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Wednesday, December 07, 2022

Gaborone City Mayor, Augustin Abraham says yesterday’s heavy rains damaged 23 homes in Old Naledi leaving people homeless.

Tsaone Basimanebotlhe | 07 December 2022

Hail storm in Gaborone 1. PIC MORERI SEJAKGOMO

Hail storm in Gaborone. PIC MORERI SEJAKGOMO

Opposition denounces constitutional review report

Various opposition political parties have condemned some of the findings, recommendations and the entire processes of the presidential commission of inquiry into the review of the constitution.

Mompati Tlhankane | 08 December 2022

Heavy rains destroy 23 Old Naledi homes

Tsaone Basimanebotlhe | 07 December 2022

Murder suspect predicts illness ahead of court appearance

Lebogang Mosikare | 06 December 2022

Advanced plans underway to expand closed-in Gaborone

Mompati Tlhankane | 06 December 2022

Gaborone Mayor admits failure

Tsaone Basimanebotlhe | 06 December 2022

Batswana see endemic corruption in President’s office—Afrobarometer

Innocent Selatlhwa | 05 December 2022

I was not paid—ATI on Cassper Nyovest gig

When South African rapper, Cassper Nyovest announced Botswana artists curated for his Fill Up Mmabatho Stadium Concert held over the weekend, local rapper ATI was set to hoist the blue, black, and white flag high.

Phodiso Baatweng was struck by lightining on Thursday

Lightning strike kills woman: Witchcraft or Mother Nature?

Within the half-hour the rain clouds gathered, lightning struck and she was dead.

Combi driver dies after row with ‘maphaeratane’

In road rage gone horribly wrong, a combi driver has died after days spent in an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) following head trauma.

Advanced plans underway to expand closed-in Gaborone

With Gaborone surrounded by villages such as Oodi, Gabane, Mogoditshane, and Tlokweng and the waiting list for residential plots at 21,400, government has revealed plans are at an advanced stage to expand the city boundary.

A1 Highway accident claims two lives

FRANCISTOWN: A ghastly motor accident has claimed the lives of two Zimbabwean men while six sustained various degrees of injuries along the A1 Highway.

Kgamane licks exit wounds

When he headed to Gaborone to hand over his resignation letter, Bammangwato regent, Kgosi Sediegeng Kgamane thought he would have at least three months to conclude the matter. He, however, was forced to leave office for good the following day by the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development.

Saturday was an eventful day for Serowe royal uncles and Bangwato tribe

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Opposition denounces constitutional review report

Heavy rains destroy 23 Old Naledi homes

Murder suspect predicts illness ahead of court appearance

Advanced plans underway to expand closed-in Gaborone

Gaborone Mayor admits failure

Chaos at Serowe Kgotla

Batswana see endemic corruption in President’s office—Afrobarometer

I was not paid—ATI on Cassper Nyovest gig

Lightning strike kills woman: Witchcraft or Mother Nature?

Combi driver dies after row with ‘maphaeratane’

Advanced plans underway to expand closed-in Gaborone

A1 Highway accident claims two lives

Kgamane licks exit wounds

Chaos at Serowe Kgotla

Major kills private, turns rifle on himself

Magosi ‘biggest national security threat’