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The well remains on schedule to begin drilling in June 2024 and is targeting 163 MMbbl of unrisked prospective oil resources or 843 Bcf of unrisked prospective natural gas resources based on the most recent prospective resources report.

Male newborns accounted for 51 per cent of all registered births. 11.8 per cent of registered births were to adolescent girls aged between 15 and 19.

The growing loss of support for the governing ANC raises the possibility of South Africa having its first national coalition government since 1994.

Seasoned medical laboratory scientist and epidemiologist, Katlego Kabotho, who is also the founder of Maranyane Medical Laboratory based in Jwaneng, has written a new book titled, 'Healthy Warriors! Conquering NCDs.'

The use of visual arts has always been dynamic with most people sharing their flair with the world and giving life to homes. For Calfornia Dipetela, visual arts is a means of survival.

Another villager Mabusi Moyo from Zamadube Village said people were eager to use the local currency, but there was little information about its existence.

Building on the successful maiden edition in 2023, The Herdboys' Indulgence is making a return this year on June 1 at Hatsalatadi.

Many unanswered questions about the two lion cubs rescued from a Westville home.

With the pandemic clearly in the rearview, Americans are getting out and about, exploring their cities and their country.

Botswana's rural communities stand to benefit significantly from corporate social responsibility (CSR) efforts that prioritize marginalized populations and foster a more equitable society, a senior government official said on Thursday. Mamiki Kamanakao, deputy permanent secretary of the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development, said CSR is necessary for accelerating…