Botswana’s Sunshine Finds an Investor as KP Energy Powers Up a 5-GW Ambition Facilitated by BITC

Botswana’s energy story has, for decades, been written in coal. That chapter is beginning to turn, and one of the companies now helping to write the next one is KP Energy, part of India’s KP Group, which is setting up in Botswana under a landmark renewable energy partnership with the Government of the Republic of Botswana. The Group’s local entry is a BITC-accredited and facilitated project, and it comes with scale to match the ambition:...

High Court rules against GUC, Bars students from Bar Exams

In a landmark judgment delivered at the Gaborone High Court on Tuesday, the court ruled against Gaborone University College of Law and Professional Studies (GUC), effectively barring its law graduates from sitting the Law Society of Botswana (LSB) bar examinations and, by extension, from practising law in the country. The ruling, delivered by Justice Godfrey Nthomiwa, brings to a close a protracted legal battle that has gripped Botswana’s legal fraternity for months. The case centred...

   ISBS Alumni Put Practical Skills to Work as Employers Look Beyond Qualifications

Graduates of the Imperial School of Business and Science (ISBS) say practical assignments, teamwork and workplace-oriented learning are proving valuable in their careers, as employers increasingly demand demonstrable skills alongside academic qualifications. ISBS is a 100% citizen-owned private tertiary institution in Botswana offering BQA-accredited programmes across areas including business and management, accounting and finance, education, health and information technology. The institution offers qualifications from certificate and diploma level through to degree programmes, as well as...

Two Laps, Two Sciences: Kebinatshipi and Letsile Tebogo

The Diamond League final and the endurance of Botswana’s finest The King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels sits under a bruised Belgian sky, its floodlights humming before the sun has begun to sink. Inside the athlete call room, two men from the same nation sit in the same silence, separated by twelve hours, forty metres, and an entire spectrum of human suffering. Busang Collen Kebinatshipi will run the 400 metres on Friday night. Letsile Tebogo will...