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Tuesday, November 03, 2026

Bus operators back Tana, secure 35% stake

The Botswana Bus Operators Association (BBOA) is rallying behind the government’s transformation project, describing it as a game-changer for the transport industry.

Larona Makhaiza | 03 November 2026

Members of the public got to have the first-hand experience of the project

Zimbabweans dominate Botswana’s citizenship list

Botswana has granted citizenship to 5,957 foreign nationals between 2018 and the present, with Zimbabweans accounting for the largest share, followed by South Africans, according to the Minister of Labour and Home Affairs, Pius Mokgware.

Pini Bothoko | 03 November 2026

Bus operators back Tana, secure 35% stake

Larona Makhaiza | 03 November 2026

Botswana makes gains in economic governance

Tsaone Basimanebotlhe | 03 November 2026

BSPCA: your partner in animal care

correspondent | 03 November 2026

Thamaga man charged with unlawful wounding

Pini Bothoko | 03 November 2026

Two die in head-on collision

Pini Bothoko | 03 November 2026

Police hunt herder over alleged girlfriend-related attack

Pini Bothoko | 03 November 2026

State wants protection for magistrate’s victims

If the court decides to grant bail to Mahalapye Magistrate Kedirileng Moruakgomo, it should impose conditions that protect her alleged victims, court was told.

Shaba Stele in near-quit breakthrough

Many artists hit a wall where quitting feels smarter than continuing and in 2018, Shaba Stele stood at that exact edge.

Quali-Med Laboratories unveils new dawn in healthcare

What began as a one-person laboratory operating from a single room has blossomed into a healthcare enterprise employing approximately 100 people across its group of companies.

BAUSA mobilises diaspora for development

Batswana living in the United States of America are looking beyond their borders for ways to give back to their homeland, with a diaspora organisation seeking to turn professional expertise, investment and international connections into opportunities to advance Botswana’s development.

BBS Bank and Debswana sign Memorandum Of Understanding to assist SMEs

BBS Bank and Debswana signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) during the just ended Business Botswana bi-annual National Business Conference in Francistown.

Cautious but confident: Kenewendo is leading the rebound in the minerals sector

Growth set to rise as mining powers back

Minerals and Energy minister, Bogolo Kenewendo, says natural diamond sales in the world’s most important market, the United States, are up by as much as six percent this year, following two years of contraction, while in non-diamonds, government’s new exploration company has kicked off a campaign to regain ground in copper while hunting for gold, critical minerals and others.

At the helm: Tshabang PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

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Zimbabweans dominate Botswana’s citizenship list

Bus operators back Tana, secure 35% stake

Botswana makes gains in economic governance

BSPCA: your partner in animal care

Thamaga man charged with unlawful wounding

Two die in head-on collision

Police hunt herder over alleged girlfriend-related attack

State wants protection for magistrate’s victims

Shaba Stele in near-quit breakthrough

Quali-Med Laboratories unveils new dawn in healthcare

BAUSA mobilises diaspora for development

BBS Bank and Debswana sign Memorandum Of Understanding to assist SMEs

Growth set to rise as mining powers back

BERA warns on electricity licensing

SOGIM Church donates mobility aids to Nyangabgwe Hospital

‘No qualifications needed for one to head DIS’