Are Botswana’s Cybercrime Laws Keeping Up?
While Botswana is on its way to becoming a progressive country, it certainly has its…
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Secularism in Botswana: Is Religion Truly Separate from State Decision-Making?
Botswana is commonly defined as a secular state, meaning religion is formally separated from government decision making and law making. This separation is intended to ensure equality and impartiality in the development of laws and public policy, especially in a country where not all inhabitants adhere to the same religious beliefs. Secularism ensures that legislation is guided by constitutional rights and not religion. Section 11 of the…
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Behind the Badge: Unmasking Police Brutality
In a country like Botswana, where democratic governance and the rule of law are often…
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Secularism in Botswana: Is Religion Truly Separate from State Decision-Making?
Botswana is commonly defined as a secular state, meaning religion is formally separated from government…
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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.…
Precious Gondwe: Championing Legal Innovation and Women’s Leadership This International Women’s Day
Today, on International Women’s Day, we celebrate a true legal pioneer with outstanding achievements in…
Did You Know? Employment Contracts Can Be Implied Through Conduct?
Welcome to “Did You Know?” – powered by The Legal Editorial Daily, where we explore…
From Anchor to Sail: Amending Botswana’s Parastatals for Economic Sustainability?
Botswana’s economy is being weighed down by an aging fleet of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) that…
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 Silence Speaks: Rethinking Bystander Responsibility in the Face of GBV in Botswana
As Elie Wiesel once warned, “We must take sides. Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the…
Are Our Courts Becoming More Liberal? The Decriminalisation of Same-Sex Relations in Botswana
The Court of Appeal sent shockwaves throughout the nation when it affirmed the High Court’s…
Analyzing Voter and Politician Relations Post-Election in Botswana
Politics, at its core, is a delicate dance between politicians and voters: an intricate game…
Colonial Calories: The Infiltration of English Breakfast into Tswana School Diets?
In a recent article published by The Century Buzz, titled “Government Set to Introduce English Breakfast…