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Ntibinyane Ntibinyane
Ntibinyane Ntibinyane is a journalist from Botswana and co-founder of INK Centre for Investigative Journalism, a non-profit news outlet that does investigative journalism in the public interest
Botswana’s president goes shopping for a farm
Mokgweetsi Masisi is on a shortlist to acquire a portion of Botswana’s Banyana Farms — even though his bid did not meet the brief
Prisoners of injustice
For asylum-seekers, imprisoned at Botswana’s Francistown Centre for Illegal Immigrants, assault and rape are part of the daily struggle to survive.
Botswana’s ‘shoot-to-kill policy’ against suspected poachers
The Botswana government has been accused of valuing wildlife more than human life, as it ups the ante against illegal hunters in the region.
Botswana’s ‘shoot-to-kill policy’ against suspected poachers
The Botswana government has been accused of valuing wildlife more than human life, as it ups the ante against illegal hunters in the region.
Botswana repeatedly raids preservation fund
The Pula Fund was established to cushion the country once its revenue from diamonds dries up. But critics say it’s more of an emergency slush fund.
WikiLeaks cables provide limited vindication for Malema
American diplomatic cables show the Botswana government gave the US the green light to explore the possibility of establishing an Africom base.
Alienated leader criticises Khama’s ‘iron-fisted’ rule
The ruling Botswana Democratic Party is in crisis following the recent resignation of its flamboyant secretary general, Kentse Rammidi.
Botswana dismisses Malema’s military-base claim
Botswana has dismissed as "bullshit" ANCYL claims that the country is talking to the United States about setting up a military base in the country.
Questionable dealings of connected men
Three Botswana presidents all appear to have turned political power into personal advantage.
Strongman Khama forces union retreat
After violent protests, frustrated Botswana unions call off their strike to plan a way forward.
‘Mr Clean’ in court for corruption
But Botswana Finance Minister Kenneth Matambo is refusing to resign.
Tension mounts over escalating Botswana protests
ANALYSIS: Botswana’s reputation as a shining example in Africa hangs in the balance.
Khama ‘abusing’ state media
President Ian Khama’s administration has been accused of censoring labour leaders in Botswana’s ongoing public sector strike.
Public service strike exposes chinks in Botswana’s armour
Almost 100 000 public servants have been on strike in Botswana since Monday last week, in an unprecedented display of popular militancy.