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source: Mmegi
ONALENNA MODIKWA
Staff Writer
MAHALAPYE: Residents of Mahalapye village in the Central District are still reeling in pain and misery after their houses were destroyed in a fierce storm on Saturday night.
When a Mmegi team toured the village, it was evident along the streets that disaster had struck in as in almost every homestead, families were [...]

source: BOPA
23 October, 2009
MAHALAPYE – The consultation process between CIC Energy and the affected communities in the Mmamabula Energy Project (MEP) is at an advanced stage.
The project, which will affect residents of Mmaphashalala, Dibete, Dovedale, Mookane and Pallaroad, has seen the formation of liaison groups in some villages to act as intermediaries between the communities [...]

source: The Botswana Gazette
Written by EDITOR
Tuesday, 13 October 2009 09:54
Union reports police harassment
BCP activists questioned
Kgathi at centre of the storm
FRANCISTOWN: With the general elections just around the corner the police in Bobirwa are embroiled in a political controversy and are accused of being in cahoots with the former Member of Parliament and Assistant Minister, Mr. [...]

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source: BOPA
13 October, 2009
GABORONE – The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has deployed 88 election observers for the Friday general elections.
A media statement from SADC states that elections observers have been divided into 15 teams to cover Gaborone, Mochudi, Tlokweng, Ramotswa, Kanye, Serowe, Molepolole, Maun, Gantsi, Tsabong, Francistown, Mahalapye, Kasane, Lobatse and Selebi-Phikwe.
The teams will [...]

source: Sunday Standard
by Morula Morula
04.10.2009 9:06:41 P
The public relations officer of the Botswana Telecommunications Corporation, Ditlhong Molapisi, says they are currently criss-crossing the country to warn their subscribers that if they do not register their phones before the deadline of 31 December 2009 they will be cut off the network.
They have so far been to [...]

source: BOPA
28 September, 2009
PALAPYE – The newly built P10.7 million Palapye Fire station has received two fire engines from Fire Raiders Botswana.
Receiving the engines during a handing over ceremony in Palapye on Tuesday, the Central District Council (CDC) chairperson, Mr Lesego Raditanka said the engines and fire station were another milestone in the development of [...]