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San community seeks Commissionerâs intervention over âPolice brutalityâ | Sunday Standard (opens the original)
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Botswana Khweedom Council, an organization that advocates for Basarwa rights in the country has engaged Botswana Police Commissioner Dinah Marathe on what it deems as perpetual victimization and brutality from police officers. This comes on the backdrop of a recent case where Baleki Kelentse, a middle aged man from the San community who lives in Dukwi village was allegedly beaten and injured by the police during investigations linking him to stock theft. According to a letter dated 17 August 202
New illegal gold mining activities in Francistown linked to immigrants escaping SA tensions | Sunday Standard (opens the original)
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Francistown is grappling with a fresh wave of illegal gold mining activities and there are fears that it could be fueled by an influx of Zimbabwean immigrants into the city who are escaping anti-immigrants tensions in South Africa. Anti-immigration protests and marches targeting undocumented foreign nationals have erupted across major South African cities like Johannesburg, Cape town and Durban led by citizen groups such as March and March and Dudula Operation. Demonstrators are demanding the So
Botswana Oil misses fuel depot timeline | Sunday Standard (opens the original)
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Botswana Oil(BOL) Depot Fuel Depot expansion in Francistown is currently running behind schedule as it is at 88 percent progress against the projected 97 percent which the company had anticipated by August 2026. The project which is estimated to cost P1.1 billion began in October 2022 and was to be completed in October 2026. It however experienced some challenges. The project is divided in two phases. Phase one of the project which comprises of road loading and off-loading gantry has since been
Govt accused of defying rule of law in P20 million judge drivers debt battle | Sunday Standard (opens the original)
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The government has been accused of flouting the rule of law and deliberately delaying payment of millions of pula owed to 32 judge drivers in a long-running legal battle over unpaid standby allowances. In court papers filed before the High Court in Francistown, the judge drivers have accused the Attorney General’s Chambers of attempting to evade its financial obligations by arguing that the matter has already been concluded, despite allegedly failing to settle the full amount awarded by the cour
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