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De Beers hails spirit of renewal after Boko meeting

De Beers CEO, Al Cook, has hailed a “positive spirit of renewal” after his first official talks with President Duma Boko, which focussed on finalising the long-drawn out talks over a diamond deal between the two.

Mbongeni Mguni | 14 November 2024

Speaking out: Al Cook after the meeting with Boko PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

Boko puts his faith in women leaders

President Duma Boko has reiterated his unwavering trust in women's leadership capabilities by appointing a number of women as ministers in his cabinet.

Larona Makhaiza | 19 November 2024

Masisi, Magosi implicated in controversial Karakul procurement

Mpho Mokwape | 15 November 2024

A Sobering lapse in security – Presidential safety must be paramount

Staff Writer | 15 November 2024

We shall oppose unapologetically– BCP

Innocent Selatlhwa | 15 November 2024

You dare not fail: Saleshando challenges Boko

Innocent Selatlhwa | 15 November 2024

It is premature to write the BDP off-Kario

Lebogang Mosikare | 15 November 2024

It is our turn to eat

Titus Mbuya | 15 November 2024

De Beers hails spirit of renewal after Boko meeting

Cabinet appointments: 12 down, six to go by tomorrow

President Duma Boko announced six additional Cabinet ministers this morning, making it the second set out of three planned batches.

Court steps aside in sentencing rape-convict father

The Broadhurst Magistrate's Court has recused itself from delivering a sentence on rape convict, Kabelo Kabelo, who was found guilty of sexually violating his biological daughter for a year and a half.

Debswana Q3 sales drop by 66%

Rough diamond sales have continued to plummet owing to a weak demand in internal markets for diamonds.

Batswana filled up the national stadium during the inaguration of President Boko. PIC MORERI SEJAKGOMO

Enraged public boo Masisi, Tsogwane, Mnangagwa

Momentarily, the euphoric atmosphere enveloping the National Stadium coloured blue was nippily rancid by simmering fury from the citizenry as they incessantly booed former president Mokgweetsi Masisi and his fallen deputy Slumber Tsogwane.

Will Boko abolish death penalty?

FRANCISTOWN: The newly elected President of Botswana Duma Boko has consistently opposed the death penalty, which has been employed as a form of the ultimate punishment for serious offences such as murder.

Boko promises inclusive society

Newly elected President Duma Boko and his coalition the Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC) have undertaken to uphold the rule of law as part of their areas of critical intervention.

Stage set: Zebras fans applaud supporters after victory over Chad last month PIC: BFA

Do or die!

FRANCISTOWN: Interim Zebras coach, Morena Ramoreboli, has called on supporters to fill the stadium ahead of today’s sink-or-swim Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifier against Mauritania at the Obed Itani Chilume Stadium.

Serite explains his CEDA 'deals'

Following a barrage of attacks over his alleged involvement in corrupt practices at Citizen Entrepreneurial Development Agency (CEDA), former investigative journalist Sonny Serite has shared his side of the story.

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Boko puts his faith in women leaders

Masisi, Magosi implicated in controversial Karakul procurement

A Sobering lapse in security – Presidential safety must be paramount

We shall oppose unapologetically– BCP

You dare not fail: Saleshando challenges Boko

It is premature to write the BDP off-Kario

It is our turn to eat

De Beers hails spirit of renewal after Boko meeting

Cabinet appointments: 12 down, six to go by tomorrow

Court steps aside in sentencing rape-convict father

Debswana Q3 sales drop by 66%

Enraged public boo Masisi, Tsogwane, Mnangagwa

Will Boko abolish death penalty?

Boko promises inclusive society

Do or die!

Serite explains his CEDA 'deals'