How will the world deal with the turbulence ahead?
Thursday, April 13, 2017
The world’s most recognised international organisation the United Nations has just appointed António Guterres, the ninth Secretary-General who took office on January 1, 2017. Guterres is yet to make his maiden international trip and already there is exchange of missiles and verbal warnings across nuclear powers.
The world’s economic superpower United States of America has recently appointed a new Chief Executive Officer in Donald Trump who has no background in diplomacy and politics. The man has already tested his arsenal by firing 59 missiles into Syria, in a conflict that has been going on for the last six years. The missile attack has not amused Syria’s allies, Russia and Iran, who have made a promise that any further US missile strikes will be responded to with equal amount of force.
Over the past weekend in Greater Gaborone, four people tragically lost their lives in separate accidents, a stark reminder of how vulnerable we are on the roads, especially during this busy time of year.The accidents, which claimed the lives of three pedestrians and one driver, paint a grim picture of the dangers faced by everyone on the road, not just motorists but also pedestrians. In one case, a young man was fatally struck by a truck whilst...