Issue No.2: Botswana Says Church and State Are Separate. Are They Really?
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Secularism in Botswana: Is Religion Truly Separate from State Decision-Making?
Botswana is constitutionally a secular state, yet religion continues to influence public debate and questions…
Issue No.1: Molale Entangled in P1.45 Billion Ghanzi–New Xade Road Saga
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Rare Earth Minerals in Botswana: A New Era of Prosperity or Another Resource Governance Challenge?
Can Botswana balance economic growth with environmental protection and community rights? This article unpacks the…
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Why Botswana’s Traditional Courts Send So Many People to Jail
Many people pass through customary courts every year: but are their rights fully protected? Read…
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The Origin of the Dependents’ Action for Loss of Support
The dependents’ action serves as a reminder of how historical legal customs shape the law…
5 Things to Avoid in Court: Legal Etiquette Every Lawyer Should Know
As we prepare to step into courtrooms this week, it’s important to remember that the…
7 Essential Lessons from the Book “Lawyers” by Justice Oagile Bethuel Key Dingake
In “Lawyers”, Justice Oagile Bethuel Key Dingake explores the professional ethics, court etiquette, and responsibilities…