The Botswana Investment and Trade Centre (BITC) has successfully facilitated Dangote Cement’s decision to establish operations in Botswana, marking a significant step towards strengthening...

Absa Bank Botswana has today announced its financial results for the first half of 2025, reflecting resilience and continued delivery against its strategy in...

Sbrana Psychiatric Hospital has announced a new policy prohibiting relatives from bringing snacks to admitted patients. The hospital issued a public notice emphasizing that...

The African iGaming Alliance (AIA) today announced the appointment of Peter Kesitilwe, former CEO of the Botswana Gambling Authority, as its first Chief Executive...

The controversial P662 million tender at the Ministry of Child Welfare and Basic Education has thrown Acting Permanent Secretary Mmamiki Kamanakao and the ministry’s...

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...

Xaxaba, Okavango Delta: For those seeking a blend of culture, adventure, and natural beauty, the Tapyowa NG32 Experience Cultural Festival in Xaxaba offered an unforgettable...

The nation is mourning the death of celebrated musician Atlasaone “A.T.I” Molemogi, whose family has confirmed his passing in a statement released on Sunday. “It...

The High Court has dismissed an application by the State to strike out allegations of corruption and abuse of office from a lawsuit filed...

GABORONE – The official opening of the 18th Botswana Consumer Fair on Monday became a moment of reflection and forward-looking celebration, honouring nearly two...