The Ministry of Health launched the long anticipated “National Health Insurance Stake Holders Engagement Launch,” at Sir Ketumile Masire Teaching Hospital Tuesday.

The Minister of Local Government and Traditional Affairs, Ketlhalefile Motshegwa today confirmed that the Government is currently reviewing the Bogosi Act of 2008 after completing consultations with relevant stakeholders.

Athletics competitors often carry the hopes and expectations of their communities and are always expected to produce winning performances whenever they step on the track. But the reality of sprints is far different because athletes are only capable of meeting the publics expectations during calculated cycles in a year.

Nestled amongst a cluster of commercial offices with garages and a quiet, unique suburban offering of  housing on offer almost a stone throw from Kgale View Mountain which provides the highest point in Gaborone, the bustling central business district of Botswana is home of Cater – a catering company which celebrated 5 years of existence. It is remarkable that the business was initiated during COVID-19.

Investors ONGOS group from Namibia have partnered with the new Botswana Government and the Botswana Housing Corporation(BHC) to develop 50 hectares of land in the Kgale View area, to build 1 bedroom apartments and 3 bedroom stand alone houses at affordable rates.

Music stars will light the stage and champagne will flow with good food at Royal Aria Stadium in Tlokweng on the 26th April, as Stanbic once again hosts the Stanbic Music Festival from 12 noon.

Botswana has seen a crop of athletes prosper over the last few years resulting in global adulation. Ironically one of them is late bloomer Kethobogile Haingura.

The Bank of Botswana Governor Cornelius K Dekop has revealed that the Monetary Policy Committee has maintained the Monetary Policy Rate maintained at 1.9 percent. He also indicated that the revised import tariff rate for exports to United States of America(USA) set at 37 percent, which has been put on hold for 90 days, would if implemented adversely impact on Botswana’s exports which account for a significant amount of Botswana revenue earnings.

On the 3rd May 2025, all roads will lead to Ramotswa as it hosts a dynamic event, “GaMalete Family Fun Day”. It will cater for children whilst adults can let their hair loose and dance to the live performances from popular regional musicians.

The Institute of Labour and Employment Studies (ILES) and the Botswana Public Service College toda7y concluded the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding to improve Public Service capacity and productivity but will also immensely cut litigation costs for government.