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There will be shortage of water supply in Serowe, Palapye, Mahalapye and Gaborone and surrounding areas including Mochudi, Tlokweng, Mogoditshane, Ramotswa and Lobatse.
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Wrangle over corpse rages

TSOLAMOSESE: The saga in which two families from Mhalapitsa in Tswapong and Kopong in Kweneng are wrangling over a corpse continued over the weekend when the husband was prevented from burying the deceased Goitseone Bathobakae on Saturday.
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Rauwe primary celebrates top results

TONOTA: A carnival atmosphere pervaded Rauwe Primary School premises in Tonota on Friday as the school celebrated its excellent 2012 Standard VII results. It seems the school is getting accustomed to being at the top in the central district, as it was the fourth time it scooped position one since 2009.
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Australia donates P4.1m fire equipment

The Botswana Fire Management Programme has received P4.1 million funding from the Australian government to develop an effective fire management system.
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BCP March for land

FRANCISTOWN: The leader of the Botswana Congress Party(BCP) Dumelang Saleshando on Saturday told a political gathering that it is surprising that despite the country's huge size Batswana in urban areas continue to be in dire need of land.
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I will kill six

An alleged serial rapist and murderer in Sebina has announced that he will kill six more people including a police officer he blames for injuries he sustained while avoiding capture.
PIC: ILLUSTRATION FROM A SERIAL KILLER MOVIE, JASON GOES TO HELL
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Lady Masire passes on

The office of the President has announced that Lady Olebile Masire, also known as Mma-Gaone is no more.
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Red cross celebrates 45 years of humanitarian action

There is a need for the nation to revive its culture of volunteerism in order to attain greatness in a number of areas. Batswana are known for their history of self-reliance and volunteerism through which developmental undertakings were attained, for instance dam constructions and de-bushing of roads among others.
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Gaborone in pictures

Did you know that early Stone Age people lived in the Gaborone area just a million years ago? Or that the Stone Age tools the people left behind can still be found near the Gaborone Dam?
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Tswana culture replays on int museum day

Botswana National Museum, on Saturday took Batswana back to the old days of ox drawn wagons as it celebrated the International Museum Day.
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