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Is Pilane next Ombudsman? - Vimarsana News

Is Pilane next Ombudsman?

BMD founder considered to replace MakgonatsotlheHe can turn around the fortunes of Ombudsman office - Analyst'No. I am not available'

Fight over GCC seat threatens opposition's electoral pact - Vimarsana News

Fight over GCC seat threatens opposition's electoral pact

History of the past five decades may be about to repeat itself as the main partners in the opposition’s electoral pact fight over a vacant Gaborone City

Gaborone Mayor Faces Electoral Challenge From His Deputy - Vimarsana News

Gaborone Mayor Faces Electoral Challenge From His Deputy

In a quite unusual political development, the Gaborone mayor, Father Maphongo faces challenge from the Deputy Mayor, Lotty Manyepetsa, in the upcoming

Civil society could rescue Botswana's flawed democracy' - Vimarsana News

Civil society could rescue Botswana's flawed democracy'

Botswana’s civil society is one of the non-state actors that could save the country’s democracy from sliding into regression, a Germany based think tank has revealed.  This is according to a discussion paper by researchers at the German Development Institute who analysed the effects of e-government usage on political attitudes In Botswana.

Bangwato at loggerheads over Moshupa trip - Vimarsana News

Bangwato at loggerheads over Moshupa trip

Bangwato in Serowe -- where Bamagwato Paramount Chief and former President Lt. Gen Ian Khama originates - disagree on whether they must send a delegation to dialogue with President Mokgweetsi Masisi’s family in Moshupa. Just last week, a meeting was called by the Regent of Bamagwato, Kgosi Sediegeng Kgamane, at Serowe Kgotla to, among others, update the tribe on the whereabouts of their Kgosi (Khama).