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Arrested Moeladilotlhoko yet to be charged

After arresting Tshepo Sethibe popularly known as Moeladilotlhoko, the police have revealed that the man behind the endeared Moeladilotlhoko News Boiler Facebook page is yet to be charged.

Botswana uses Israeli inspired digital surveillance on journalists?

The world’s leading diamond producer by value and wildlife-endowed Botswana has long been considered one of Africa’s most stable countries and the continent’s

Fighting for freedom of expression

The Voice newspaper Botswana. Print-Online-Social

MISA debates citizen journalism

Yesterday marked the 30th anniversary of the World Press Freedom Day and locally the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) Botswana Chapter hosted a panel discussion to mark the day. The aim of the panel discussion was to bring to light the distinction between citizen journalism and mainstream media in the discussions around human rights.

MISA Botswana to celebrate World Press Freedom Day

Today, marks the World Press Freedom Day, the only day on the calendar set aside for media workers.

Botswana journalist Tshepo Sethibe criminally charged over 'alarming publications'

Botswana journalist Tshepo Sethibe criminally charged over 'alarming publications'

5 staff members at Botswana's "Moeladilotlhoko News Boiler" charged with criminal trespass

Investigations into the disappearance of Obakeng Badubi in January, results in "Moeladilotlhoko News Boiler" staff facing charges of seditious treason and criminal trespass.

Botswana police charge Moeladilotlhoko News Boiler staff with criminal trespass

State drops charges against Moeladilothoko crew

8 hours ago In a brief session that lasted about five minutes before a Serowe Magistrates Court, the state withdrew all charges against the six members of Moeladilothoko News Boiler. The accused persons, Tshepho Sethibe, 31, Michelle Teise, 29, Denis Khwinana, 30, Gosego Phohusetso, 24, and Tshireletso Badubi, 28, were facing seven counts of criminal trespass. The accused are said to have on March 7, 2021, at Thabala, acting together with common purpose unlawfully printed, offered for sale, sold and distributed t-shirts written: “Bring back Obakeng.” This was in response to the mysterious disappearance of  Obakeng Badubi, 37, on January 4, 2021. The accused’s attorney, Obonye Jonas of Jonas Attorneys demanded the return of his clients’ seized property and his application was also granted.