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  • Botswana: No corruption at Btv

    Contributor | Governance
    30.07.2001

    No corrupt intent has been found in the awarding of tenders by the Botswana Televion (Btv). This was as a result of scrutiny by the Directorate on Corruption and Economic Crime (DCEC) on a complaint by the Director of Television Training Institute, Billy Kokorwe who accused Btv of curruption and nepotism in the awarding of tender for the provision of post-production services and facilities.

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  • Botswana: Legal battle between paper and government continues

    Contributor | Resources
    23.07.2001

    THE virulent legal battle between the Botswana Guardian and Midweek Sun began on Monday, 09 July 2001, with the papers' attorneys scoring preliminary goals.

    Tagged under Resources Botswana

  • Protest At Botswana High Commission

    Contributor | Violence & Peace
    09.07.2001

    Protesters from Survival for Tribal Peoples, a UK-based NGO Wednesday started an evening picket opposite the Botswana mission in London to protest the treatment of Basarwa. In an telephone interview with Mmegi from London, Fiona Watson of Survival said her organisation was mounting pressure on the government of Botswana to respond to their questions on the plight of Kwe Basarwa in the Central Kalahari Game Reserve.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Botswana

  • The government of Botswana will provide antiretrovirals free

    Contributor | Food, Health & Wellbeing
    11.06.2001

    Botswana, the country counting the largest rate HIV/AIDS in the world, hopes to have in place by the end of the year a programme of free supply of anti-retroviral drugs to patients, indicated president Festus Mogae.

    Tagged under Food, Health & Wellbeing Botswana

  • Final Battle for Botswana Democratic Party Women

    Contributor | Gender & Social Justice
    28.05.2001

    The race for the leadership of the ruling Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) Women's Wing has gathered momentum as the elections' date draws near. BDP women are scheduled to elect their leaders in Shoshong this weekend at the end of their national congress.

    Tagged under Gender & Social Justice Botswana

  • NEWSHOUR EXAMINES ANTI-HIV/AIDS EFFORTS IN BOTSWANA

    Contributor | Food, Health & Wellbeing
    21.05.2001

    In the second installment of a four-part series on AIDS in Africa, "NewsHour with Jim Lehrer" reporter Elizabeth Farnsworth examines the AIDS crisis in Botswana, where nearly 36% of sexually active adults are HIV-positive and some estimate that the country's overall life expectancy has been reduced by 20 to 40 years.

    Tagged under Food, Health & Wellbeing Botswana

  • Botswana woman politicians unhappy about media cover

    Contributor | Artificial Intelligence & Technologies
    30.04.2001

    Women in politics in Botswana are unhappy with the way the media in this country covers them. They say they have experienced that their issues do not always receive supportive and positive coverage.

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