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While the Minister for State President, Kabo Morwaeng, would like to believe that there was inclusiveness in the Constitution Review Bill, the Leader of Opposition (LoO) in Parliament, Dithapelo Keorapetse, holds a different view.

The Botswana Gazette 1 May 2024 By: Bradley Fortuin NB: While inspired by real emerging issues, the characters and events are fictional and are narrated to ...

Contrary to what the ancient English believed to be the case, lightning struck twice for Dow. President Ian Khama brought her to parliament as a Specially

Following accusations that government is extorting its citizens through heavy tax to recover from COVID-19 nemesis, Minister of Finance Peggy Serame has quashed the allegations in Parliament.

RASESA: After concerns raised by the Botswana Congress Party (BCP) about the allocation of political party funding in the 2024-2025 financial year, former Kgatleng East legislator Isaac Mabiletsa has expressed displeasure with how their long-advocated measures might be ushered in.

In any given day, Unity Dow, the Botswana Congress Party (BCP) parliamentary hopeful for Kgatleng West constituency is a marvel to watch in a debate. As the BCP begins its 2024 General Election campaign in earnest, Dow has been fortunate to be granted the first slot.

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Botswana’s 13th General Election may engrave itself in the sands of times as an election of many firsts. Amid ongoing contentious legal strives over whether political parties should be given a chance to inspect elections from their rudimentary stage, Minister of Finance, Peggy Serame has hinted that next year’s budget may factor in political party funding.