Government’s cost of borrowing, both externally and on the local market, is expected to climb, following S&P Global Ratings' decision to downgrade the country’s sovereign credit ratings.

Absa Bank Botswana sees “early signs of recovery” after reporting a 27% decline in profit before tax for the first half of the year, a performance linked to a challenging operating environment.

MAUN: Cresta Maun last week launched a riverside dining experience, aiming at attracting more international tourists and ...

Despite President Duma Boko’s pledge for transparency and citizen oversight in the use of public funds, the Ministry of ...

The Director General of the Directorate of Intelligence and Security (DIS), Peter Magosi, has defended the agency’s handling ...

A legal battle is intensifying between Directorate of Intelligence and Security (DIS) officers and the government over ...

The latest report on HIV/AIDS from the Gaborone Urban Development Committee shows a positive response to the fight against ...

The country’s second-largest pension fund, the Debswana Pension Fund (DPF), made positive gains in the second quarter, with ...

In volume 1 of his dual-volume 2015 book, Delusions of Grandeur, which is a critique of the Botswana economy as well as a ...

Constitutional reform has consistently surfaced as a priority for every new administration in Botswana. Despite the 1966 ...

The 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly commenced this week not with a triumphant fanfare, but with a quiet, procedural hum: a fitting prelude to an institution struggling with its own ...

The Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) is heading into a high-stakes internal contest as three candidates officially enter the ...