SRC Union’s Calculated Calm: Steering Student Power Toward Strategic Protest?
Tertiary students continue their efforts to convince the Government to increase their living allowances. In a press conference held on 1 August 2025,...
Shatho MorganAugust 2, 2025
Why Botswana’s Essential Workers Won’t Stay Silent
Worker’s rights in Botswana are provided for by the Employment Act, Workers Compensation Act, and Trade Union and Employer’s Act. It is important...
Shatho MorganJuly 20, 2025
Corruption: An Issue the New Government Can Tackle or A Long-Term Concept?
Botswana has for many years failed to deal with corruption. Curbing corruption has been a promise every one of our political leaders has...
Shatho MorganJuly 19, 2025
Death Penalty: The Government’s Position vs General Public Opinion
Botswana remains the only country in Southern Africa that continues to retain the death penalty. Section 34 (1), Section 63 (2), and Section...
Shatho MorganJune 5, 2024
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Snakes, Students, and the Law: A UBWECS Throwback Worth Revisiting
On the 4th of September, the University of Botswana Wildlife and Environmental Conservation Society (UBWECS), popularly known as Managa, teamed up with Mokolodi...
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In history, many names have been flushed from the ink that defines the fine lines between the victors and those who were close...
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Botswana’s Shield Is Cracking
The issue of national security gives every country sleepless nights. Wondering about the cracks and crevices that could potentially become their undoing. What...
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What Does Moono wa Baithuti Actually Do?
If you’ve spent any time at the University of Botswana (UB), you’ve likely heard of Moono wa Baithuti. It pops up in campaigns,...
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