DRAFT OUTCOME STATEMENT FROM THE WORKSHOP ON THE ADOPTION OF A COORDINATED REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION PLAN FOR HUMANITARIAN RELIEF CARGO IN SADC. 28-29 July 2016, Birchwood Hotel, Boksburg Johannesburg, South Africa
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Inside SADC. Issue 7
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SADC Energy and Water Joint Ministerial Workshop Outcome Statement The Joint Ministerial Workshop on Energy and Water held in Gaborone, Botswana on the 20th June 2016. The Workshop was officially opened by the H.E. Lt. Gen. Dr. Seretse Khama Ian Khama, the President of the Republic of Botswana and the Chairperson of SADC. In his […]
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SPEECH BY THE MINISTER OF MINERALS ENERGY AND WATER RESOURCES OF BOTSWANA HON ONKOKAME KITSO MOKAILA MP AT THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE ANNUAL MEETINGS OF SADC MINISTERS RESPONSIBLE FORENERGY AND WATER GABORONE INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION CENTRE TUESDAY 21ST JUNE 2016 Honourable SADC Ministers Responsible forEnergy and Water […]
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PRESS RELEASE
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Heat wave kills Mophane worms, harvesters return home The recent heat wave and lack of rain has severely affected Mophane worms which have been visible in some areas of Boteti and Tutume sub-Districts. Due to these weather conditions, a great number of Mophane worms have since died and most harvesters who were issued with harvester’s […]
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A LOOK INTO BOTSWANA’S ENVIRONMENTAL PREDICAMENTS: Do we look up to a revival or expect the worst? INTRODUCTION Botswana is a beautiful land locked country in Africa known for its sub-tropical climate. Being land locked, the country is infested with a plethora of cultural groups originating from different parts of Southern Africa which explains […]
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Minister calls on nation to desist from environmentally harmful practices. Gaborone, Dec. 17 (BSHD)– Following the recent Climate Change Negotiations, COP 21, Botswana Minister of Environment, Wildlife, and Tourism, TshekediKhama has called on his nation to desist from engaging in environmentally harmful practices. “In Botswana we have a terrible culture, a culture wherein people can […]
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