve management at the centre of the response.
Still Waiting on the Whistle: School Sports Stall Over Pending Equipment
Education regions report school sports stalling for want of gear, as equipment requests sit awaiting approval and the season waits with them.
Beans, Samp and Schedules: Kanye Keeps School Meals Moving Despite Delays
Kanye council moved to fix supply shortages in its school feeding programme, keeping beans, samp and the rest of the menu reaching learners despite delays.
Insourcing Explained: Mohwasa Makes the Job-Security Case to Parliament
Minister Mohwasa told parliament that insourcing brings job security and better service quality, making the case for bringing outsourced work back in-house.
Counting the Cost: Councils Register FMD-Hit Farmers for Relief
Councils have begun registering households hit by foot-and-mouth disease, building the record that any credible relief or compensation must rest on.
Boots on the Fence Line: Ikageng Workers Redeploy to FMD Zones
The Local Government Ministry has redeployed Ikageng workers to help control foot-and-mouth disease in affected zones, turning an existing labour programme toward an animal-health front.
Pool or Perish: Boko Urges a United African Front Against Ebola
President Boko has urged African states to pool resources against Ebola, arguing that no single budget or border can hold a contagious frontier alone.
Credible by Design: Boko Stakes SADC Stability on Free and Fair Elections
President Boko told the Electoral Commissions Forum that democracy holds only when election management is credible and properly resourced – a stake in SADC stability.
Two Capitals, One Agenda: Botswana and Lesotho Forge a Bi-National Commission
Botswana and Lesotho upgraded their cooperation to a Bi-National Commission, pledging coordinated policy and a business forum to give the structure economic content.
Luxury Pop-Up Blends Heritage Craft with Tech-Savvy Branding
A Phakalane pop-up put Maru, Tru’D and Diary 34 in one room, showing how Botswana’s luxury designers turned heritage materials into tech-awarded brands.
Sprinter Matakule Meets World U20 Standard on Home Soil
Wazha Matakule clocked 21.24 seconds over 200 m at the Sua Pan meet, meeting the World U20 qualifying standard on home soil.
Public Schools Stuck Waiting for Balls and Nets
Regional directors said public schools resumed sports but equipment requests remain pending, while private schools continue despite shortages.
Schools Keep Meals Flowing Amid Supply Chain Snags
Kanye District councillors said the school feeding programme runs fairly despite delays in beans and samp supplies, with P6.5 million budgeted.
Government Swings Back to Insourcing to Restore Service Quality
Minister Moeti Mohwasa explained an insourcing policy to improve public service, create secure jobs and reduce reliance on contractors.
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