23 February 2021
The muffled cry of a mother who lost her son
Mosidi Mokaeya
For Kebafilemang Mpifelang December 17, 2020 is a day she will never forget. The mother of three fights back tears as she describes how her son and nephew disappeared under her care in Mmatshumu, a tiny San village situated 55km from Letlhakane, the headquarters of Boteti sub-District.
BTV head in dodgy tender deals
In the scramble for DBS tenders, General Manager (Projects) is at the centre of allegations that he prioritizes cronyism over competitive bidding, writes Calistus Bosaletswe.
‘Gold rush’ as Botswana meets appetite for lion goods
Data shows that over a 10-year period South Africa received most of the live lions and their products exported from Botswana – including 16 live lions in 2019.
Investigation by Calistus Bosaletswe for INK Centre for Investigative Journalism.
Perils of sex workers in Botswana
Calistus Bosaletswe
Naledi Paledi a sex worker who reside in Gaborone paints a gory picture of violence against sex workers in Botswana that almost left her dead at the hands of a client who had sought service from her.
Choppies sues PwC over ‘unethical tactics’
HIV+ people most vulnerable to COVID-19 – Masisi
Questions arise about BDF’s ‘poaching’ hits
Is sex work the only job for the undocumented migrant woman?
advocacy
President Masisi and the illusion of change
Break-in at INK offices
Ombudsman’s Mosu report places Khama above the law
How capital flight bleeds Africa
