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Do We Really Have a Football Industry in Botswana?

Do we have a football industry in Botswana? Maybe yes, but I personally don’t think so. We do have the sport of football; it...

Economic dimension of our foreign policy

The contours of the economic and business dimensions of Botswana’s foreign policy direction have been explicitly identified and redefined by the Ministry of International...

FFE and CAF’s Credibility

Some people are curious about how their friends and enemies would react to their death. I am one of those people. Unfortunately, we will...

Cyber Resilience Will Determine Who Wins Botswana’s Digital Future

There’s a noticeable shift taking place across Botswana. Organisations have moved from asking whether they should digitise to how quickly they can adopt technologies...

The Price Of The Badge; When Money Meets The Game

When a football club is bought, what exactly is being sold? Is it the business, the badge, the history, or the community’s identity? As...

The Necessary Reform

The turning point in the country’s commitment to strengthening parliamentary democracy was perhaps most explicitly expressed at the recent official opening of the Third...

Will Rising Diamond Sales Slow Botswana’s Economic Diversification Drive?

Botswana’s economy has recorded negative growth over the past two years, largely reflecting weak global diamond demand and reduced production. However, conditions appear to...

Beyond Funding: Why Compliance Gaps can Impede SME Growth

Botswana’s SME discourse is increasingly misaligned with the realities of business growth, as the conversation continues to centre on access to finance as though...

Why Employee Experience Is the New Competitive Advantage in Africa (and What It Means for Botswana)

For many organizations in Botswana and across Africa, competitive advantage has traditionally been driven by strategy, infrastructure, and operational efficiency. While these factors remain...

BERA Cautions Against Illegal Processing of Licence Applications for Energy Sector Activities

The Botswana Energy Regulatory Authority (BERA) wishes to sensitise members of the  public and prospective applicants of licences under the BERA Act on the...
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Do We Really Have a Football Industry in Botswana?

Do we have a football industry in Botswana? Maybe yes, but I personally don’t...

Economic dimension of our foreign policy

The contours of the economic and business dimensions of Botswana’s foreign policy direction have...

FFE and CAF’s Credibility

Some people are curious about how their friends and enemies would react to their...

Cyber Resilience Will Determine Who Wins Botswana’s Digital Future

There’s a noticeable shift taking place across Botswana. Organisations have moved from asking whether...

The Price Of The Badge; When Money Meets The Game

When a football club is bought, what exactly is being sold? Is it the...

The Necessary Reform

The turning point in the country’s commitment to strengthening parliamentary democracy was perhaps most...

Will Rising Diamond Sales Slow Botswana’s Economic Diversification Drive?

Botswana’s economy has recorded negative growth over the past two years, largely reflecting weak...

Beyond Funding: Why Compliance Gaps can Impede SME Growth

Botswana’s SME discourse is increasingly misaligned with the realities of business growth, as the...

Why Employee Experience Is the New Competitive Advantage in Africa (and What It Means for Botswana)

For many organizations in Botswana and across Africa, competitive advantage has traditionally been driven...

BERA Cautions Against Illegal Processing of Licence Applications for Energy Sector Activities

The Botswana Energy Regulatory Authority (BERA) wishes to sensitise members of the  public and...

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How Air Botswana board failed basic due diligence on GM’s salary decision

An investigation by News&All has revealed how the Air Botswana board failed to carry...

Botswana’s P830 billion bet on a post-diamond economy

Botswana faces a stark economic choice: move aggressively to build a diversified, private-sector-led economy...

Businesses count costs as ‘anti-labour law’ commences

Botswana’s business community is bracing for a new wave of employment costs, administrative obligations...

Boko, Absa challenge civil service to deliver on transformation

Botswana’s public service has been advised that measuring progress by policies, committees, and systems...