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Larona Makhaiza
  • BFA to decide Chiefs, Gunners’ fate this week

    In an interview with Sport Monitor, Botswana Football Association (BFA) Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Mfolo Mfolo revealed that the National Executive Committee (NEC) is expected to sit this week and make a decision. “NEC will meet this week to...

  • Kgope returns to impart knowledge

    Kgope has mounted an exhibition alongside top Zimbabwean artist, Batsirai Muskwe, which opened last week Thursday. Whilst he is not a fan of local exhibitions, Uhuru, as he is commonly known, says this is the opportunity to share knowledge with young...

  • Golf, Jazz to be fused

    In an interview with Arts&Culture this week, one of the event organisers, Rapula Kegopilwe, stated that the idea behind Golf and Jazz Sunday is to break barriers and bring people together over golf and jazz to enjoy. Kegopilwe further highlighted...

  • Matsheka narrates encounter with DIS

    The visibly distraught Member of Parliament (MP) for Lobatse, who is leaving politics, expressed his frustrations today when addressing the last session of Parliament before the anticipated October polls. “Today marks exactly two years since my...

  • Mmina Thoko fiesta for Gospel lovers tonight

    The event organiser, Shinkie Mochawacha, was of the view that despite hosting the event on Friday, which is typically a groove day, it will be a successful show. “We all know that on Fridays here in Gaborone there are so many events that people go...

  • Presidents' retirement benefits to be extend to children

    “The object of the bill is to amend Section 6 of the [Presidents (Pension and Retirement Benefits)] Act such that the pension and other benefits conferred by this Act cease where the person who has held the Office of the President is sentenced to...

  • I'll never marry again – Legwale

    Legwale is convicted alongside Hamadi Mkhuha, the man he allegedly hired to kill the intended victim and now ex-wife Dimpho Meswele. The hit put on Moswele led to a case of mistaken identity and the eventual murder of her sister, Thato.Legwale had...

  • LKC honours the Masire family

    Both the names of the former president and former first lady are engraved on the accommodation halls at LKC. The boys' halls are named after Ketumile while those for girls are named Olebile. The halls can each accommodate 48 students. Gaone...

  • BOCRA misses target of combating cyber crime

    The CEO of the parastatal, which regulates the communications sector, Martin Mokgware, disclosed this at the launch of BOCRA’s strategy plan where he gave insights regarding the market performance of the organisation. He revealed that the...

  • Galaxy flexes muscles in transfer market

    They have already announced six new signings ahead of next season. With also the CAF Champions League participation in mind, Galaxy have so far reinforced their striking force with the acquisition of proven goal poacher, Onkabetse Makgantai. The...

  • Lets Out Party rocks despite chilly weather

    This years’ event, as it continues to establish itself in the entertainment calendar locally, saw a remarkable turnout for an occasion of its kind with party goers flocking the Wagga Gardenex to enjoy a night of music, fashion, and unmatched vibes....

  • Masisi bemoans losing women

    Visibly frustrated Masisi was speaking at the launch of the Merck Foundation in Botswana on Wednesday, an event diametrically not related to politics.Masisi revealed that women are practically the backbone of every department and definitely more than...

  • Legwale, Mkhuha blame witchcraft for murder

    Meswele who passed on September 14, 2015 fell victim to an issue of mistaken identity as it is believed by the courts that Legwale had hired hitman Mkhuha to take out his now ex-wife Dimpho Meswele. But the hitmen took out the late former...

  • ‘Take your art international’

    Speaking during an event dubbed the Art Talk held at Thapong Visual Arts Centre Tuesday evening, the multifaceted visual artist said artists should be adventurous and explore other avenues to sustain their craft. He warned against being short-sighted...

  • 'I was deceived'

    The accused allegedly defiled the young girl between July 2020 and September 2020.During cross examination today the accused stated that the complainant (names withheld) was not upfront with her age and was the one in control of their...

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