The Mares are back home after a disastrous trip to Tanzania, where they lost 6-0 to the Twiga Stars to crash out of the 2028 Olympic Games qualifiers.
The Embassy of Angola in Botswana will hold the first edition of the Angolan Gastronomic Festival on October 17, 2026 at The Place Endaweni in Phakalane.
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A 28-year-old woman has sustained serious injuries after the Volkswagen (VW) GTI she was recently travelling in collided with a Toyota Hiace combi in Mogoditshane. Speaking to The Monitor, No.13 District Traffic Officer, Superintendent Obonetse Matshego, said the accident occurred around 5am.
With high-profile cases piling up before the courts, Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Kgosietsile Ngakaagae has warned that no one suspected of corruption will be spared scrutiny.
Government and Huawei Technologies Botswana have jointly called for deepened public-private partnerships to equip Batswana with practical skills to tackle youth unemployment.
Award winning journalist, Calistus Kolantsho will jet off on the ‘Live Your Joy’ journey to the United Kingdom where he will experience first hand the live English Premier League (EPL) trip that one BetXplosion customer will win when the campaign ends in January 2027.
The artist known as CrayOn, has spent more than a decade turning identity, ambition, struggle, love and the everyday business of growing up Motswana into sound.
For Tanzania, six goals against the Mares bought a ticket to the next round of the 2028 Olympic Games qualifiers. But for Botswana, the same half dozen could open the door to a reckoning, with the humiliating defeat threatening to trigger a revolution within the women’s national team, writes MQONDISI DUBE
Liquor volume sales at the country’s largest brewer have fallen sharply as the economy struggles, but the alcohol industry believes cash strapped Batswana are finding cheaper ways like smuggling and turning to cheaper alternatives rather than quitting the pint.
Botswana has embarked on a process to recognise indigenous communities, address historical injustices and restore their rights, it has been revealed. Already, government is adopting a roadmap to guide restitution efforts in the Central Kalahari Game Reserve (CKGR).
The World Bank expects sub-Saharan Africa’s economic growth to rise this year and beyond, but this is mainly from mining and energy, with little poverty-reducing impact. Harsh poverty continues and more than 46% of Africans will live on less than US$3 (P42) per day between now and 2028. MBONGENI MGUNI writes
PALAPYE: Just when a breakthrough appeared within reach in the protracted school sport impasse, the Botswana Sectors of Educators Trade Union (BOSETU) has accused government of moving the goalposts, turning to volunteer teachers while negotiations over remuneration and working conditions remain unresolved.
Businessman, Nicolas Zakhem missed his court appearance today after court was informed that he was unwell. But former Gantsi Member of Parliament (MP) Johane Thiithe and his co-accused appeared for arraignment over corruption-related charges linked to a P272.3 million Tutume infrastructure project tender.
Trade and Entrepreneurship minister, Tiroeaone Ntsima, says government must lead by example in buying locally made products, adding that the state should use its substantial purchasing power to support domestic production.