Botswana Guardian - 2020-10-22

• World Bank avails USD 160 billion to fight COVID- 19
• Illegal wildlife trade latest form of money laundering
• BDP infiltrate­s Bogosi in bid to recover Central Region
• Kanjabanga gives BNF ultimatum
• Coalition government­s are a gamble - Analysts
• Poverty: The Achilles Heel of coalition Govts. in Africa
• UB Academics and Senior Support Staff Union dispute finally settled
• How fracking plans could affect shared water resources in southern Africa
• African, US developmen­t financiers reaffirm commitment to attracting private sector capital
• Cuba slams US’ complicity in terrorist attack
• Botswana’s bid to join Media Freedom Coalition in limbo
• Kamal Jacobs joins BNF, ditches BDP
• UB courts German orgainsati­on to sponsor refugee students
• Aggrieved Grand Palm employee suspended for speaking to the Press
• DIS must confront Covert Influence Operations
• Africa and Asia’s food security at a ‘ Tipping Point’
• Botswana remembers lives gone too soon
• Peculiarit­ies of state- owned enterprise­s ( soes) governance and leadership:
• Rememberin­g Dr. George Matlho: A giant scientist has fallen
• Corporate Social Investment in tourism is crucial
• BITRI, NHL COLLABORAT­ION SEQUENCES 16 GENOMES OF COVID- 19 VIRUSES FOUND IN BOTSWANA
• African government­s should prioritise investment­s in food systems
• It’s high time Botswana rethinks investment in agribusine­ss
• UDC'S ideas should be realistic and achievable
• Doing karate in Dubai
• Analysis: Tsotso deserves the arm band
• Senki shifts focus to Double Action
• BTA schedules senior tennis tournament
• BNOC appoints new CEO
• BoBA holds OGA ahead of funeral
• Molaodi gives way
• Technologi­cal gremlins haunt chess tourney
• Football returns
• BURS warned against taxing tech giants
• NAP yearly profits tumbles
• IMF appoints Mannathoko Executive Director for Africa
• BURS warned against taxing techs giants
• GardaWorld faces huge fees in hostile takeover bid for G4S
• Prospectin­g at Kihabe- Nxuu base metals on track
• Anglo American sued for lead poisoning in Zambia mining town
• Toyota bets on startup Tugende’s small loans to boost Africa business
• Africa sets to tax virtual multinatio­nal companies
• Nokia joins forces with Verizon to launch private 5G platform
• THE MAZARS REBRAND MARKS A KEY MILESTONE
• SADC stock exchanges renew Tsheole’s tenure as Chair
• Africa operating as a bloc best for economic recovery
• Business Botswana urges companies to come on board
• IMF special drawing rights offer Africa a lifeline
• JWANENG MINE
• Fashion Without Borders 2020 a success
• Matlhagela’s life experience­s in a new book
• New kid on GC’s eatery space
• Inspired by the world Fashion designer sets herself high standards
• Radikheiki marks his territory
• INFINITE FOODS WINS BEST PLANT- BASED BUSINESS AWARD
• Ketlogetsw­e’s visual poetry in exhibition
• FIND YOUR IDENTITY

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