Top stories from the Botswana Guardian newspaper

IEC, UDC wait for D’day: The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) and the Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC) are waiting for the High Court to deliver a judgement on the 2019 general elections 1. Serial killer nabbed in Kanye: A 35-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the murder of three women in Kanye 1. Spotlight on President Masisi’s SONA: The State of the Nation Address (SONA) delivered by President Mokgweetsi Masisi has been the subject of much discussion in the media and among the public 1. IEC postpones voter registration process: The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) has postponed the voter registration process due to technical difficulties 1. Inside Govt.'s arduous task of rationalisation: The government of Botswana is undertaking a massive rationalisation exercise aimed at improving efficiency and reducing costs 1

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'Crazy' suspect gets bail

A 50 year old Palapye man who was shot by the police last week in Serorome ward for allegedly firing a pellet gun at the cops has denied the accusation and claims they are building their own defense. Self employed Sakie Seanego reportedly had a dramatic fire exchange with the police on the 06 July when they had gone to arrest him for threatening to kill his lover. The police claim Seanego acted like he was crazy hurling stones and shooting a pellet gun at them, but allowed him bail before he even had a chance to ask for it. Seanego said to have threatened his girlfriend saying: “I’ll kill you and throw you in Bonwakathako dam.” He is further accused of damaging the police Landcruiser and resisting arrest. Inspector Ditsapelo Emmanuel offered Seanego bail on condition that he does not make physical contact with the complainant nor interfere with witnesses. He further told Magistrate Gofaone Mosweu that they were still waiting for Seanego’s psychiatric report from Lobatse, which to...

Eve's club boosts NGOs

Eve's Club recently donated goods worth just under P70 000 to nine none profit organisations assisting the underprivileged and suffering at the Gaborone Sun recently. Eve's Club, established 20 years ago, has about 20 members consisting of working women and housewives most of whom have contributed to the club since it's beginning. Pushpa Ramesh, the club's Chairlady said they had donated close to one million Pula to various NGOs and charitable organisations and expressed her gratitude to the business community for their generosity towards their fund raising events. She said the beneficiaries of the club's donations had something in common with the club as they were all practising the art of giving. “Everyone of our guests present here who are the recipients of our donations have been practising this art. “Yo have given your valuable time, some of you have dedicated your career and profession by leading and running your respective organisations that help ...

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