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In response to a Sunday Standard enquiry, the Office of the President (OP) has released details regarding its deal with Big Dawg Productions, a

When he addressed the media at the start of his national tour, DJ Fresh revealed that he was earning much more than he did when he worked as radio deejay in

For the third time in seven years, former president Ian Khama is at the centre of a bitter feud between family members. Going back to 2014, Khama has featured

At a time that relations between President Mokgweetsi Masisi and the most prominent member of the Khama family are still frosty, the government is taking

The Office of the President (OP), which oversees the government media, has taken a decision to instigate a massive restructuring process at Mass Media Complex in an effort to reduce expenses incurred from overtime payments.

Business ideas are found almost everywhere and 35-year-old Boipelo Mokoka found hers in the kitchen! Growing up, playing house with her peers in Molepolole, Mokoka never imagined that her passion for cooking would someday literally put food on her table, let alone turn into a business enterprise. The best childhood memory that immediately lightens up […]

Hell broke loose back in 2018 when Botswana Television (Btv) Broadcasting Officer, Gaolaolwe Ralotsia, son to former cabinet Minister, Patrick Ralotsia, started to make sound statements and reported the rampant corruption happening at the National Broadcaster spearheaded by a cabal of procurement officers.

25th April 2021 When he stepped out of a car and sauntered into the venue hosting the final independence talks, the dandy-looking Prime Minister Seretse Khama (sharp suit, slicked-down hair and trimmed moustache) was representing every square inch of what would become Botswana. However, there is a real bad chance that his centenary might be celebrated on only a few square inches in Serowe. Crown Prince Seretse Goitsebeng Maphiri Khama (later Sir Seretse) was born on July 1, 1921 in Serowe and a...

14th December 2020 The outcome of a possible class-action lawsuit that is only now taking shape could open floodgates (as well as vaults at the Bank of Botswana) as 30 former part-time employees of the Department of Information Services (DIS) claim P1.8 million in unpaid wages. Courtesy of a mis-worded contract of service, DIS legally bound itself to pay young people enrolled in its Youth Freelancers Programme for stories and pictures “submitted” – and not “published” as is the norm i...