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- Sep 30, 2026
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My boss hates me - The perpetually aggrieved employee (opens the original)
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And somehow, the statement often arrives without any supporting evidence. ‘My boss hates me.’ Why? ‘He just does.’ Ah. Case closed. Of course, sometimes a boss genuinely may have an unreasonable dislike for an employee. Managers are human beings, after all, and human beings can be petty, biased and occasionally allergic to the personalities of others. But there is another species of employee for whom ‘my boss hates me’ is less a diagnosis and more a convenient explanation for why their career ha
FMD - Hoof patrol chronicles (opens the original)
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Viewers no longer ask if FMD will appear — only what outfit it will wear tonight. It is a full-blown crisis with all the trappings. Citizens have turned the outbreak into a scoreboard. ‘Tonight we add another afflicted area — applause, please!’ The FMD outbreak has turned Botswana’s veterinary teams into full‑time nomads. Just when they think they’ve cornered the virus, it pops up hundreds of kilometres away — like a mischievous cousin playing hide‑and‑seek. Villages that had never heard of FMD
The citrus chronicles of Phikwe (opens the original)
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‘We’ll reopen the mine!’ they declared, with the confidence of magicians pulling rabbits out of hats. Only problem? The hat was empty. The rabbits had emigrated. And the promises turned out to be nothing more than political window dressing — the kind you hang up for show but never dust. I was in Phikwe this past week, and let me tell you — this town is nothing if not resilient. I arrived expecting to find a town in mourning — after all, the copper mine has closed, the economy is supposedly in gl
Sudden, unexplained outbreak of integrity (opens the original)
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It honestly broke the simulation. We all know the sacred, unwritten laws of physics: gravity keeps us on the ground, the sun rises in the east and a politician caught in a massive scandal doubles down, blames an ‘unfortunate clerical error,’ hires a crisis PR firm, and angrily clings to their leather office chair like a startled monkey hugging an acacia tree mid-chainsaw sweep. That is the natural order of things. That is the ecosystem we understand. Instead, the minister just signed the letter
The bus lines: The Mmashoro hop-on (opens the original)
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Standing at the Palapye bus rank waiting for a bus in those temperatures means your limbs stop belonging to you after about four minutes. You aren't even waiting for transport anymore; you’re waiting for a rescue team. Never doubt the wisdom of an Auntie who knows her buses. She saved me from turning into a human ice lolly! She had specifically recommended – read instructed – I use Mokoka Transport for my trip. In conditions like that, getting into a Mokoka bus isn't just boarding public transpo
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