The Government of Botswana is turning to Tanzania for the provision of more than 150 science teachers to work in the southern African country. The terms being offered as so lucrative that these people, who are in short supply in
Few could ignore Aminoni Tiro Mojokeri of debut smash hit, Tshaba tsotsi Mingo wa tsamaya also known as Mingo in the music circles, was tipped to become even a bigger star than his young mentor Odirle 'Vee' Sentho.
After hosting the first ever Botswana Economic Forum (BEF) last month, Capital Resources is bringing captains of the mining industry to Gaborone for the annual Botswana Resources Conference.
Delegates from the northern part of Botswana gathered at Tati River Lodge in Francistown on Tuesday to brainstorm on the new HIV/AIDS prevention plan by the National AIDS Coordinating Agency (NACA).
Post offices across the country will start selling Orange airtime and other accessories following an agreement that has been reached between the cell phone operator and Botswana Post.
Botswana Boxing Association (BoBA) spokesperson Willough Kemoen says that despite the low turn out at the just ended Zone VI competition in Swaziland, the Botswana team still got much-needed exposure.
An investigating officer told the court yesterday how a 20-year-old Nata man and his juvenile friends dragged a woman from her boyfriend's house and raped her the whole night.
GTV is unleashing two new US award-winning crime drama series on its flagship channel, G Prime this month:, Prison Break, an action thriller following a young engineer as he ingeniously attempts to rescue his innocent brother from prison, and Psych,
After hearing submissions from the defence and the prosecution, Village Chief Magistrate, Lot Moroka, has referred the fraud case in which Daisy Loo is accused of defrauding the Gaborone City Council (GCC) of over P21 million to the High Court.
Last week, the Minister of Lands and Housing, Nonofo Molefhi, threatened that government would repossess commercial and residential plots which remain undeveloped.
Zimbabwe's Minister of Information and Publicity, Sikhanyiso Ndlovu, says his country will not be moved by criticism from Botswana, saying President Robert Mugabe's government will only listen to the collective voice of the Southern African Development Community (SADC).
Local production of food accounts for only 15 percent of the annual national demand for causing serious food security concern, the Minister of Agriculture, Christian De Graaf has said.