Botswana News


Wednesday, 06-19-13, 8:50Court Reprieve for Bushmen Threatened With Eviction[Survival International]Dozens of Botswana Bushmen threatened with eviction, reportedly because they live in an area proposed as a 'wildlife corridor', have won a significant court victory in their struggle to stay on their land. read more...
Wednesday, 06-19-13, 7:47Stunning Victory for Botswana's San[OSISA]The residents of Ranyane, a small San settlement in Botswana, have scored a significant legal victory against the government of Botswana, which had been attempting to relocate them despite a court interdict ordering them to desist from doing so. read more...
Tuesday, 06-18-13, 8:19President Mourns Former Botswana First Lady[The Herald]ZIMBABWE could not have attained independence in 1980 without assistance from countries like Botswana and that history continues to bind relations between Harare and Gaborone, President Mugabe has said. Speaking after paying his condolences to Botswana's former president, Sir Ketumile Masire who lost his wife, Mrs Olebile Gladys Masire on May 18, the President said Zimbabwe and Botswana assisted Namibia and South Africa to attain their independence. read more...
Monday, 06-17-13, 6:27We Have Everything to Play for-Botswana's Mongala[CAF]Botswana welcomes Central Africa Republic (C.A.R) in the second leg fixture of the Brazil 2014 World Cup qualifiers on Saturday. With both sides already out of the race for the qualifiers, Cafonline.com caught up with the Zebras winger Phenyo Mongala to get his view on the game. read more...
Friday, 06-14-13, 7:56Talking of Botswana[Daily Trust]The Republic of Botswana, a land with 79 per cent of its population known as Setswana, has fascinating narratives which Senegal's griots (oral historians) must relish re-telling. At a point of departure was a young student in Britain who combined being the next in line to ascend his father's throne with marrying a white English girl before returning home. The geography of colonial racism across Southern Africa made that combination explosive. The dominant white racists were horrified, scandalised and frigh read more...
Thursday, 06-13-13, 13:48Dad, My Rock and My Hero[Gender Links]Gaborone -As the adage goes, it takes any kind of man to be a father but a special kind of man to be a dad, and that is why I want to tell the world about my dad. read more...
Thursday, 06-13-13, 9:28Boxing Team Claim First Wins in IV Zone in Gaborone[ANGOP]Luanda -The Angolan national boxing team Wednesday succeeded two wins in IV Zone championship, underway since Tuesday and running until Saturday in Gaborone, Botswana. read more...
Thursday, 06-13-13, 5:50News - Oneal, an African Van Gogh?[Big Brother Africa]Move to the side Pablo Picasso, keep on stepping Vincent van Gogh because Oneal is in the House. read more...
Monday, 06-10-13, 10:14Angola/Botswana Joint Commission Meeting Set for 2nd Semester[ANGOP]Gaborone -Angola and Botswana will hold on the second semester of this year a Joint Commission Meeting in view to re-launching the bilateral cooperation, says a press note from the Angolan embassy in Gaborone sent to Angop on Sunday. read more...
Monday, 06-10-13, 9:38It Was Not Our Day - Botswana Captain Thuma[CAF]Botswana crashed out of the qualifiers of the 2014 FIFA World Cup after losing 2-1 to Ethiopia at home on Saturday. Cafonline.com caught up with the Zebras skipper Mompati Thuma for his reaction from the game. read more...


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