Botswana Guardian - 2022-10-21

• Oil climbs amid resurgent Chinese demand, Opec+ cuts
• Inflation marginally down
• Global equities slip amid signs central banks remain hawkish
• Hungry Lion acquisitio­n conditiona­lly approved
• Real estate appetite for credit rises
• Cereal production down
• Banking sector profits down in the past 3 years- report
• High- Income economy within reach for Botswana
• Ground breaking energy usage survey coming
• BURS implements controvers­ial track and trace solution
• DIS to question the Khamas again
• Botswana must become Africa’s diamond jewellery manufactur­ing hub
• Khama, Guma clash over venue for NEC meeting
• Plan to evict former BCL employees aborts
• Realigning world of work for transforma­tion
• BPF concerned group emerges
• Kgolagano College status a rollercoas­ter ride
• Kgolagano still not accredited with BQA
• Appeals Court forges ahead without Khama’s legal team
• Putin declares martial law in occupied Ukraine regions
• Smart cities a gateway to an efficient night economy
• Botswana readies for COP- 27
• Botswana reaffirms open door policy for refugees
• Keamogetse Gaetwesepe- Sekgwa: Public service personifie­d
• BIDPA engages youth in climate change
• Youth discuss climate change adaptation
• Uganda has the most promising financial sector in eastern Africa
• The two blind men
• Trade unions urged to leverage on technology
• Integrity of the Judiciary under threat
• Comment: University Professors must leave mudslingin­g to Politician­s
• Maru- a Pula School: Down memory lane ( Part 2)
• Cybersecur­ity and Hybrid Warfare
• Operationa­l Excellence System: How to Create High- Performanc­e Teams
• Stanbic escalates digital uptake
• Masisi expresses confidence in SEZA
• Banks susceptibl­e to cyber crime
• De Beers Group appoints new executive committee members
• BDC resuscitat­es Lobatse Clay Works
• Beef export ban to EU lifted
• Facebook owner Meta accepts sale of Giphy after UK ruling upheld
• World’s leading banks fuel deforestat­ion, study shows
• Pick n Pay reports strong half year growth – cautions over load shedding costs
• Braintec, BCA join hands
• NANOGA MOGWEBI CREATING LONG- TERM VALUE: KBL INTRODUCES NANOGA MOGWEBI
• Badminton Masters enthralled by turnup
• BFA stands accused
• African conditions traumatize local athletes
• BFA stands accused
• Letsile’s next move
• MISS WORLD IN TOWN as Miss Botswana crowns new queen
• MASTERCLAS­S ON DINING ETIQUETTE
• LION KING AUDITIONS IN SA
• SURVIVING LOSS
• Naked Soul debuts Picnic Session
• DIVARI FOR DIVA
• T various times our Pilates Pilates during helpful lives, from teenage years, to changes that occur in women during pregnancy, to injury and illness pregnancyh­oliday and after related changes in later life - posture and spinal alignment can become a signi

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