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Gaborone, 26 October 2026: MultiChoice Group, a Canal+ Company, introduces its most significant product update in years, bringing more of Africa's greatest entertainment live to subscribers from 5 November.
Gaborone, 26 October 2026: MultiChoice Group, a Canal+ Company, introduces its most significant product update in years, bringing more of Africa's greatest entertainment live to subscribers from 5 November.
Unity Dow, former High Court judge and Cabinet minister is now vice president of the Botswana Congress Party BCP). At 67, she talks about the cost of leadership, the barriers that keep women from the top and what it would take to change who gets to lead. She speaks to journalist and researcher MMAPULA MOLAPONG about power, politics, identity and a lifetime of stepping up
Botswana Congress Party’s (BCP) victory over the ruling Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC) in the Sefhophe council by-election has brought President Duma Boko’s controversial remarks on election promises back into the spotlight.
Local hospitality player, Hotel 4:30, has won three prestigious international awards strengthening its position in the competitive industry and a motivation for the brand to excel.
Botswana Congress Party Youth League (BCPYL) has placed Student Command Leader Loago Saleshando on interim suspension amidst an escalating dispute over the formation of a separate student structure.
Running from October 20 to 24 under a theme that pushes local narratives onto the global stage, the festival has once again pulled filmmakers, officials and ordinary viewers into the same room.
Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) appears to be warming up to cooperation with other opposition parties after a string of disappointing by-election results, culminating in its latest defeat in Sefhophe.
Opposition Botswana Congress Party (BCP) has defeated the Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC) in the Sefhophe council by-election, securing 800 votes against the latter’s 705 in a contest that could signal growing voter dissatisfaction with the ruling party.
Amendments to the Botswana Energy Regulatory Authority Act are due in Parliament next month which will, amongst others, recognise independent transmission providers and introduce power trading.
A Metsimotlhabe family was allegedly tied up and robbed of P25,000 by three armed men who broke into their home in the early hours of Friday morning.