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Seven entities quizzed by FPAC - Vimarsana News

Seven entities quizzed by FPAC

The Finance and Public Accounts Committee of the National Assembly, chaired by leader of the opposition Sebastien Pillay, yesterday heard from seven government entities regarding their audited financial transactions for ...

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Closed tender for multi-billion pula projects raises eyebrows - Vimarsana News

Closed tender for multi-billion pula projects raises eyebrows

Stage 1 of the tendering evaluation process sets one particular condition that many, if not most, will not be able to meet. The section on “Company financial

UNDP - United Nations Development Programme - Procurement Specialist, New York, United States - Vimarsana News

UNDP - United Nations Development Programme - Procurement Specialist, New York, United States

Procurement Specialist, New York, United States Organization: UNDP - United Nations Development Programme Country: USA City: New York Office: UNDP New York...

Boko demands apology from rivals - Vimarsana News

Boko demands apology from rivals

Botswana National Front (BNF) Central Committee meeting held in Mahalapye last weekend led by the party President Duma Boko has resolved to lift suspensions of activists associated with Boko’s challenger Bucs Molatlhegi.

BURS slaps Bakang with P166m tax arrears - Vimarsana News

BURS slaps Bakang with P166m tax arrears

Following their Court of Appeal (CoA) victory to get back the P83 million from the state, Bakang Seretse and his attorney Kgosi Ngakaagae were disappointed men on Thursday morning as Botswana Unified Revenue Service (BURS) demanded P166million of tax arrears from Seretse’s associated companies.