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 solutions. By mobilising over P500 million in green investments locally, and over P1.3 billion regionally, RMB is not only enabling the country’s transition to cleaner energy but also cementing its role as a trusted partner in shaping a greener, more resilient future,” said FNB Botswana CEO, Mr Steven Lefentse Bogatsu.
The roundtable, held in Gaborone, brought together leaders from the Ministry of Minerals and Energy, Botswana Power Corporation (BPC), the Botswana Energy Regulatory Authority (BERA), multinational mining houses, independent power producers, and industry experts. The gathering served not just as a dialogue, but as a deliberate intervention to fast-track the realisation of Botswana’s energy mix target of...
GABORONE – The atmosphere at the Fairgrounds this week is one of palpable ambition, as the 18th Botswana Consumer Fair opened on Monday, positioning...
Gaborone, Botswana – The Botswana Medicines Regulatory Authority (BoMRA) is hosting a team of experts from the Global Health Analytics Group, based in Uganda,...
The Botswana Housing Corporation has officially launched its new Long Time Strategy and Culture Programme in Francistown this morning , marking the beginning of...
JCHX Mining Management Company Limited, a Shanghai Stock Exchange listed global mining contractor headquartered in China, has selected Sandvik Mining to supply a 32-unit...
Botswana’s fiscal stability could be at risk if lessons from the failed Development Manager model are not urgently acted upon, a new government report...
Botswana’s tourism sector employed 50,535 people in 2024, accounting for 6.7% of the nation’s total workforce, according to a newly released statistical brief by...
Letshego Africa Holdings Limited (LETSHEGO), a pan-African microfinance and consumer lending group headquartered in Gaborone, has issued a cautionary announcement signaling a significant jump...
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...