Burkina Faso News Journal
Botswana HIV/AIDS response commended
PALAPYE: The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of African Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Partnerships (ACHAP), Dr Jerome Mafeni commended Botswana on her proactive response to HIV/AIDS.
Beefing up Botswana livestock industry with science
Based on available research results, Tswana cattle may be the cattle of the future when we will be faced with impacts of climate change.
Visit to the Botswana Defence Force Staff College
Thank you for your warm welcome. I am delighted to have the opportunity to tour this impressive military education facility during my visit to Botswana.
Ruffling feathers
Botswana opposition parties eating out of BDP's palm
Botswana's artistic talent begs to be nurtured
Botswana is not only rich in its diamonds and cattle, but in its languages, which the scholar Herman Batibo, in his well-researched book on African languages in 2005, effectively argues is valuable social capital. I can't agree more, writes visiting American professor SONJA DARLINGTON as she pays homage to Mmegi's own artistic sprout Tomeletso Sereetsi
Botswana to host continental Squash tourneys
Botswana has won the rights to host the 2015 Junior and Senior All Africa Squash Championships finals.
Botswana's inflation slows to 7.2 percent y/y in April
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Botswana's consumer inflation slowed to 7.2 percent year-on-year in April from 7.6 percent in March, the country's statistics agency said on Wednesday. On a month-on-month basis, CPI was unchanged at 0.6 percent in April compared with March, Statistics Botswana said in a statement.
On Political Risk & Terrorism, U.S. Riskier Than Botswana
The Middle East and major oil producing nations in that part of the world remain the worst places for terrorism on Earth. But when it comes to political risk and social unrest, the United States isn't much better than Botswana, says risk management consulting firm Aon Plc of the U.K.When it comes to civilian unrest and the likelihood of being injurred in a terrorist attack, the United States ...
Pangolin Diamonds Discovers Its First Kimberlite in Botswana
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As I se it
Botswana, a united and proud nation?
Botswana's artistic talent begs to be nurtured
Botswana is not only rich in its diamonds and cattle, but in its languages, which the scholar Herman Batibo, in his well-researched book on African languages in 2005, effectively argues is valuable social capital. I can't agree more, writes visiting American professor SONJA DARLINGTON as she pays homage to Mmegi's own artistic sprout Tomeletso Sereetsi
Netball: Big weekend for SPAR Baby Proteas
The ‘SPAR Baby Proteas’ have a big weekend ahead of them, when they take on the Malawi and Botswana Under-21 netball teams in a Tri-nations series in Pretoria.
Botswana seals Qatar, Turkey air deals
Botswana has signed Bilateral Air Service Agreements with Turkey and Qatar, which boast world-leading airlines in terms of destinations, passenger volumes and distance flown annually.
Botswana culture display night
People from diverse cultures and countries all over the world gathered on Friday at Botswanacraft to sample Botswana culture as Botswana hosted this year's Junior Chambers International African and Middle East conference.
Botswana abolishes visa requirements for S. Sudanese
May 12, 2013 (NAIROBI) – South Sudanese citizens intending to travel to Botswana, will no longer be required to apply for entry visas as from 10 May, the Southern African country announced last week. All travelers, according the Botswana High Commission, should ensure their passports are lawfully issued by the relevant South Sudanese authorities and valid for a least a year. “All concerned are ...
