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Botswana and the United States are looking to deepen security cooperation following a courtesy visit by newly appointed United States Embassy Regional Security Officer Mr Isaiah Roland II to Botswana Police Service Headquarters in Gaborone. Mr Roland paid the visit on August 13, 2026, in an engagement that highlighted the importance of stronger partnerships between […]


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Efforts to address gender-based violence in Botswana are increasingly recognising the importance of engaging men in conversations about the causes and prevention of violence. At Riverside ward in Maun, the Department of Gender Affairs brought together men identified as perpetrators of gender-based violence and created a space for them to speak openly, reflect on their […]

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The Ministry of Child Welfare and Basic Education is taking steps to transform Botswana’s education system through greater use of digital technologies and improved access to quality and relevant education. As part of this effort, the Ministry has been working with an inspection team from the Chinese Research Institute to assess schools across all regions […]

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Botswana is taking steps to strengthen its creative economy by addressing gaps in data, skills, digital access and policy development that have limited the sector’s ability to reach its full economic potential. Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Sport and Arts, Ms Neo Nancy Chengeta, highlighted these challenges while delivering the keynote address at the […]

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Young people taking part in Botswana’s Empower+ Project have been encouraged to look beyond education and employment opportunities as they prepare to travel abroad for an international learning experience. Minister of Youth and Gender Affairs, Hon. Lesego Chombo, urged the participants to use their time abroad to discover their talents, understand their purpose and gain […]


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