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In Botswana, foreigners are kings | Sunday Standard - Vimarsana News

In Botswana, foreigners are kings | Sunday Standard

One thing you need to know about government tenders worth billions of Pula is that a majority of them continue to roll on the foreigner’s high-way. While this

Population census at 92% completion rate - Vimarsana News

Population census at 92% completion rate

Statistics Botswana says that the nationwide enumeration phase of the 2022 Population and Housing Census ended on 4th April 2022. The institution says that it was after the initial enumeration period of 18th-31st was extended by four days to allow for its completion.

Botswana to jail or fine those who refuse to be counted during census mop-up period - Vimarsana News

Botswana to jail or fine those who refuse to be counted during census mop-up period

Botswana nationals who refuse to be enumerated during the country's population and housing census that ends on Wednesday could face a lengthy jail term, a hefty fine, or both.

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Masisi rushed population census to provide fodder for the delimitation commission - Vimarsana News

Masisi rushed population census to provide fodder for the delimitation commission

A directive by President Mokgweetsi Masisi forced Statistics Botswana to undertake the rigorousprocess of Population and Housing Census five months earlier

Gov't sets aside P600M for BPC consumer tariff subsidy - Vimarsana News

Gov't sets aside P600M for BPC consumer tariff subsidy

Government continues to support Botswana Power Corporation (BPC) with a revenue grant meant to cushion consumers against what would otherwise be exorbitantly high electricity tariffs, this yearly cash injection through the Ministry of Mineral Resources, Green Technology and Energy Security, goes a long way in keeping the corporation afloat. For the 2022/23 Financial year BPC will receive P600 million, Parliament recently approved.