GABORONE, Botswana — Reinette van der Merwe, Letshego’s newly appointed Africa Group Chief Executive...

Historically, minerals have contributed 30-40 percent of government revenues, with diamonds accounting for  over...

Absa Bank Botswana recently hosted the Absa Women in Business (WIB) series in Gaborone,...

Angola’s state diamond company Endiama has submitted a formal bid for Anglo American’s (LON:...

Botswana Air Access warmly welcomes the announcement by Proflight Zambia of its upcoming 3x-per-week,...

The local competition regulator has approved the acquisition of insurance broker Minet Botswana by...

Botswana’s household debt has surged to an estimated P68.6 billion as of December 2024, marking...

Shell Botswana service stations have officially launched the much-anticipated 2025 consumer promotion, giving customers...

Gaborone, Mascom Wireless is proud to announce the successful completion of the Universal Access...

Absa Bank Botswana has today announced its financial results for the first half of...

The African iGaming Alliance (AIA) today announced the appointment of Peter Kesitilwe, former CEO...

Amid accelerating global imperatives for decarbonisation, Botswana is strategically positioning itself as a frontrunner in Southern Africa’s low-carbon energy transition, demonstrating a clear commitment to sustainable economic transformation. In line with this moment, RMB, the Corporate Investment Banking division of First National Bank Botswana, hosted a CEOs Roundtable on Renewable Energy. This landmark engagement brought together policymakers, regulators, industry, and development finance to align on the practical pathways needed to transition Botswana to a low-carbon, resilient energy economy. “This initiative reflects RMB’s unwavering commitment to driving Botswana’s sustainable development through innovative, fit-for-purpose financial...