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Drive Safari-spec Porsches across 5 500km of challenging African landscapes, evoking the spirit of iconic rallies.

President Nangolo Mbumba has spoken out against the G7 importation ban of all non-industrial diamonds mined, processed and produced in Russia, which launched a war against […]

Have you ever wanted to convey information which would capture some concrete details, give directions or paint in detail a particular event or phenomena? In this installment we will focus on informative writing. You have to learn to inform your readers about places, events or other important details. Let’s start with an example. Dear Thabo, […]

The government of Botswana has rejected a UK diplomatic treaty that would allow for UK asylum seekers to be deported to Botswana as a means of easing the immigration problem in greater Europe.

In January, we launched a breaking-news newsletter, TC Scoop, to bring you the latest news as soon as it drops.

People working in Burkina Faso, Nigeria and Jamaica are most likely to have a female boss. This is according to data by the International Labor Organization.…

Merlin Rajah of Absa explains how technological integration is key to allowing the world to access Africa’s trading markets

Herds of endangered hippos are stuck in drying ponds in Botswana's northwest as the El Nino-induced drought takes its toll on wildlife. In Botswana, home to one of the world’s largest hippopotamus populations, around 500 hippos are stranded as blistering heat dries up water sources, Moemedi Batshabang, director of the Department of Wildlife and National…

Following a horrific accident which claimed the lives of seven South African pilgrims at Ranaka junction on Sunday, the government has revealed that efforts are underway to repatriate the bodies to the neighbouring country.

May 1st marks International Workers' Day! Learn about the history and significance of this day, along with a list of countries that celebrate the working class on this specific date.