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Majority of Botswana citizens want government to do more for gender equality - Afrobarometer - Vimarsana News

Majority of Botswana citizens want government to do more for gender equality - Afrobarometer

An overwhelming majority of Batswana agree women should have equal rights and that the government should do more to promote this, a new Afrobarometer survey reveals.

Source: news24.com
Majority of Batswana believe President Masisi's office is corrupt - Afrobarometer report - Vimarsana News

Majority of Batswana believe President Masisi's office is corrupt - Afrobarometer report

Four years into the presidency of Mokgweetsi Masisi in Botswana, a growing number of Batswana are beginning to see corruption in his office, a new report says.

Source: news24.com
Afrobarometer receives major boost with $6 million grant from Sweden - Vimarsana News

Afrobarometer receives major boost with $6 million grant from Sweden

The Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) has announced a three-year, 66 million Swedish Kronor grant (approximately US $6 million) in

South Africa needs civil servants who are capture-proof - Vimarsana News

South Africa needs civil servants who are capture-proof

The single biggest key to fighting corruption and stabilising our administration is changing the process by which top public servants are hired – and protecting them from political meddling. The coalition era will make this task even more urgent, writes Sarah Meny-Gibert.

TOM EATON | The ANC's inability to run the country has nothing to do with democracy - Vimarsana News

TOM EATON | The ANC's inability to run the country has nothing to do with democracy

South Africans are frustrated and fed up, but ditching democracy for a benevolent dictatorship is suicidal