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Beyond the Monument - Weekend Post (opens the original)
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The stone will be set before the sun climbs high. Family, friends, and the faithful will gather around the resting place of Atlasaone Molemogi – known across Botswana by a single, luminous syllable: ATI – and what they will witness is not merely the placement of granite over earth. It is, in the plainest and most profound sense, an act of cultural refusal: a community’s declaration that the artists who give a nation its voice will not be left to fade when the applause dies down. In a collaborati
Silent Bloom: Botswana women leading a quiet revolution - Weekend Post (opens the original)
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In Botswana’s corporate and social arenas, traditionally dominated by relentless efficiency targets, endless performance metrics, and transactional networking, a subtle but significant transformation is underway. Across industries, hundreds of women in influential roles are redefining leadership on their own terms. Initiatives like the SHEvolution Women’s Empowerment Brunch, hosted by SHE Plans Events PTY LTD under the evocative theme “Lavender Skies Soiree,” have created intentional spaces wher
Who owns Botswana’s digital future? - Weekend Post (opens the original)
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Africa is entering a new era of Big Tech investment. For Botswana, the question has evolved beyond simply who can connect the country to the internet; it now centers on who controls the infrastructure, the data, and the economic benefits generated by that connectivity. The continent is becoming the focal point of an intensifying technology race, as global corporations expand their stakes in connectivity, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and digital infrastructure. A recent report by The
Maitisong Festival marks four decades of cultural legacy - Weekend Post (opens the original)
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There’s a unique electricity inside Maitisong Theatre – a current charged by decades of storytelling, performances, and communal gatherings. Since its founding in 1987 as Botswana’s first working theatre, nestled within Gaborone’s Maru a Pula School, Maitisong has stood as the vibrant heart of the nation’s cultural memory. As it approaches its milestone 40th anniversary in 2027, the theatre is not simply marking the passage of time but rethinking the very role of a community theatre in today’s w
Africa's Billion-Dollar tech platforms - Weekend Post (opens the original)
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For decades, the pathway to substantial wealth in Africa was firmly rooted in tangible resources and heavy industries. Ambitious entrepreneurs seeking outsized returns typically gravitated toward sectors like cement manufacturing, oil extraction, mining, traditional retail banking, or mobile telecommunications. These industries required vast upfront investments in machinery, land rights, distribution networks, and government concessions before turning a profit. That era is now giving way to a pr
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