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Khama roadmap fundamental Arone
MP for Okavango, Mr Bagalatia Arone has praised President Lt Gen. Seretse Khama Ian Khama for seeking to address some of the problems bedevilling the country.
Tsogwane wants govt to assist farmers
Government has been urged to intensify rural agricultural infrastructure as a way towards commercialisation and diversification in the sector.
Civil servants warned against political meddling
Serowe South MP, Ms Pelonomi Venson-Moitoi has advised civil servants to concentrate on public administration and leave politics to the politicians.
The village development committees , home-based care volunteers and Ipelegeng workers in Kweneng District would now be paid on time following President Lt Gen.
Maratswane settlement calls for recognition
Residents of Maratswane in Letlhakeng Sub-District have appealed to government to declare their settlement official.
Crime fight needs more resources Masitara
Gaborone West North MP, Mr Robert Masitara has implored government to channel more resources to fighting crime as well as maintaining law and order in a bid to attract foreign direct investment .
Member of Parliament for Molepolole South has expressed concern that intolerance is becoming a culture in Botswana.
Legislator calls for constitutional review
Member of Parliament for Molepolole South has called for the establishment of a constitutional review commission to look into the Botswana Constitution.
Botswana's Khama Blames ZANU-PF in Zimbabwe Crisis, Raises Ballot Option
President Ian Khama of Botswana gave the simmering Zimbabwe crisis a stir on Friday with a state of the union speech in which he accused the ZANU-PF party of President Robert Mugabe of violating the 2008 Global Political Agreement for power-sharing in Harare and suggesting that new elections in Zimbabwe may be required to end a power stalemate.
Alcohol levy raises over P100 million
The steps that were taken to address alcohol abuse are yielding positive results as P108 million has already been realised from the levy that was introduced in October 2008.
Agricultural sector in upward turn
President LtGen. Seretse Khama Ian Khama has applauded the agricultural sector for showing commendable strides since the establishment of the Agricultural Hub.
Gas fired power station in offing
The President, Lt Gen. Seretse Khama Ian Khama has said challenges facing the energy sector called for the introduction of new strategies hence efforts to fast track a gas fired power station.
Artists complain about competition procedures-ent
Artists in Mahalapye have voiced concerns about the manner in which this years President Day Awards competitions were administered.
State of the Nation address by President Khama to the first session of the tenth Parliament
Democracy, Development, Dignity, Discipline and Delivery 1. INTRODUCTION: Madam Speaker, I am grateful for this opportunity to address the opening session of our 10th National Assembly.
President speech: What they expect
As Batswana wait in anticipation for President Lt Gen. Seretse Khama Ian Khama to address the nation from Parliament today, some political pundits have voiced their expectations on the contents of the speech.
South Africa: Woman Jailed For Insulting Botswana
Friday, 13 November 2009, 10:03 am Press Release: Survival International A South African woman who said Botswana's president 'looks like a Bushman' was arrested, detained for two days and fined for 'insulting Botswana'. Dorsey Dube was arrested after commenting on a portrait of President Khama at a control post on the Botswana-South Africa border.
Botswana insult arrest condemned
A South African woman has expressed outrage at being arrested and detained overnight in Botswana, accused of insulting the country's president.
Skelemani receives new diplomats
The Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation and the new envoys to Botswana have alluded to the need for the Southern African Development Cooperation member states to integrate for the benefit of their people.
President Obama Discusses Africa's HIV/AIDS Epidemic With President Of Botswana
President Barack Obama met with Botswana's president, Ian Khama, on Thursday to discuss issues facing the country, including the spread of HIV/AIDS in Africa, Bloomberg reports .
Botswana: Khama, Obama Discuss Climate Change, 'Regional Issues'
Hailing Botswana as "truly one of the extraordinary success stories in Africa," President Obama welcomed that country's president, Ian Khama, to the White House for talks November 5. Since the mid-1960s, Botswana has "moved on a path of good economic management and outstanding political governance," Obama said.
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