BOTSWANA EYES BIGGER ROLE IN BENEFICIATING LESOTHO DIAMONDS
Botswana is seeking to position itself as a regional hub for diamond sorting, valuation and beneficiation, offering its established expertise ...
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Suspected Digital Fraud in Botswana the Lowest in Africa – Although Threats Remain
TransUnion’s research found that 0.9 percent of transaction attempts involving consumers in Botswana in 2025 were suspected to be digital ...
BEYOND DIAMONDS: BOTSWANA BETS ON OIL AND GAS TO CREATE JOBS FOR YOUTH AND WOMEN
Botswana is looking beyond its traditional reliance on diamonds and positioning the energy sector as a new frontier for ...
RETIREMENT ANXIETY EMERGES AS BOTSWANA’S NEXT FINANCIAL CRISIS
Botswana’s retirement industry is beginning to confront an uncomfortable reality: many workers are not preparing emotionally, psychologically or financially ...
Audit Exposes Millions Lost to Fraud, Waste
The government lost more than P15 million in public funds through systemic fraud, theft and other irregularities in the financial ...
Botswana remains a money laundering haven
Botswana remains exposed to high levels of tax-related crime, with weak detection systems and limited enforcement creating openings for money ...
Calls to fast-track talks for Bots, SA vegetable trade row deepen
The trade policy dispute between Botswana and South Africa over the extension of vegetable import restrictions by the former has ...
Moody’s flags dominant public sector, weak private sector
Moody’s has raised concerns about Botswana’s private sector, describing it as “uncompetitive and subject to distortions.” This characterisation stems from ...
SACU Receipts Up 69% Year-On-Year
Botswana’s share from the Southern African Customs Union (SACU) common pool shows increased inflows in the first quarter of fiscal ...
Vegetable Import Ban: New Report Emphasises SA’s Objections
South Africa has released a strongly worded report raising objections to decisions by neighbouring Botswana and Namibia to ban importation ...
