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@MrMyagiEsq This is bad! where is this?

Since December! For 48KM. There is no access to the farm, ke adima skepe or chopper tlhe banna!

@GermanTank_BW really?

Fuel has temporarily dropped by around P2 today.

@duma_boko @mr_snazz Please consider building a high performance center where this lads can show case their talent and have maximised by experts. Also consider a pathway in which those that are talented and have a huge potential to put us on a global stage get to receive allowances for their upkeep

Botswana is home of Athletics! 🇧🇼

@Mandla1147685 @ZANewsFlash So according to this level of thinking black people with English names are white people?

NEWS: The police have launched a manhunt for a notorious Zimbabwean suspect who killed two police officers who were transporting him to his prison cell after he appeared before a court in Roodepoort. Jabulani Moyo allegedly shot and killed the officers and was seen driving around with their official car before he dumped it - The News Box

@SeramePeggy Chelete e jilwe maan

It has been a minute. Nnyaa mme i see you are well. Le nna ke well ❤️🤝

@masedi_mothusi @StizzyWizzyRay Did he? I doubt

@StizzyWizzyRay Am grateful o e emisitse, what happened today with pension and pronouncements ka Eskom should be a trigger for belt tightening.

How can a Minister say he didn’t know that 1 million pula was to be spent on him/his house & taste. Are we then not admitting that there might be a procurement flaw? I believe at some point he may have been briefed & given a chance to select a furniture store of choice.

@bw_sheikh @Sbizo @StizzyWizzyRay Madi ao tota a ba lekane. Ga ba dire nix!

@Sbizo @StizzyWizzyRay High requirement of qualifications and experience for CEs is set, plus deliverables.. clearly those have to align with some salary or benefits structure. As for Ministers, besides ceremonial power/privilege; o hoo ke hano. I doubt there is a parastal CEO in that 400-500K bracket

@Sbizo @StizzyWizzyRay Minister don't even have a minimum qualification nor experience required Sbizo. Bo PS do almost 90% of the work

@StizzyWizzyRay Setlhomo let’s be honest guys our Govt must abolish all these allowences and pay MPs and Ministers well. How can a Parastal CEO earn 400K to 500K a month while a Minister or MP earns 50K? If you give someone a solid basic salary then we won’t be having all these tennis games.

@StizzyWizzyRay So le raa gore le ITT and RFQ of purchasing 1 million goods cde ga e bona?

@katlo_gothaang It is a pity that our legislative framework is more friendly to foreign nationals coming in the pretext of FDI, they get to be given tax breaks on imported machinery and other materials needed to aid their investment. The same gesture is rarely accorded to citizen.

I decided to come back home & I’ve been trying to manufacture here but it’s getting harder and harder because there’s no materials, there’s is no equipment and when you manufactured from outside BURS is charging an arm and an leg on imported goods.

@lordshipp Ancestral what? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

No disrespect to you Mr Makoba, but there is no possibility in you becoming the president of this country, maybe of the BDP by some whimsical luck. This is a complete waste of your energy and efforts. You are getting yourself in matters well above your ancestral pay grade.

@Rocky_BW You mean you falling for these lies?

Mananeo a puso e ncha rra. Make Botswana even more dependent on South Africa….

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@chefnami Talk of how as a start up the odds are stacked against you. You can't even complain publicly coz you scared of losing future jobs. Stuch between a rock and a hard place

Doing business in BW! 1000 ways to die episode re-runs. Applications, certification, trading, delayed payments, lenyatso, system e down, corruption, lack of resources, lack of digital portals... It's endless and draining 😪

@Yandile_Nuku great moderation at Forbes 30 under 30. So much enjoyed it

@keorapetsedlk Mathata a go tsaa maemo ka phamo Cde! With the resources and proximity to those in the echelon of power go padile go botsa bone? Tlhatlhosa dikakanyo cde ao

I asked someone why the President hasn’t declared at least a week of national mourning and why flags are not flying half mast…what could be the explanation?

@naninahd @BoiLilly Go ntse hela jalo

Apparently i should expect that Boko hire me in his law firm because I'm opposition and I've fought for the opposition, technically we're saying we expect that when the opposition gets into to power, go ja rona yanoong, lol.

@lollymashk22 Blood group O+ available. Mathata ke ko Maun

Do you have their direct line?? Someone wants to help.

@daddyhope Your story could actually make it to a business school case study any day; An investigative analysis of the impact of macroeconomic environment on SMME supply chains

When I relocated back to Zimbabwe in 2003, the ZANUPF Government refused to allow me to practise journalism in Zim because I was working with the BBC. Stuck in Harare, I had two options, to go back to England where I had spent the last 9 years studying and working, or staying put in Harare. I chose to stay, but without a journalism job, I had to make a plan. I became one of the biggest mobile phone suppliers in Zimbabwe, importing mobile phones from London and supplying mobile phone shops and even networks like Econet and NetOne. I used to fly to London three or four times every month, I was loyal to Air Zimbabwe which flew 3 or 4 times a week to London. The route was very productive and financially viable for Air Zimbabwe, but as usual, ZANUPF destroyed not only the airline’s London route’s productivity, it also hired incompetent managers to run the airline. Sometimes Robert Mugabe would just take the plane for his own use and a flight would be cancelled, or a direct flight from Harare to London would be diverted to another destination that he was going to, and we would be downgraded from Business Class to Economy to accommodate the old git. My mobile phone operations required me to be in Manchester or London by appointment because the mobile phone suppliers there were failing to meet demand, so it was a first come first served basis but by appointment. If you missed your slot, you would have to wait in London with screaming customers in Harare waiting. Unlike in other countries where I have done this business, Zimbabwe didn’t have a working banking system which I could use to wire money and get the product send to me without having to fly there. I literally lived on the Air Zimbabwe Boeing 767 planes, the flight crew were now my second family. Today it hurts me to see this airline dead, many families who relied on it for work are starving and our national pride gone. Unlike my path where I relied on adaptability and resourcefulness navigating challenges thrown at me by the ZANUPF regime, not many could manage the complexities of the airline’s disruptions. Many businesses that relied on the existence of the airline folded. I was able to develop a successful mobile phone business in the absence of a stable banking system with the assistance of the airline. My professional path evolved in unexpected ways, but I wouldn’t have made it without Air Zimbabwe. I won a British Government Chevening Scholarship in 2006 which took me back to London to read documentary filmmaking and with that, my journalism career moved from radio to television joining Britain’s ITV News. But not many entrepreneurs had the luxury of winning scholarships and going back to their traditional careers like I did, many collapsed without the services of the airline. I was lucky to be one of the pioneers of this “cross border” mobile phone bulky supplier trade. Econet and other big mobile phone suppliers needed phones to put in their shops, but they were selling in Zim Dollars as mandated by the law, and the central bank couldn’t give them foreign exchange. So people like myself became the middlemen taking the burden of looking for foreign exchange on the streets, selling the product to the big companies in Zim Dollars and going back on the streets again for more forex. We kept Zimbabweans talking thanks to the availability of Air Zimbabwe, sadly that route died years ago. This story is not just about Air Zimbabwe, it is also a message to the youths about a testament to resilience and resourcefulness and overcoming challenges in a complex environment. The intertwining of my business success with the rise and fall of Air Zimbabwe and how crucial the airline was for facilitating my mobile phone business and supporting other entrepreneurs is the reason why we continue calling for change. We have traveled many paths and we know that with the right environment, many will prosper. But meanwhile, keep looking for opportunities created by the mess!

@SesameM Very confusing indeed. There are ladies who so much believe this next thing dude will get used to it and Nako e wa mme a gana ka consent ka kwa dude will have to mention for rape

This is unfair and confusing to men.