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THE TRACING of place names in a country in Africa can be both fascinating and frustrating.  One must know – or quickly learn – something about history,...

THE TRACING of place names in a country in Africa can be both fascinating and frustrating.  One must know – or quickly learn – something about history,...

Investegate announcements from Half-year Report

From the re-imagining of a 15th-century Austrian castle to eco-lodges in Sri Lanka, here are the hotel openings that are inspiring some serious wanderlust.

A 32-year-old man of Tshokwe village is currently in Intensive Care Unit (ICU) fighting for his life after he fell from a trailer that was being pulled by a tractor.

Hot and dry conditions, with below-normal rainfall, more frequent dry spells and heatwaves are expected to persist over the country in the second half of the season which runs from January to April, the Met Service department says.

FRANCISTOWN: For many, especially the local farmers, the invasion of more than 200 buffaloes in a portion of the Nata/Gweta constituency in 2023 was the worst nightmare.

Botswana Premier League side Orapa United have sacked Zimbabwean coach Tawurayi Mangwiro, following a string of poor results. The Ostriches’ 0-1 defeat to Nico United yesterday was their 4th in the last seven matches, forcing the club’s hierarchy to show the veteran gaffer the exit door. “Orapa United FC Announces Amicable Departure of Head Coach…

Scatec ASA, the Norwegian firm that scooped a contract to build the country’s largest renewable energy plant to date, says government has doubled the deal to 120MW, with capital costs estimated at $104 million (P1.4bn).