Jobs mismatch driving unemployment crisis, experts warn
Botswana’s classrooms are producing graduates faster than its economy can employ them, labour experts warned this week, calling for urgent reforms to bridge the growing gap between education and...
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View ArticleJobs Vs Jobs: A Tale of Botswana and U.S.
Even with the suspension of US tariffs on Botswana, a wave of anxiety sweeps through Botswana’s diamond cutting and polishing industry. The U.S., which accounts for up to 50 percent of global natural...
View ArticleOutdated Copyright Laws and Weak Enforcement Hinder Digital Monetisation in...
The digital content industry in Botswana is facing significant barriers to monetisation, with outdated copyright laws and weak enforcement mechanisms standing in the way, according to Jones Moitshepi,...
View ArticleExperts Prescribe the Remedy for Lasting Healthcare Reform
Speaking at a recent public lecture, Edwin Pule Afitile, an actuary and CEO of Empirica Actuaries, welcomed the renewed focus on healthcare but emphasized the importance of first determining whether...
View ArticleIs forced leave lawful?
The Employment Act provides minimum basic rights of every employee. Some of the rights stated include minimum wages, leaves, lawful working hours, overtime, etc. This article focuses primarily on...
View ArticleBeware of Taxes Triggered By Gifts
It often happens that parents transfer assets to their children at different occasions, including when they are preparing for retirement or as they age. The assets which are usually donated include...
View ArticleAn Unskilled and Unproductive Workforce Threaten Workforce Threatens Diamond...
Botswana’s ambitious diamond beneficiation strategy, aimed at transforming the nation’s economy by processing diamonds locally, is facing significant hurdles due to a small, unproductive, and unskilled...
View ArticleBOSJE and Botswana Craft Rock for International Jazz Day
The air in Gaborone will be alive with the sounds of a plethora of jazz performances on the evening of April 30 – International Jazz Day. Established in 2011 by the United Nations Educational,...
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