Archive for June 28th, 2010
source: Mmegi EPHRAIM KEORENG Staff Writer President Ian Khama has been accused of trying to govern the country like his own household, undermining transparency and protocols that govern the constitution. Botswana Congress Party (BCP) spokesman, Dumelang Saleshando told Mmegi that by barring private media from covering cabinet visits to councils, Khama thinks he can “come [...]
source: SouthAfrica.info 28 June 2010 Compulsory basic damage insurance on vehicles is being considered by the government, but appears to be a long way from becoming a reality. “It’s going to take a while… we’re still in the very early brainstorming stage on this,” transport ministry spokesperson Logan Maistry told Sapa on Friday. He was [...]
source: Mmegi GREG KELEBONYE Staff Writer All nine opposition councillors in the Gaborone City Council (GCC) walked out on President Ian Khama and his cabinet yesterday citing ‘procedural flaws’. The councillors staged a walkout shortly after the media was told to leave. “I stood up to seek clarification as to why the media had to [...]
source: Fin24 Jun 28 2010 08:03 Dewald van Rensburg Johannesburg – The impasse between Eskom and the unions can be resolved if the parties agree to return to the table, Kannan Lakmeeharan, Eskom’s MD of systems and planning, told Reuters on Sunday. There has been progress on both sides, he maintains. According to Lakmeeharan, Eskom [...]
source: Mmegi LEKOPANYE MOOKETSI Correspondent Chief of the armed forces, President Ian Khama, has extended the contract of the Botswana Defence Force (BDF) commander, Lieutenant General Tebogo Masire, military sources say. Masire took over from Lieutenant General Matshwenyego Fisher in 2006. He would have retired this year, having reached the mandatory retirement age of 55. [...]
