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The other day the national television, BTV, aired a panel discussion aimed at exploring ways to stimulate economic growth, and the much-needed jobs in

GABORONE — As sea levels rise, Tuvalu, a small archipelago in the Pacific Ocean, is slowly disappearing under water. Australia recently signed a landmark agreement with the island state that offers residency to Tuvaluans displaced by climate change, a sign of the emerging economic, geopolitical, and humanitarian implications of global warming. Tuvalu’s reckoning with its

Botswana has climbed down on its threats to withdraw from the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES).

De Beers Group has moved its Auction business headquarters from Singapore to Botswana, aiming to boost operational efficiency. CEO Al Cook expressed confidence in the move's potential to drive cost efficiencies and elevate customer satisfaction.

After years of delays and controversies, the Botswana Karate Association (BOKA) training hall is finally completed.

Defence ministry’s personnel has been urged to drive excellence in order to serve the interests of the public in matters of defence and security.

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Leading communication specialist, Tefo Atholang, has emphasised the importance of sharing feelings and seeking the right support system.

Boitekanelo College has attained a historic Occupational Therapy accreditation from the World Federation of Occupational Therapy (WTOF).

BHP Groups proposed takeover of rival miner Anglo American is one of those rare instances where a mega-merger actually makes strong business sense, but it will be difficult to pull off to...