Newly-elected Botswana's President Advocate, Duma Boko says he is humbled by the support and faith shown to him by the people of the republic. President Boko took his oath of office a short while ago during his inauguration ceremony currently taking place at the capital Gaborone. This after the long-time ruling Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) lost its power in recent elections to the Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC) after 58 years of governance. President Boko says he is a direct product of the Batswana people....

Newly-elected Botswana's President Advocate, Duma Boko says he is humbled by the support and faith shown to him by the people of the republic. President Boko took his oath of office a short while ago during his inauguration ceremony currently taking place at the capital Gaborone. This after the long-time ruling Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) lost its power in recent elections to the Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC) after 58 years of governance. President Boko says he is a direct product of the Batswana people....

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"It gives me pride when I look into your faces and you look back at me and say" That's my Boy!" - President of Botswana, Advocate, Duma Boko inaugurated following historic victory over BDP   

As we step into 2025, South Africa's economic landscape is poised for significant developments, following a tumultuous 2024 marked by persistent inflation, a struggling rand, and the ongoing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The country's economic growth slowed down in 2024, and the unemployment rate remained stubbornly high. Despite these challenges, there are glimmers of hope, with the government's efforts to boost economic growth and create jobs. As we look ahead to 2025, Bongiwe Spoke to Dr. Azar Jammine, Director and Chief Economist of Econometrix, to examine the key economic trends and factors that will shape the country's economic outlook this year

As we step into 2025, South Africa's economic landscape is poised for significant developments, following a tumultuous 2024 marked by persistent inflation, a struggling rand, and the ongoing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The country's economic growth slowed down in 2024, and the unemployment rate remained stubbornly high. Despite these challenges, there are glimmers of hope, with the government's efforts to boost economic growth and create jobs. As we look ahead to 2025, Bongiwe Spoke to Dr. Azar Jammine, Director and Chief Economist of Econometrix, to examine the key economic trends and factors that will shape the country's economic outlook this year

Economist warns that unrest in Mozambique may have negative impact in SA economy 

North West premier, Lazarus Mokgosi,  has ordered an investigation into possible statutory rape, after a sixteen year old teenager gave birth at one of the local health facilities at Kagisano Molopo Local Municipality. The Premier's spokesperson, Sello Tatai, spoke to SABC reporter, Bongiwe Zwane

North West premier, Lazarus Mokgosi, &nbsp;has ordered an investigation into possible statutory rape, after a sixteen year old teenager gave birth at one of the local health facilities at Kagisano Molopo Local Municipality. The Premier's spokesperson, Sello Tatai, spoke to SABC reporter, Bongiwe Zwane

North West premier demands probe after 16-year-old girl gave birth to her second child on New Year's Day

President Cyril Ramaphosa has described 2024 as a year of change and progress. In his New Year's message the President says the far-reaching economic reforms that government started in the sixth administration are showing results. He however says while progress has been made this year, there's much more to be done in 2025 to overcome the challenges that confront South Africans. Mlamli Maneli reports...

President Cyril Ramaphosa has described 2024 as a year of change and progress. In his New Year's message the President says the far-reaching economic reforms that government started in the sixth administration are showing results. He however says while progress has been made this year, there's much more to be done in 2025 to overcome the challenges that confront South Africans. Mlamli Maneli reports...

"It gives me pride when I look into your faces and you look back at me and say" That's my Boy!" - President of Botswana, Advocate, Duma Boko inaugurated following historic victory over BDP

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