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Tshepang Kekonnwe is a second-year Bachelor of Arts student in Social Sciences, specializing in Public Administration and Economics. With a strong analytical foundation in governance, policy analysis, and economic structures, Tshepang is passionate about writing on political affairs and the intersection of politics with social issues. A keen researcher and creative storyteller, Tshepang strives to present complex topics in an engaging and accessible manner. Tshepang is eager to contribute insightful articles to shape public discourse.

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SMEs & Tax Law

Rolling with Elites: Can Locals Catch the Cannabis Wave?

A new sort of ark is starting to take shape today as Botswana ventures into uncharted economic waters. The legalization of cannabis for...

Law & Leadership

From Anchor to Sail: Amending Botswana’s Parastatals for Economic Sustainability?

Botswana’s parastatals are sinking under inefficiency, debt, and political interference. With the diamond industry faltering, the need for privatization and reform is urgent...

SMEs & Tax Law

Bran’s Sight, Blind Decisions: Seeing Everything, Changing Nothing 

After gaining independence, Botswana like many African countries initially emphasized efforts to build a nation-state. That in turn, has led to a symphony...

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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...

Diamonds, Law, and Empire: How Botswana Navigates Africa and the West

In history, many names have been flushed from the ink that defines the fine lines between the victors and those who were close...

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...

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,...