Botswana Guardian - 2022-09-23

• Choppies remains a going concern
• Peo Finance expands footprint
• Russia- Ukraine war threaten Botswana’s high income ambitions
• New NPC to promote seamless planning
• BPF headed for a split
• Tsogwane annoyed by BDP backbench get- together
• WUC struggling to tame debtors
• White Batswana farmers preferred over us - Kgosi Seipone
• Botswana is an authoritar­ian constituti­onal arrangemen­t- Gaolathe
• Is Kgafela planning a triumphant return?
• African Union Commission in a stinking recruitmen­t scandal
• Kgosi Tshekedi Khama: The unsung liberation hero
• P65m Smart Day Hospital opens in November
• Botswana tourism to benefit from EU funding
• B- FAR joins calls for axing of CJ and state minister
• Call for bigger roles for NonState Actors in SADC issues
• Solar city called ‘ Kang Botswana’
• Botho University celebrates expansion across Africa
• The ‘ New’ USAfrica Strategy: More about ChinaRussi­a, than Africa
• Effective Talent Management: Untame and Unchain Employees
• Quality Assurance Structures for Effective Assessment
• Zimbabwean­s stand to lose in the 2023 elections
• Wake up Botswana! You can do better
• KHOEMACAU MINE NOT SAFE
• Boko does not own BNF and UDC
• WUC ABANDONS SHEBEEN POLICY
• Zimbabwean­s stand to lose in the 2023 elections
• G4S profit plummets
• Chlor Alkali disinvest from Botash
• Kgori Capital: spreading wings into the next decade
• Ditec has come of age
• Coal boom rescues Minergy
• BOKA affiliates pushing president out
• BNSC cracks the whip
• MASTERCLAS­ES FOR FILM BUSINESS
• Pork Festival in the offing
• NGONI BRUSHES THE NIGHT
• FOR THE LOVE OF BOOKS
• Makhadzi billed for Palapye
• PHIKWE CARNIVAL ON THE WAY
• Cresta Maun high tea

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