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Saturday 31st July 2010

A contract of torture A real Molapo Crossing bypass Agric shows to be privatised Aluta continua Comrade Joina Audience treated to rib-ticklers ‘Charmer-boy’ in the house ‘Here comes Johnny singing…’ Batswana urged to join motor sports BB: The show we love to hate BMD invades Maun Business Briefs:BOCCIM database Bye, bye winter Cobit donates computers to Kaudwane Primary COMMENTS Congratulations to Maswibili Controversy dogs BEC catering tender DCEC probes Motswaledi’s P68 000 imprest De Beers CEO steps down after buoyant H1 Diamond ETF ideal for local market EATING OUT:Chemical Alli Hello, it is Dumelang Imara earnings decline, blames crisis Instrumentalists bring back memories Kgathi’s rise in an ailing BDP Khama, BDP fooled Khama, Skelemani accused of fuelling tribalism Motion to reject PAC report coming Motlhale bolts from the BDP stable MP accused of double-dealing Music industry under-covered My political star is bright – Mfa NE BriefsBDF/US ties NEWS BRIEFS:Stan Chart appoints News InBriefs: Shareholders cautioned Our ‘high profile’ coaches Paying lip service to music’s mimed moments Peace brokered between Khama, DK Penny to resign Debswana chair PLATFORM:Dear President Khama PLATFORM:New leaders can transform anti-malaria fight POT SHOT:All eyes on Boko POT SHOT:Education is important Ramothwa’s candidacy in jeopardy SACU arbitrates in Norwegian beef tender SACU should prove its mettle SACU’s future lies with these men SADC trudges towards a single currency SCB mops up Barclays business Sebele remains Kgari’s deputy SILVER LINE: Did David need a Goliath? Sports Briefs:Cultural night underway SPORTS RUNWAY:Nigeria on the verge of making history Tafic shares uptake slow Tempers flare at NBFIRA meeting Third Eye:Cannibalism and Big Brother Third Eye:The beauty of being broke Tonota North: political careers on the line Was Raborokgwe pushed? What is wrong with Skelemani? What the candidates stand to lose YOUR TAX:Is my salary for the month of June taxable?

News	Business	Sports	Style	Northern Extra
WATER AND OIL?...BDP president, Ian Khama [L] and party chairman, Daniel Kwelagobe have been urged to put their differences aside for the benefit of the party by representatives of the two Molepolole constituencies MORE> Raborokgwe heads for greener pastures MORE> Ramothwa MORE> MORE> tricked … Tati East councillors pretended they were with the BDP, while on their way out MORE>

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BG Northern Extra

	Khama, BDP fooled
	Five Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) councillors in Tati East constituency are expected to join Botswana Movement for Democracy (BMD) after publicly declaring their support to the president and his ruling party at a star rally in Tsamaya recently.
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BG Business

	Was Raborokgwe pushed?
	Today (Friday) marks the last day of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Botswana Meat Commission, Dr. Motshudi Raborokgwe, at the Lobatse-based company.
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BG News

	Peace brokered between Khama, DK
	A ten-man Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) delegation from the two Molepolole constituencies met President Ian Khama on Wednesday afternoon at the Office of the President to express their displeasure at the state of affairs in the party.
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BG Style

	‘Here comes Johnny singing…’
	He is known for his entertaining and energetic stage performance. Johnny Mokhali is certainly one of the artists who popularised Setswana folk music in both Botswana and South Africa in the early 80’s. Back then Johnny and his ex-wife Mpule’s music ru
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	My political star is bright – Mfa
	Former cabinet minister Oliphant Mfa has said that he remains much more interested in politics

	NE BriefsBDF/US ties
	A Botswana Defence Force (BDF) brigadier has hailed the relationship between the armies of Botswana

	Diamond ETF ideal for local market
	Local stockbrokers have said that an Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) backed by diamonds seem to

	Business Briefs:BOCCIM database
	Botswana Confederation of Commerce, Industry and Manpower (BOCCIM) in collaboration with the Ministry of Trade

	Cobit donates computers to Kaudwane Primary
	Acitizen owned business in Information and Technology (COBIT) will take the media on a tour

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