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The survey is open for a three-week consultation period, from August 15 to September 5, 2023

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The launch was aimed at embracing South African women judges, to bring together women and men judicial officers in South Africa who embrace the objective of the international association of Women Judges.

The Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) is urging its members to agree on consensus candidates for the 2024 elections in order to avoid conflicts within the party. The BDP is currently considering holding primaries in opposition held constituencies following the 2019 elections.

The Directorate on Corruption and Economic Crime (DCEC) and the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development are on a collision course over investigations into corruption activities relating to land allocation in Kweneng District.

This week, Minister of State President, Kabo Morwaeng, and Deputy Permanent Secretary, Matshidiso Bokole, explained the rationale behind the recent government ministries rationalization. They noted that the objective of the exercise is to improve the services rendered by government agencies and ensure that all Batswana have equal opportunities.

Botswana continues on a downward spiral on press freedom. Although Botswana has seen a decline in the most serious abuses against journalists in recent years, many obstacles still hinder their work. Botswana ranked 39th in 2020, the country saw an improvement in ranking in 2021 to position 38th. This year the country’s rank has nosedived by 57 spots to position 95 for the year 2022, from a total of 180 countries.

Reporters sans frontières assure la promotion et la défense de la liberté d'informer et d'être informé partout dans le monde. L'organisation, basée à Paris, compte des bureaux à l'international (Berlin, Bruxelles, Genève, Madrid, Stockholm, Tripoli, Tunis, Vienne et Washington DC) et plus de 150 correspondants répartis sur les cinq continents.

Reporters sans frontières assure la promotion et la défense de la liberté d'informer et d'être informé partout dans le monde. L'organisation, basée à Paris, compte des bureaux à l'international (Berlin, Bruxelles, Genève, Madrid, Stockholm, Tripoli, Tunis, Vienne et Washington DC) et plus de 150 correspondants répartis sur les cinq continents.