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N THE HIGH COURT OF ZIMBABWE CASE NO. HCHF1990/24HELD AT HARAREIn the matter between:OLIVIA MURENJEKWA PLAINTIFFANDSHAME MASIMBA MAROMO DEFENDANTNOTICE OF SETDOWN ON UNOPPOSED ROLLPLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT the above matter has been set down for hearing on the 12th day of December 2024 at 10:00am or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard.DATED AT HARARE THIS 25TH DAY OF NOVEMBER 2024._________________________________________MUDZONGA LAW CHAMBERSPlaintiff’s legal PractitionersCnr Samora Machel & Leopold Takawira1st Floor Memorial BuildingHARARE (CS/rc)TO: THE REGISTRARHigh CourtHARARE

PUBLIC NOTICEENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) FOR THE PROPOSED GRAVELMINING AT THAMAGA/DIPHEPHE LANDS BY KAP CAF HOLDINGS (PTY) LTDIn fulfilment of Section 7, Subsection 2 of the Environmental Assessment Act, Cap 65:07, notice is hereby given for the intent to undertake an Environmental Impact Assessment Study with respect to the proposed gravel mining at Thamaga/ Diphephe by Kap Caf Holdings (Pty) Ltd. Kap Caf Holdings (Pty) Ltd has been leased a portion of 0.03km2 within a ploughing field of approximately 6.115 Hectares (ha) of the ploughing field belonging to Ms Onkabetse Molefane in Thamaga/Diphephe Lands. The portion has been leased for gravel mining development.The anticipated possible impacts include the following:This notice serves to invite the public and all interested and affected parties to a Consultative Meeting to be held at the Thokwane Kgotla in Thamaga on the 9th of December 2024 at 0900hrs. The purpose of the meeting is to inform and solicit the views and concerns of the community and all other interested and affected parties on the implementation of the intended project to be undertaken by Kap Caf Holdings (Pty) Ltd. Any comments and queries regarding the proposed project may be addressed to the addresses below: KITSISO YA SECHABATSHEKATSHEKO YA SEEMO SA TIKOLOGO MABAPI LE KEPO YA KARABOLE(GRAVEL) KWA THAMAGA KWA MASIMO A DIPHEPHE KE BA KAP CAF HOLDINGS (PTY) LTDKa maikaelelo a go diragatsa molao wa Tshekatsheko Tikologo, karolo ya bosupa (7), karolwana ya bobedi (2), Cap 65:07, kitsiso e e ntshiwa jaana e le go itsise sechaba ka maikaelelo a go dira tshekatsheko ya seemo sa tikologo mabapi le kepo ya karabole (gravel) mo Thamaga/Diphephe ke ba Kap Caf Holdings (Pty) Ltd. Kap Caf Holdings (Pty) Ltd e adimilwe bontlha jwa selekanyo sa bophara jwa 0.03km2 jwa tshimo ya ga Mme Onkabetse Molefane ya selekanyo sa diheke di ka tshwara borataro mo masimo a Diphephe mo Thamaga. Bontlha jo bo adimilwe go epa karabole.Botlhokwa jwa kitsiso e ke go itsese sechaba le botlhe ba ba amegang go tla phuthegong ya kgotla kwa kgotleng ya Thokwane mo Thamaga kgwedi ya Morule e tlhola malatsi a le boferabongwe, nako ya boferabongwe mo mosong.Dikakgelo le dipotso mabapi le tiro e, le tse ba tsa tikologo ba tshwanetseng go di itse, di ka romelwa kwa atereseng tse di fa godimo.

BOTSWANA SAVINGS BANK UNVEILS S’KGWAMA AGENCY BANKING – BRINGING BANKING CLOSER TO YOUBotswana Savings Bank (BSB) is proud to introduce S’kgwama, a transformative Agency Banking solution designed to bring financial services closer to communities across Botswana. This innovative platform is a key pillar of BSB’s strategy to expand access points, diversify customer channels, and provide seamless banking services across urban, rural, and remote areas.Revolutionizing Banking Access NationwideS’kgwama empowers customers by making essential banking services available through a growing network of trusted Agents. With this service, BSB customers can conveniently perform transactions such as Cash Deposits, Cash Withdrawals, PIN Changes, and Account Balance Enquiries. These transactions are enabled through the use of the BSB VISA Debit Card, ensuring security, reliability, and efficiency for all users.Chief Executive Officer Nixon Marumoloa highlights the initiative’s broader vision: “S’kgwama is not just a product; it is a transformative movement that aligns with our mission to promote financial inclusion and provide access to essential banking services for every Motswana. Through this platform, we are bridging the financial accessibility gap, empowering communities, and creating opportunities for individuals and businesses alike.”Ambitious Growth and Enhanced Customer ExperienceIn its first year, BSB has set an ambitious target to onboard over 200 merchants as S’kgwama Agents, ensuring that customers have access to banking services wherever they are. The Bank is committed to expanding this network further in subsequent years, making banking more accessible than ever before.But S’kgwama is more than a service—it is a platform designed to evolve. BSB plans to continuously enhance this solution by introducing additional functionality and services to meet customer needs. Features like bill payments, airtime purchases, and enhanced digital solutions are expected to be rolled out in the near future, ensuring that customers enjoy a full suite of banking services at their nearest Agent.Strong Partnerships for DistributionTo achieve these goals, BSB is partnering with local businesses and merchants to create a robust and reliable distribution network. These partnerships not only enhance service accessibility but also contribute to local economic development by empowering businesses to act as S’kgwama Agents.“We are building a network that ensures no one is left behind. S’kgwama is about convenience, empowerment, and inclusivity. By partnering with local businesses, we are fostering economic growth while improving the banking experience for our customers,” added Marumoloa.Current S’kgwama Agents NationwideThe first wave of S’kgwama Agents is already operational, providing banking services in key locations across the country. Below is a detailed list of current Agents and their locations:1. J. M House Complex (Pty) Ltd T/A Tati-Siding Saverite Supermarket – Tati Siding2. Budume Shopping Complex (Pty) Ltd T/A Mathangwane Saverite Supermarket – Mathangwane3. Fletmo Investments (Pty) Ltd T/A Borolong Saverite Supermarket – Borolong 4. F & K Supplies (Pty) Ltd T/A Tutume Saverite Supermarket – Tutume 5. Mesmeric Investments (Pty) Ltd T/A Masunga Saverite Supermarket – Masunga6. Taaraz Investment (Pty) Ltd T/A Bontleng Saverite Supermarket – Bontleng 7. John Kgaboetsile Toto T/A Nama Monate – Tsabong8. Fine Bricks (Pty) Ltd T/A Manna Agri-Shop – Moshupa9. Col Again Holdings (Pty) Ltd – Charleshill10. Double Crown (Pty) Ltd – Ghanzi11. Yash Collection Business River Walk – Riverwalk, Opposite Cinema 12. Yash Collection Business Mochudi – Kgabo Mall, Mochudi13. Bezelda Investments (Pty) Ltd – Rakops14. Bonmesh Enterprises (Pty) Ltd – Kaatshwene Ward, Kang15. Labot Investment (Pty) Ltd – Ndundu Ward, Shakawe16. Exotic Pleasures Investments (Pty) Ltd – Plot 3469, Letlhakane17. Willow Tree Investments (Pty) Ltd – Plot 33, Tshabantsa Ward, Ghanzi 18. Rise and Run Empire (Pty) Ltd – Plot 805, GoodhopeThese Agents have been carefully selected to ensure nationwide coverage, with locations in urban centres, rural villages, and remote areas.Be Part of the S’kgwama JourneyBSB invites more businesses to join this transformative initiative and become part of the S’kgwama Agent network. As Agents, businesses can grow their customer base while providing vital financial services to their communities. Interested businesses can apply by submitting KYC documents, including details of Directors and Shareholders, to [email protected] Botswana Savings BankEstablished in 1992 under the Botswana Savings Bank Act, Botswana Savings Bank is a government-owned financial institution with a clear mandate to promote a culture of saving and deliver inclusive financial services. As a member of the World Savings Bank Institute, BSB continues to innovate and drive financial inclusion in Botswana. For more information about S’kgwama, visit www.bsb.bw or email [email protected], let’s create a more connected and financially inclusive Botswana.For more information please contact:Ofe Amantle MotikiPublic Relations ManagerEmail: [email protected] Cell: 73 049 123 Tel: 367 0000

The Non-Bank Financial Institutions Regulatory Authority (NBFIRA) wishes to invite Non-Bank Financial Institutions (NBFIs) to submit comments on the proposed supervisory levies and licensing fees for the financial year ending 31 March 2026.The proposed supervisory levies and licensing fees for the financial year ending 31 March 2026 can be accessed at www.nbfira.org.bwAll submissions and comments should be submitted to [email protected] or by post to Private Bag 00314 Gaborone no later than 15 January 2025.