Can We Trust a System That Sets Killers Free?
Aone Motlaleng explores whether Botswana’s pretrial system truly upholds justice in her piece titled “Time…
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Gender Wars: Tackling the Sexist Nature of Botswana’s Legal and Justice System
There are systemic orders that the world is obligated to dismantle, including racism, imperialism, and…
Botswana’s Labor and Employment Laws: Are Workers’ Rights in Safe Hands?
Worker’s rights in Botswana are provided for by the Employment Act, Workers Compensation Act, and…
Revising Abortion Laws
Abortion is one of the most sensitive legal and societal dilemmas globally, not excluding Botswana.…
Analyzing Botswana’s Political Strategies
The landscape of politics in Botswana, often hailed as one of Africa’s most stable democracies,…
58 Years of Botswana Democratic Party Rule: Political Failures and Unfulfilled Promises
In 1966, a new republic was born. While it showed no signs of hope for…
Are Botswana’s Cybercrime Laws Keeping Up?
While Botswana is on its way to becoming a progressive country, it certainly has its…
Resilience: Overcoming Criticism and Standing Up Against Bias as Women
Women across the world face numerous barriers in education, the workplace, and society at large.…
The Evolving Position of Employment Termination in Zambia: A Legal Perspective
Employment termination laws in Zambia have undergone significant transformation, particularly following the enactment of Section…
When ‘I Do’ Doesn’t Always Mean Yes
Non-consensual sexual intercourse between spouses remains a debatable issue in Botswana. Rape is defined under…