Poverty & Development
In the village of Gobojango in rural Botswana, students struggle to keep up with the demands of modern education.
by Edwin Makwati
Botswana
Coronavirus pandemic
Wild Animals
Africa29 Oct 2019 04:18 GMT
Region south of the Zambesi river was once home to a enormous lake, roughly twice the area of modern-day Lake Victoria.
Botswana25 Oct 2019 12:26 GMT
President Mokgweetsi Masisi's party fends off surprising challenge from former ally to secure another term in office.
Botswana23 Oct 2019 13:45 GMT
Former President Khama broke away from the ruling party and announced his support for the opposition coalition.
Botswana06 Aug 2019 09:33 GMT
Rural communities support Botswana's bid to control elephant population by lifting hunting ban, as NGOs raise alarm.
Botswana11 Jun 2019 12:09 GMT
Judges declare 1965 laws punishing same-sex relations with up to seven years in prison should be scrapped.
Zimbabwe30 May 2019 13:06 GMT
The Stream also discusses Botswana's move to allow elephant hunting and freedom of expression in Mauritania.
Botswana22 May 2019 20:33 GMT
Government pledges the reinstatement of the wildlife hunt is done 'in an orderly and ethical manner'.
Africa08 Nov 2018 20:40 GMT
Officials say the animals were running away from lions when they entered the river between Botswana and Namibia.
Botswana04 Sep 2018 08:12 GMT
Botswana's anti-poaching unit underwent budget cuts in May, leading to an increase in poaching since then.
Botswana01 Apr 2018 15:44 GMT
One of Africa's strongest democracies sees fifth smooth transition of power as new leader vows to tackle unemployment.
Botswana02 Feb 2018 13:31 GMT
Botswana is the least corrupt country in Africa, according to the findings of annual Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index.
Opinion30 Sep 2016 03:52 GMT
Uneven access to water makes household farming questionable for delivering food security in the African context.
by William G Moseley - Rachel Fehr
Environment12 Oct 2015 11:26 GMT
Demands being made for return to profitable practice as wild animals increasingly come into contact with villagers.
AJ IMPACT07 Oct 2015 11:53 GMT
Thousands working in the country's diamond industry left jobless as a glut in supply and falling sales take their toll.
Opinion19 Jun 2015 06:53 GMT
Poorer Botswana citizens struggle with increasingly unreliable rain-fed agriculture.
by William G Moseley
by Aaron Hall - Andrea Crosta
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