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Botswana has officially reinstated choral music competitions for all public and private schools, marking a major shift in how the education system supports creative development among learners. This decision comes at a time when schools are seeking stronger ways to engage students beyond the classroom and build skills that are not always captured in traditional […]
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Botswana is positioning itself for a new era of economic growth, one that moves beyond its long-standing dependence on diamonds and focuses on diversification, industrial development and stronger participation in global value chains. This vision was clearly articulated by Botswana’s Vice President and Minister of Finance, Ndaba Gaolathe, during the OPEC Fund Development Forum...
Tourism cooperation between Botswana and Lesotho continues to gain momentum as both countries work to deepen bilateral relations and create new opportunities for growth within the sector. This commitment was reaffirmed during a recent courtesy call by the Ministry of Tourism, Sport and Culture of Lesotho, led by Permanent Secretary Ms. Mantiti Khabo, to Botswana’s […]
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Botswana’s young chess talent is making a strong impression at the ongoing African Individual Chess Championship taking place in Jwaneng, where competitive spirit and high-level play continue to define the tournament. Woman Candidate Master Maya Otimile has emerged as one of the standout performers in the women’s section after collecting four points from her first […]
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Rhee Hetanang turned the 2026 Comrades Marathon into a deeply personal story of endurance shaped by grief, loyalty and resilience. What should have been a standard ultramarathon challenge became a defining life moment driven by loss and remembrance. The 85.777 kilometre race between Durban and Pietermaritzburg tested physical limits, but for Hetanang it also tested […]