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Ketlogetswe new CJ
President Advocate Duma Boko (left) swearing-in the new Chief Justice, Justice Gaolapelwe Ketlogetswe at the Office of
the President on Saturday. Chief Justice Ketlogetswe takes over from Justice Terrence Rannowane who stepped down on
medical grounds. President Boko said Justice Ketlogetswe brought a wealth of experience, wisdom and a strong sense of
duty to the role and urged him to lead with humility and integrity. Photo: Yobe Shonga
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Boko, Saleshando
vow to strengthen
democracy
By Pako Lebanna other’s viewpoint, creating a straw
man fallacy where the debate is
GABORONE - If the country’s distorted and avoids the real issues
political actors could work raised,” President Boko said.
together for a common purpose of The President said politicians
entrenching national democratic from across the divide should
culture, Botswana could set the bar openly critique each other and be
high for governance for its citizens open to listen to those who see
and the African continent. things from a different perspective.
This was said by President For his part, Mr Saleshando said
Advocate Duma Boko while he was pleased to be working with a
welcoming the Leader of the President who is a former Leader of
Opposition, Mr Dumelang the Opposition, a sentiment he said
Saleshando, ahead of their private he had also extended to the Speaker
talks at the Office on the President of Parliament, Mr Dithapelo
on Friday. The two leaders pledged Koorapetse in their recent meeting.
to work together to ensure the Mr Saleshando said having the
country’s democratic traditions executive and legislature being
were enhanced over the current led by former opposition leaders
President Advocate Duma Boko (left) and Leader of the Opposition, Mr Dumelang Saleshando during a parliamentary cycle. should make it easier for him to
courtesy call at the Office of the President on Friday. The two leaders agreed to strengthen Botswana’s Welcoming Mr Saleshando at work with them on how to improve
democracy. President Boko said the meeting served as a reminder that despite their political differences, his office, President Boko said in his office and the various other
shared goals remained the same in advancing the development and well-being of the nation. the aftermath of the 2024 general parliamentary functions, as they
Photo: Thompson Keobaletswe elections, as elected leaders, they understand some of the challenges
should focus on institutionalising his office and the legislature face.
Minister
appoints
team to
review
DM model Mr Letsholo said a policy should be impleme
Commission to permit individuals who would
for the upcoming elect ions.
TO
GABORONE - Minister of
Transport and Infrastructure, Mr
Noah Salakae, has appointed a
team of eight professionals to Movement came to a standstill Friday morning after the A12 Road was closed near Metsimotlhabe bridge and Kopong junction following
conduct a comprehensive review heavy downpours that left the road submerged in water. The situation called for immediate attention due to safety concerns but was later
of the Development Manager reopened after the water subsided. Photo: Tshepo Gombo
(DM) model, aiming to assess its
fiscal sustainability.
A press release from transport
and infrastructure ministry, says
the DM model was introduced
by the previous government to
Donation shot in the arm for Tamocha primary
enhance project implementation By Victoria Kesimolotse school premises on Friday, the and knowledge. “President the performance improvement
and management within the Minister of Communications Boko was a student here and he initiative of awarding the best
infrastructure sector. MAHALAPYE - Tamocha and Innovation Mr David Tshere wants you to adopt the culture of performing students with laptops
The release says the newly Memorial School in Mahalapye said the importance of books in reading,” Mr Tshere said. and the best performing teachers
commissioned team will received a donation of 1 000 the academic journey of students He also said the books would with monetary prizes.
operate under specific terms books courtesy of President could not be overemphasised. help to lay a strong foundation Mr Tshere urged all to come
of reference that encompass Advocate Duma Boko who Mr Tshere, who is also the for learners to become the best on board to improve academic
the conceptualisation and was fulfilling the promise he Member of Parliament for versions of themselves given that performance in schools. He
approval of the DM model, made during a kgotla meeting Mahalapye West said the they were leaders of tomorrow. said as the country continued
procurement processes, and the in Mahalapye last year after decision to donate books by The minister also stated to fight challenges head-on,
implementation and coordination ascending the country’s highest President Boko was a reward that no schools in the area had communities were expected to
of DM projects. The review post. Speaking during the and sign of encouragement achieved below 50 per cent pass come up with innovative ways of
will cover the entire life cycle handing over ceremony at the toward improvement of grades mark ever since he introduced being self-reliant.
of infrastructure development Principal Education Officer,
projects, from conception Ms Anti Tshireletso was of the
through to closure.
The press release says that
government
encountered
has previously
significant
Madiba receives 2 000 books view that the donation would
promote good grades and
fluency in English.
“This kind of support is highly
challenges in implementing appreciated by communities we
infrastructure projects, including By Victoria Kesimolotse the books should also serve as She applauded the minister
serve and we wish our President
cost overruns, project delays, and an inspiration as the President for making time to ensure the
would continue with the noble
low-quality outcomes. These MAHALAPYE - Madiba was a student at Madiba during successful delivery of books and
gesture,” she said.
issues have had adverse effects Senior Secondary School his school days. for motivating learners to work
Ms Tshireletso was optimistic
on economic growth and have students have been encouraged He also said the noble gesture hard. The deputy school head, Mr
that the obstacles of the past
contributed to an environment to work hard to achieved should challenge students to Omphemetse Maitshoko thanked
would lead to new beginnings.
conducive to corrupt practices. desired results that will unlock aim for high marks. “President the minister for his performance
“The school head, Ms Tlholego
Mr Mboki Chilisa will lead opportunities for them. Advocate Duma Boko is giving improvement initiative stating
Kemelo, said where possible, the
the review team, which will This was said by the Minister of you these books so that you can that his son was able to attain 48
minister should assist the school
also address pertinent questions Communications and Innovation develop interest in a broader points and a laptop.
with a library to instill sense of
arising from the assessment of the Mr David Tshere during the spectrum of career path,” Mr Phatsimo Mosudisa, a student
reading.
DM model. The establishment of handing over of 2 000 books to Tshere said. Appreciating the representative expressed
She said the school had been
this team signifies the beginning the school on Friday, courtesy donation, Principal Education gratitude to the noble gesture
performing well with 80 per cent
of an in-depth evaluation intended of alumnus President Advocate Officer Ms Anti Tshireletso said and said the motivation was
pass rate, adding that they were
to improve infrastructure Duma Boko. shortage of resources takes centre enough to push them beyond
also thankful to the President
development processes in the Minister Tshere, who is also stage at schools thus impeding boundaries with research and
of Botswana for fulfilling the
country. BOPA Mahalapye West legislator said quality service delivery. attaining knowledge. BOPA
promise. BOPA
Monday January 20, 2025 No. 010 Page 5 DailyNews
Brigades
lecturers decry
poor state of
affairs
By Gontle Merafhe teaching the same programme.
She said even if they applied
GABORONE - Botswana for advertised positions in
College of Engineering and other institutions, they neither
Technology, Tlokweng College get invited for interviews nor
of Education and Tlokweng feedback on their shortcomings.
Brigade lecturers have expressed For his part, Mr Johannes
displeasure at the lack of Tshukudu of Tlokweng College
professional progression in their of Education said the work
respective institutions. environment at the college was
Briefing the Minister appalling with office space
of Tertiary Education, Mr shared among a maximum of
Three Makaleng arson victims, Ms Opatile Nthoka, her son, Tlotlo and cousin, Kaone Nthoka were laid
Prince Maele, who visited the four people, which set up he said
to rest on Saturday. Minister of Youth and Gender Affairs, Ms Lesego Chombo, Assistant Minister for
institutions on Friday, the staff of was not ideal for both colleagues
State President, Ms Maipelo Mophuting and Assistant Minister of Higher Education, who is also Tati
the three facilities indicated that and clients.
West MP, Mr Justin Hunyepa were amongst multitudes of mourners who attended the funeral service.
lack of progress incapacitated He decried shortage of printers,
Photo: Thamani Shabani
production due to demoralisation, which he said compromised
which they said was worsened by exams credibility as printing now
unconducive work environment.
They told the minister that
they found themselves stagnated
at C-scales where they earned
had to be done in Gaborone.
Mr Tshukudu also decried
lack of progression within
the college staff, citing other
Makaleng arson victims laid to rest
By Thamani Shabani defenseless women and children, safety, self-worth and control
too little against the high living maladministration issues where
and called for the nation to pray over their own lives,” said Mr
standards. an officer at D4 scale acted for a
MAKALENG - Mourners against such. Hunyepa.He said the physical and
Representing the Tlokweng D1 position over 12 months while
among them Minister of Minister Chombo implored emotional scars inflicted by GBV
Brigade staff, Ms Primrose supervising those at D3 and D2
Youth and Gender Affairs, the nation to put God first in all could be lasting, impacting every
Seiphemelo said her institution salary scale.
Ms Lesego Chombo, assistant that they did because the fear facet of a survivor’s existence,
had only one D4 position, making He appealed for SmartBots
ministers for State President, of the Lord was the beginning from their relationships and
it impossible to grow beyond C2 internet installed in the college
and of Higher Education, Ms of wisdom and love which were mental health to their economic
by government to allow the Independent Electoral
h the voting age during the election year to register
Ntlo ya
(20) who died when their house society. it created.
lack of staff development, which
was set on fire, allegedly by Mr Hunyepa, who is also the Mr Hunyepa said addressing
appeared to be a stumbling block
Ompatile’s boyfriend in the early area MP, expressed deep concern the crisis required a multifaceted
when trying their luck with job
hours of that fateful day. over the rising number of children approach that included
opportunities. He requested
PANDAMATENGA -
Residents of Pandamatenga have
raised concerns over divisions
and lack of consultations
from Pandamatenga, Lesoma,
Kazungula (PALEKA)
Community Conservation Trust.
Raising their views during
a kgotla meeting addressed
by Chobe MP, Mr Simasiku
Mapulanga on Wednesday,
residents remarked that PALEKA
was fragmented because of
failure to consult communities
from the three villages by the
board.
They stated that the interim
board that was elected in
2023 following a motion of no
confidence against the old board
had failed to call an Annual
General Meeting to update
members about the state of
PALEKA.
Moreover, members of the
community suggested that the
board liaise with the Technical
Advisory Committee led
by the Office of the District
Commissioner to facilitate
consultations with the community
and ensure government was
aware of the people’s concerns. Chobe MP, Mr Simasiku Mapulanga (left) and Chobe District Council chairperson, Mr Johane Chenjekwa (second right) interacting with
Responding to the questions, Pandamatenga residents following a kgotla meeting recently. Mr Mapulanga implored residents to upskill themselves by acquiring skills from
PALEKA board chairperson, brigades and CITF in order to be competitive for government contracts. Photo: Portia Ikgopoleng
Mr Kabozu Kabozu assured the to preserve natural resources generate income injected back into enroll at CITF and Chobe Brigade own businesses to supply and be
community that an AGM would sustainably and create opportunities the community. to gain skills and knowledge contracted by government and
be held in February. based on communities and in return The MP encouraged residents to that would help them start their other entities. BOPA
He stated that members of
the community trust would be
updated on the operations of
PALEKA and receive an audited
accounts and report at this AGM.
Moreover, he said PALEKA
Heavy rains flood Boipuso Hall, disrupt activities
members would be kept abreast By Thato Setlhare assessments to determine the extent measures. Clients should not hesitate
on all the trust’s activities and of the damage and to liaise with Ms Gabaraane noted also that to make future bookings,” she
financials, how much revenue GABORONE - Boipuso Hall, third parties regarding any harm to they were working to provide concluded.
was generated through leasing of one of Gaborone’s key event their property,” she added. alternative venues for their clients The flooding has sparked
concessions and hunting quotas. venues, was submerged in water In response to the disaster, to ensure minimal disruption to discussions about the adequacy
Mr Kabozu implored following a torrential downpour Ms Gabaraane emphasised that their events. of Gaborone’s drainage systems,
community members to attend on Thursday night. Fairgrounds Holdings was taking She assured the public that especially in light of climate
this AGM in order to express The unexpected heavy rains steps to prevent similar incidents her team was working tirelessly change, which has led to
their views and probe the board rendered the hall unusable, in the future, stating that they were to restore normalcy within two increasingly unpredictable weather
on any matters of their interest. leading to the cancellation of investigating the root cause of the working days. patterns.
For his part MP Mapulanga said several planned events and raising flooding to implement lasting “We are doing everything in our Stakeholders are calling for
that PALEKA was an economic concerns about the city’s drainage solutions. power to stabilise the situation. urgent interventions to upgrade
engine for the three villages infrastructure and its ability to She said they had engaged While this incident was the city’s infrastructure to avoid
generating millions that could be withstand extreme weather. their insurance partners, who had unfortunate, we are confident in similar disruptions in the future.
channeled to developments and Fairgrounds Holdings Chief advised on immediate control our ability to address it effectively. BOPA
community empowerment. He Executive Officer, Ms Gorata
said currently developments were Gabaraane confirmed the extent
lagging behind in Pandamatenga of the damage during an interview
citing dire water supply, power on Friday, stating that not only was
outages and poor internal roads. Boipuso Hall severely affected,
He stated that projects like but adjacent buildings were also
internal roads maintenance could flooded.
be carried out through PALEKA “Water gushed through the main
funds. He however noted this had entrances and even through the
failed because of the conflicts roofing, completely deluging the
surrounding the community floor.
trust. This caused significant damage
Mr Mapulanga said Chobe to the wooden furniture that had
District was endowed with already been set up for an event,”
natural resources being perennial she explained.
Chobe River and wildlife hence Ms Gabaraane also revealed
noted it was essential that that sensitive equipment such as
the economic value of these cameras, which had been left onsite
resources reflected on the people by event organizers in preparation
of Chobe by improving their for the morning were submerged.
livelihoods. “We were not anticipating this
He said community trusts level of rainfall and flooding. Boipuso Hall is one of the areas in Gaborone that were affected by the Thursday downpours. The rains
like PALEKA were established Our team is conducting thorough caused damages to the hall, resulting in cancellation of planned events.
Monday January 20, 2025 No. 010 Page 7 DailyNews
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Police airlift Malelejwe RADS pupils
climate change,” the ministry aligns with Nigeria’s national
said, while formally accepting aspirations for inclusive growth, By Tebogo Masureke parts of Botswana, has prevented south of Sowa township,
the invitation to join BRICS as regional integration and active 87 pupils from Malelejwe the children were stranded
a partner country. “The formal participation in shaping a fair MALELEJWE - The recent settlement from returning to on one side of overflowing
acceptance to participate as a and equitable economic order in torrential rains that caused school. waters from a stream near
partner country underscores line with the ethos of strategic significant flooding in some Located about 22 kilometres Tshwaane settlement that
had swollen into a lake,
effectively blocking their
access to schools in Sowa
township and Nata village.
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by the Mosetse River
overflowing into Tshwaane,
and subsequently spreading
into the Makgadikgadi Pan,
made it impossible for the
children to cross the water
by conventional means.
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Police Service deployed a
helicopter to airlift the 87
pupils to safety on Thursday
morning, two days after
schools reopened.
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the children across the
impassable stream to a point
where government vehicles
could then take them to their
respective schools.
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commissioner, Ms Tlotleng
Rampha clarified that
while flooding significantly
impacted the area, Malelejwe
settlement itself was not
inundated.
The severe flooding
occurred at Tshwaane
settlement, forcing
temporary relocation of
27 families to Sowa while
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between MAIKAELELO FINKIE TSHIAMO (Herein representing BANYANA KGOTSO
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BUCKLE UP!
Seatbelts Are For Everyone
Artistes spice
up Chinese
new year
celebrations
KATHMANDU - Artistes popular as well at the launch
from China and Nepal on ceremony held at Bhaktapur
Saturday performed traditional Durbar Square, a United
lion and dragon dances in the Nations Educational, Scientific
Kathmandu Valley to kick off a and Cultural Organization
series of celebrations to mark the (UNESCO) World Heritage Site.
Chinese New Year, or the Spring Nepal Visit Year in China was
Festival. also formally launched on the
A lion dance on tables and high occasion, as 2025 marks the 70th
poles performed by Chinese anniversary of the establishment
artistes drew applause and of diplomatic relations between
cheers in particular, as lovely the two neighbors.
gestures and moves by the Speaking at the launch
two ‘lions’resonated with the ceremony, Chinese Ambassador
audience. to Nepal Chen Song hoped
MONTE CARLO - Acrobats from Colombia performing at the 47th International Circus Festival of that both sides could seize the
A flower drum dance by Chinese
Monte Carlo on Saturday. The festival, which will last until January 26, was created in 1974 by Prince opportunity to tap the potential for
artistes and a monkey-step dance
Rainier III of Monaco to recognise and promote circus performers at the pinnacle of their profession. cooperation in tourism and other
and dragon dance conducted
Photo: Xinhua fields, use the rapid development
by Nepali artistes turned out
of tourism to drive exchanges
and cooperation between China
Exhibition attracts 50 000 enthusiasts and Nepal in economy and trade,
connectivity, infrastructure,
culture and education and help
HONG KONG - The ‘Launch speculations about this ‘star ship’ Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Lee has been engaged in Nepal realise the upgrading of
from Greater Bay Area: Nanhai I kept people exploring. Macao, said Bernadette Linn, cultural relics protection since tourism software and hardware.
Shipwreck & the Maritime Silk After extensive research, Lee secretary for Development of graduating from archaeology. Chen expected the two
Road’ exhibition, which opened found that the wine-related the HKSAR government, at She believed on-site visits countries to implement the
at the Hong Kong Heritage inscriptions on the shards the opening ceremony of the could help to cultivate people’s Global Civilization Initiative so
Discovery Center in Tsim Sha unearthed at the Sacred Hill site exhibition. interest in archaeology and as to promote the implementation
Tsui on August 16, 2024, had in Sung Wong Toi, Hong Kong’s The exhibition and its docent history, especially young people. of the Global Development
attracted over 50 000 visitors as Kowloon City, were very similar services are offered to the Bringing history to life was Initiative proposed by China,
of end of December. to the jars on the Nanhai I. public free of charge. Local and also the aim of the exhibitions. thus accelerating the realisation
The exhibition is co- “It’s really exciting to see these foreign visitors examined the In addition to detailed textual of the development vision of
organised by the Development similarities. They are related,” relics with great enthusiasm and descriptions, the curators have ‘Prosperous Nepal and Happy
Bureau of the Hong Kong Lee said, adding that it indicated listened carefully to the docent’s also designed several ‘logbooks’ Nepali’.
Special Administrative Region Hong Kong was once a transit narration. simulating the sailors’ tone when “Celebrating Chinese New
(HKSAR) government, the point on the Maritime Silk Road They showed particular they were tallying the supplies Year in Nepal is a reflection of
National Cultural Heritage and participated in this great interest in the intricate process on board, thus telling their lives the deep relationship between
Administration, and the Office trade. and challenges resolved over a at that time. the two countries,” said Dipak
of the Secretary for Social Mainly produced in south decade ago to salvage the hull An electronic timeline in the Khadka, Nepal’s minister for
Affairs and Culture of the China, ‘Kwangtung jars’ have of Nanhai I. A large number of multimedia device displayed energy, water resources and
Government of the Macao been used in maritime trade historical relics were unearthed in the exhibition interactively irrigation.
Special Administrative Region. since the Tang (618-907) and from Nanhai I, mainly including revealed the time of the Addressing the launch
Nanhai I is the most complete Song dynasties, entering overseas porcelain, copper and iron shipwreck. ceremony, the minister noted that
ancient merchant ship discovered markets such as Southeast Asia, wares, gold and silver wares, and According to the Nepal Visit Year is one of the
so far. After being salvaged in East Asia, and Africa. lacquerware. archaeologists, Nanhai I events scheduled to mark the 70th
2007, over 180 000 cultural relics According to the exhibition Experts had to observe the probably sank in the waterway anniversary of diplomatic ties
have come to light. guide, since the Qin Dynasty (221 patterns carefully and consider from Guangdong to the South between the two countries.
Among the 255 exhibits, the BC-207 BC) and Han Dynasty which side to display. China Sea in the 10th year of “Being our very close
‘Kwangtung jars’ mainly used (202 BC-AD 220), a multi-level The Nanyue King Museum the Chunxi period (1183) of the neighbour, I would like to recall
for holding fine wine have trade port system centred on in Guangzhou, which had Southern Song Dynasty (1127- the support China has provided
become the highlight of this Guangzhou (now the capital city previously held an exhibition 1279) or soon after. in Nepal’s tourism, energy,
exhibition, as they revealed of southern China’s Guangdong featuring Nanhai I, provided Lee believed that by exploring agriculture and other sectors,”
Hong Kong’s indispensable role Province) Port with Hong Kong valuable suggestions to the Hong the past, one can understand the he added. An exhibit of lanterns,
in the historical development of and Macao as transfer stations Kong curatorial team. present. Through the exhibition, art performances and a football
the Maritime Silk Road since the gradually took shape. “Big jars are too heavy, but I which will run until Februsty match, among others, will be
Song Dynasty. The exhibition provided can hold the small pottery shards 12, she hoped to recreate the held in Nepal to mark the Spring
“Isn’t the mystery the most new perspectives for studying in my hand,” Lee smiled and flourishing history of the Festival, which falls on January
fascinating part?” said Lee Hiu and showcasing the history of spread her palm when talking Greater Bay Area and showcase 29. The festival was listed
Wai, the assistant curator at the maritime trade, allowing visitors about the transportation process, the courage of people who by UNESCO as an intangible
Hong Kong Heritage Discovery to learn about the shared heritage “It’s like holding a part of history have explored the ocean over cultural heritage of humanity in
Center, adding that various and cultural connections of in my hand.” thousands of years. Xinhua December. Xinhua
Monday January 20, 2025 No. 010 Page 15
TAFIC FC unstoppable
By Kelebogile Taolo It was on the 23rd minute that Matebele FC kept their fighting of the game as it kept on attacking He said their technical team had
TAFIC showed their determination spirit alive and on the brink of Matebele, which proved quite good coordination hence the team
FRANCISTOWN - TAFIC FC to win as they opened the score first half, their prayers were heard resilient to the pressure. played well even without its head
continued their winning streak by sheet through a beautiful kick through Boyo Lechaena’s well On the 73rd minute, TAFC found coach on the bench.
walloping Matebele FC 3- 1 during from Thatayaone Nkwapa. taken shot, sending the game to the back of the net again through For his part, Matebele FC coach
the FNB Premiership encounter As the game progressed, recess with a 1-1 score. Jen Lwamba. Sean Connor said his charges
at the Francistown City Council Matebele kept on visiting TAFIC’s In the second half, TAFIC In a post-match interview, fought well, though they were
Stadium on Saturday. posts without being demoralised displayed good football skills, TAFIC’s assistant coach, playing a better side on the day.
The game, which was played by their opponent’s lead. mounting pressure on their Thatayaone Sonny said despite He said while the first half
under good weather conditions, However, the game continued opponent. the head coach Ellias Chinyemba was even, TAFIC’s second goal
saw TAFIC aka Matjimenga and to go both ways as the two teams Though Matebele keeper did being on a red card, there was changed things.
Matebele, also known as Kuka showed hunger for goals. Both well, he was beaten again on the no pressure on their side as their Connor said though after the
Ntsu, neck-to-neck in the first half, goal keepers were kept busy as 69th minute by Kazadi Gaukhier as mission was to collect maximum goal, his players tried their all to
with either team working hard to players repeatedly tried to find the he shot from a range. points from every game they hold on things went haywire for
make its presence felt on the pitch. back of the net. TAFIC ramped up the tempo played. the team. BOPA
TAFIC assistant coach, Thatayaone Sonny (centre) fielding questions from journalists after defeating Matebele 3-1 during the FNB Premiership game in Francistown on
Saturday. He said they were not under pressure as their mission was to collect maximum points in every game. Photo: Thamani Shabani
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