Podcasts about Gaborone

Namibië sal gasheer wees vir die tweede Bi-nasionale Kommissie-vergadering tussen Namibië en Botswana, wat onder voorsitterskap van die twee staatshoofde sal wees. Die datum van die vergadering moet nog bepaal word. President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah en Botswana se president Duma Boko het gesprekke gevoer in Gaborone, waar Nandi-Ndaitwah op 'n amptelike besoek was. Boko sê dat hulle ooreengekom het om gereeld onderling gesprekke te voer.

Erstmal natürlich noch nachträglich frohe Ostern an alle. Wir haben Ostern dieses Jahr mal wieder im schönen Cervia verbracht. Ob wir auf der fetten Osterparty waren und auch wie der Tod des Papstes die Feierlichkeiten hier beeinflusst haben, klären wir in der Folge. Zu Beginn geht es noch kurz um das Rennen von Niki in Botswana (da sind wir letzte Woche ja nicht ganz fertig geworden) aber danach gibt es einige Details aus unserem Trainingslager und hinten raus auch nochmal ein kurzen Rückblick zu den Rennen von Jakob und Julius aus Paderborn. Die Exakt Health App bietet medizinisch zertifiziertes Physio-Training für die Reha und Prävention der häufigsten Laufverletzungen.Ihr könnt die App 7 Tage kostenlos testen: https://geni.us/runninggags-podcastMit dem Code "RUNNINGGAGS" könnt ihr aktuell auch bis zu 44% auf die 3 und 6 Monate Abos in der App sparen!Unser YouTube-Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@RunningGags/featuredUnser Insta: https://www.instagram.com/runninggags_yt/

Wir sind mal wieder im Trainingslager und zwar in Cervia. Hier reden Fritz, Niki und Flo über das Leben von Fritz während die beiden in Südafrika waren. Dabei steht natürlich sein grandioser Halbmarathon im Fokus. Wie hat es sich angefühlt Gesa zu überholen? Hat sein Coach Felix H. an ihn geglaubt? Und wie war die After Race Party? Am Ende geht es auf Grund von Zeitmangel leider nur kurz über Niki seinen Trip nach Gaborone.

Wir blicken in der Folge natürlich zurück auf ein sehr kurzweiliges und erfolgreiches Trainingslager. Wir haben die 4 Wochen alle sehr gut überstanden. Flo ist ein wenig enttäuscht von seinem Kilometerdurchschnitt, Niki hatte ein paar Tage Magenprobleme und Julius ist einfach nur happy mit seinem abgeschlossenen Master. Danach gibt es ein paar News, Niki wird nämlich noch ein paar Tage länger in Dullstroom bleiben und direkt zum Gold Meeting nach Gaborone reisen um dort 3000m Hindernis zu laufen. Wie es dazu kam und auch was wir zu Fritz seinem Halbmarathon sagen, erfahrt ihr in der Folge. Die Exakt Health App bietet medizinisch zertifiziertes Physio-Training für die Reha und Prävention der häufigsten Laufverletzungen.Ihr könnt die App 7 Tage kostenlos testen: https://geni.us/runninggags-podcastMit dem Code "RUNNINGGAGS" könnt ihr aktuell auch bis zu 44% auf die 3 und 6 Monate Abos in der App sparen!Unser YouTube-Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@RunningGags/featuredUnser Insta: https://www.instagram.com/runninggags_yt/

This week, we're crossing borders and breaking ground with Wayne Pieterse, who joins us all the way from Gaborone, Botswana! From traveling across South Africa to laying the foundation for a growing nation, Wayne's story is nothing short of inspiring. As a construction expert, he's literally building Botswana - one brick at a time. But it's not just about the structures; it's about the vibrant cultures, unique experiences, and endless opportunities he's discovered along the way. Take a listen to the full interview. Webpage

This week, Darren tried to order from Rocomamas in Gaborone, Botswana - the best Rocomamas in Africa. Tshepiso & Tinkerbell gave him the best service before realizing he's way too far. Take a listen to how it all ended. Webpage

Air Botswana is optimisties oor sy groeivooruitsigte in die streek, veral in Namibië, ná die bekendstelling van geskeduleerde vlugte tussen Gaborone en Windhoek in November 2024. Die lugredery het reeds meer as 600 passasiers op hierdie roete vervoer. Nog 'n faktor wat Namibië vir Air Botswana posisioneer, is die hordes toeriste wat na die land stroom. Kosmos 94.1 Nuus het reaksie ontvang van Nathaly Ahrens, die voorsitter van die Toer- en Safarivereniging van Namibië, wat hoop op meer direkte vlugte na Botswana.

In the fortieth episode of the Inspiring Stewards podcast, Nathan Jones speaks with Judith Tavagwisa who ministers in Gaborone, Botswana. Judith shares how she learned how to pray by observing her grandmother at an early age. After working as a civil servant, she tells how she became involved in ministry and now serves as a local missionary equipping Sunday school teachers and key Christian workers. She shares how she spreads accountability and stewardship resources to strengthen conduct in the house of God and how she sees the Holy Spirit helping churches and ministries to work together in unity. We'd love to hear your thoughts, comments, or feedback. To do so, email us at mail@gtp.org. The music is Concerto a' 4 Violini No 2 by Telemann played on classical guitar by Jon Sayles. Published by Exzel Music. Length: 17:16

Botswana's new president has promised to restore some rights, which were taken away from the Bushmen, an indigenous tribe of hunters and gatherers found across southern Africa. This week, the government allowed the tribe to bury a tribesman who died in 2021 on the group's ancestral land, ending a drawn-out impasse. Mqondisi Dube reports from the capital, Gaborone

Volvemos al continente africano, para visitar un país que nos ofrece innumerables maravillas naturales donde solo habita la vida salvaje. En la presente ocasión en nuestro programa “EL TIEMPO EN TU DESTINO” vamos a recorrer durante 10 días Botsuana. Situada en el África meridional, limita al norte y al oeste con Namibia, al norte con Zambia, al noreste con Zimbabue y al este y al sur con Sudáfrica, a través de los ríos Limpopo y Molopo. El paisaje se presenta llano de manera casi uniforme; la mayor parte del territorio está en el Kalahari, el desierto más meridional de África. Cubre cerca del 85% del territorio, incluyendo las regiones central y suroccidental. Descripción del clima en Botsuana y Gaborone, indicando el tiempo que acostumbra a hacer en cada época del año y los mejores lugares a visitar.

Die Business School of Excellence, in samewerking met die Afrika Sekuriteitsbeurse Vereniging, ASEA, bied die 27ste ASEA-uitvoerende komiteevergadering en konferensie in Gaborone, Botswana aan. Die konferensie is die vereniging se vlagskipinisiatief en bevat aanbiedings en paneelbesprekings oor aktuele kwessies wat Afrika-kapitaalmarkte in die gesig staar. Die sowat 300 afgevaardigdes sluit in ASEA-lede, beleidmakers, prominente kapitaalmarkkundiges en entrepreneurs van regoor die wêreld. Tiaan Bazuin, die uitvoerende hoof van die Namibië Sekuriteitsbeurs, is een van die sprekers. Hy het met Kosmos 94.1 Nuus gepraat oor wat tot dusver bespreek is.

Botswana's new president, President Duma Boko, has promised zero tolerance for graft in his administration. The pledge comes as scores of Botswana residents join in youth-led anti-corruption protests, urging the government to prosecute former officials accused of looting public coffers. Mqondisi Dube reports from the capital, Gaborone.

“Tug at my jacket – tell me what needs to be done.”Later today, Botswana's newly-elected president, Duma Boko, will be inaugurated in Gaborone – but he still found time this week for a discussion of his agenda with Africa Daily's Mpho Lakaje.In a wide ranging discussion he talks about signing a new deal with global diamond giant De Beers, how he wants to help people to become entrepreneurs, and why he wants to grant permits to undocumented Zimbabweans to make the system more ‘orderly' and to allow Batswana to acquire more skills.He also argues that politicians need to be more accessible if they are to do their jobs.

Newly-elected Botswana's President Advocate, Duma Boko says he is humbled by the support and faith shown to him by the people of the republic. President Boko took his oath of office a short while ago during his inauguration ceremony currently taking place at the capital Gaborone. This after the long-time ruling Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) lost its power in recent elections to the Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC) after 58 years of governance. President Boko says he is a direct product of the Batswana people....

Botswana's newly elected leader, Duma Boko, says Africa can draw vital lessons from his country's smooth transfer of power. This, after the Botswana Democratic Party, which had ruled the country since independence in 1966, suffered a crushing defeat in last week's elections. Mqondisi Dube reports from Gaborone

Botswana's President Mokgweetsi Masisi has defended the country's electoral body amid criticism of its preparedness with Wednesday's early voting. It has been marred by a slow process and inadequate voting booths. Masisi, who is seeking a second and final term, told journalists after casting his vote that he is confident of victory. Mqondisi Dube reports from Gaborone

Africa here and Now's PATRICK SMITH has rocked up in Gaborone to gauge the mood in diamond-rich Botswana as people prepare to vote. He finds that this month's election could present the most serious challenge to the ruling party's almost 60 years in power.Have the books been cooked in Mozambique's election? The stakes are high, a $150billion gas project is on the cards.Somaliland- the breakaway republic which has no international recognition - is in the eye of a growing storm in the Horn of Africa. A new alliance between Eritrea, Egypt and Somalia threatens to isolate Ethiopia. But it's tiny Somaliland that's central to the current tensions. Its deal with Ethiopia to offer a stretch of its Gulf of Aden coastline in exchange for official recognition has upset everyone in the region. We find out more with PROFESSOR EID ALI AHMED, a senior advisor to the government in Hargeisa.The well-being of Cameroon's 91 year old president has been on our minds; a recent rumour that he had died went viral. The Yaounde government rubbished the rumours and decreed that Cameroonians be banned from discussing the health of their leader or risk prosecution. Africa Here and Now's DONU KOGBARA shares her thoughts on nonagenerian leaders and Orwellian decrees.And why did Tarzan, the legendary apeman, have no African friends despite being raised in an African jungle? That's the kind of question being considered by BARBARA ANGOPA on her new podcast HOLLYWOOD AFRICANS. Along with her co-host, AMAKA UGWUNKWO, Barbara dissects the way black people are portrayed in the movies. Check out HOLLYWOOD AFRICANS, available on all major audio platforms. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Botswana's electoral body has warned opposition parties against what it calls “reckless” claims of poll rigging ahead of the October 30th general election. A coalition of opposition parties accuse the country's Independent Electoral Commission of, among other infractions, adding deceased persons on the voter roll. Mqondisi Dube reports from Gaborone, Botswana

Die Lughawensmaatskappy van Suid-Afrika sê hy verwelkom die nuwe vlugroetes en bykomende vlugte na verskeie van sy lughawens, veral terwyl die land in Oktober Vervoermaand vier. Air Botswana se eerste vlug tussen Gaborone en Durban vind volgende Vrydag plaas met ʼn regstreekse vlug na King Shaka Internasionale Lughawe. ACSA se woordvoerder, Ernest Mulibana, sê van een November af stel British Airways ook meer vlugte in tussen Kaapstad Internasionale Lughawe en Heathrow-lughawe in Londen:

Botswana's High Court has confirmed that four presidential candidates will run in the country's general elections next month. Among the contestants is incumbent President Mokgweetsi Masisi, who is seeking a second and final term. Mqondisi Dube reports from Gaborone, Botswana

Air Botswana sal vanaf Oktober nuwe vlugte tussen Maun, Gaborone en Kasane na Windhoek begin. Uitvoerende hoof Lulu Rasebotsa het aangekondig dat die roetes drie keer per week vanaf elke stad sal vertrek, wat die verbinding tussen Botswana en Namibië sal verbeter. Die nuwe roetes het ten doel om besigheid en toerisme te ondersteun, ekonomiese aktiwiteite te bevorder en in lyn te bring met die lugredery se uitbreiding- en volhoubaarheidsdoelwitte. Kosmos 94.1 Nuus het gesels met Gitta Paetzold, die uitvoerende hoof van die Gasvryheidsvereniging van Namibië, wat sê dit is wonderlike nuus vir die gasvryheidsbedryf.

Namibië het deelgeneem aan die tweede Internasionale Ombudsman Expo 2024, wat deur die regering deur die kantoor van die Ombudsman van 29 Julie tot 2 Augustus in Gaborone aangebied is. Die geleentheid het meer as 500 Ombud-kantore, menseregte-liggame en bestuursinstellings van meer as 100 lande byeengebring. Kritieke kwessies is bespreek soos menseregte, omgewingsbeskerming, teenkorrupsiemaatreëls en die rol van Ombuds in verskeie sektore wêreldwyd. Kosmos 94.1 Nuus het met die Namibiese ombudsman, Basilius Dyakugha, oor die geleentheid gesels.

This is season 5 finale of the Africana Woman podcast. Your brand should precede you wherever you go. Samantha Mogwe has built a strong brand from scratch being mindful of what she shares, and wears, what she keeps private, how she communicates even when she is not speaking. As we conclude the season we know that to design a life you absolutely love you must be intentional with crafting your own personal brand. Let's talk about it ********************************** Samantha Mogwe is an RnB/Soul singer based in Gaborone, Botswana. She was born to a Motswana father and a Zambian mother. Mogwe brings a fusion element of neo-soul/R&B. Having been raised to appreciate poetry and the performing arts, she was exposed to music at an early age and was also encouraged to tell stories through music, writing and poetry. She is a multifaceted individual who places great value to edification and re-inventive qualities. She holds a degree in theology and has also gone on to study music with the Trinity College of London. She is a singer/songwriter, wife and mother, radio personality on Gabz FM, voice coach, social entrepreneur, business woman, fitness enthusiast.   Connect with Samantha Mogwe at: Facebook - Samantha Mogwe Instagram - @samanthamogwe X - @samanthamogwe   VOTE FOR AFRICANA WOMAN  We have been shortlisted as one of the finalists for the prestigious Kayana Female MSME Awards in the Category of The Diaspora Excellence Award. Vote here.  https://bit.ly/kayanavoting Voting ends on 7th June, 2024   AFRICANA WOMAN FESTIVAL Get your Tickets today https://www.africanawoman.com/festival    Be the first to get the scoop on all things Africana Woman Festival including early bird tickets and giveaways. Join our mailing list: https://forms.gle/fr5ibT6fSLTmoRs57   Sign up for the online Personal Brand Course: https://forms.gle/zyQT8HasBcbaK6Fb9    Join the Africana Woman Visionaries: https://africanawoman.gumroad.com/l/AWVNetwork    FREE MASTERCLASS - FROM STUCK TO UNSTOPPABLE  https://bit.ly/stureplay    Join #LUNCHANDLEARN Series: We are bringing you in person Networking the Africana Woman way across Zambia. We are going to be in Kitwe and Mongu. Tell your friends about it. Share it with your sisters https://forms.gle/NGbFTivUhP7EtW3H9    The Africana Woman Network is the first African Female led podcast network. We tell stories that centre the African woman both on the continent and in the diaspora. Our List of shows are: 1. Africana Woman, our APVA award winning anchor show 2. No Breaks 3. The Educated Africana 4. LEMBA The Africana Authors Space Stay tuned and Share the podcast with an African sis who needs her weekly dose of African spice.   KNOW your Roots, Grow your Purpose LINKS: Message Africana Woman on WhatsApp. https://wa.me/message/E3N7TH7RZSS4P1 +260978470395 Email: africanawoman@gmail.com  Website: https://www.africanawoman.com    Socials:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chulu_bydesign/            https://www.instagram.com/africanawoman/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/AfricanaWoman_ 

This is season 5 finale of the Africana Woman podcast. Your brand should precede you wherever you go. Samantha Mogwe has built a strong brand from scratch being mindful of what she shares, and wears, what she keeps private, how she communicates even when she is not speaking. As we conclude the season we know that to design a life you absolutely love you must be intentional with crafting your own personal brand. Let's talk about it ********************************** Samantha Mogwe is an RnB/Soul singer based in Gaborone, Botswana. She was born to a Motswana father and a Zambian mother. Mogwe brings a fusion element of neo-soul/R&B. Having been raised to appreciate poetry and the performing arts, she was exposed to music at an early age and was also encouraged to tell stories through music, writing and poetry. She is a multifaceted individual who places great value to edification and re-inventive qualities. She holds a degree in theology and has also gone on to study music with the Trinity College of London. She is a singer/songwriter, wife and mother, radio personality on Gabz FM, voice coach, social entrepreneur, business woman, fitness enthusiast.   Connect with Samantha Mogwe at: Facebook - Samantha Mogwe Instagram - @samanthamogwe X - @samanthamogwe   VOTE FOR AFRICANA WOMAN  We have been shortlisted as one of the finalists for the prestigious Kayana Female MSME Awards in the Category of The Diaspora Excellence Award. Vote here.  https://bit.ly/kayanavoting Voting ends on 7th June, 2024   AFRICANA WOMAN FESTIVAL Get your Tickets today https://www.africanawoman.com/festival    Be the first to get the scoop on all things Africana Woman Festival including early bird tickets and giveaways. Join our mailing list: https://forms.gle/fr5ibT6fSLTmoRs57   Sign up for the online Personal Brand Course: https://forms.gle/zyQT8HasBcbaK6Fb9    Join the Africana Woman Visionaries: https://africanawoman.gumroad.com/l/AWVNetwork    FREE MASTERCLASS - FROM STUCK TO UNSTOPPABLE  https://bit.ly/stureplay    Join #LUNCHANDLEARN Series: We are bringing you in person Networking the Africana Woman way across Zambia. We are going to be in Kitwe and Mongu. Tell your friends about it. Share it with your sisters https://forms.gle/NGbFTivUhP7EtW3H9    The Africana Woman Network is the first African Female led podcast network. We tell stories that centre the African woman both on the continent and in the diaspora. Our List of shows are: 1. Africana Woman, our APVA award winning anchor show 2. No Breaks 3. The Educated Africana 4. LEMBA The Africana Authors Space Stay tuned and Share the podcast with an African sis who needs her weekly dose of African spice.   KNOW your Roots, Grow your Purpose LINKS: Message Africana Woman on WhatsApp. https://wa.me/message/E3N7TH7RZSS4P1 +260978470395 Email: africanawoman@gmail.com  Website: https://www.africanawoman.com    Socials:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chulu_bydesign/  https://www.instagram.com/africanawoman/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/AfricanaWoman_ 

Sometimes, very rarely, a TV show comes along that captures people's imagination. The TV show Yellowstone has grown into a cultural phenomenon. And one of those unknown actors has become one the shows most beloved stars.Denim Richards stars as Colby, a faithful cowboy on the Yellowstone ranch, which is run by rancher John Dutton, aka Kevin Costner. It's an all-American show. So why invite Denim on Limitless Africa? Well, four years ago he decided to make a new life for himself and move from California to Botswana. Now he runs successful production companies in Gaborone and Johannesburg, runs masterclasses for actors all over the continent, and has just been named director for Media, Arts and Culture for the African Union. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today on Suero TV, we had Muhammad Ali - Managing Director at World Wide Industrial and Systems Engineers (WWISE). WWISE core function of business is ensuring companies globally follow the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) Standards and Principles. They are focused on ensuring organisations attain their ISO certification based on whichever ISO standard they wish to engage in. They offer organisations the opportunity to build their credibility with local and international professional bodies. They have assisted over 590 clients in the past 11 years, with a global footprint in 26 different countries. Their expertise lies in ISO Management Systems Implementation, Auditing, and Training. Muhammad is a young Motswana man running this company headquartered in South Africa. Over the years, they have extended their footprint nationally and globally. The have branches and partnerships in Cape Town, Durban, Port Elizabeth, Gaborone, Accra, Lima, Chicago, and Perth. Our discussion was on his professional journey on how he managed to set up and run a successful multi -international company from scratch at the age of 23. We spoke on leadership, the ups and downs of running a business, discipline, consistency, taking care of your team being quite critical in running a successful business. We also touched on the most important aspect - the partner you choose to marry on how they affect the trajectory of your whole life and how successful you will be. Happy listening.

Deputy Editor Adrian Gonzalez interviews Drew Voetsch (Division of Global HIV and TB, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, USA) and Robert Selato (National AIDS and Health Promotion Agency, Gaborone, Botswana) on Botswana´s accomplishments and progress towards achieving the UNAIDS 95 targets.Read the full article:https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanhiv/article/PIIS2352-3018(24)00003-1/fulltext?dgcid=buzzsprout_icw_podcast_generic_lanhivContinue this conversation on social!Follow us today at...https://twitter.com/thelancethttps://instagram.com/thelancetgrouphttps://facebook.com/thelancetmedicaljournalhttps://linkedIn.com/company/the-lancethttps://youtube.com/thelancettv

Maxwell's 30-minute playlist includes current tunes from Mozambique, Nigeria, Uganda, Belgium (Morocco), Tunisia and South Africa. Drop the Needle marks the bottom of the hour with Nana Kwesi Asare, and Word on the Tweets brings up-to-the minute American entertainment news in 90 seconds. Enjoy unedited conversation and music listening with two of Africa's finest music journalists Bill Odidi (Kenya) and Prince Benjamin (Ghana). Bill shares his musical discoveries from Botswana and Prince speaks with Heather by phone out of Accra, to talk about trending music in that capital city of Ghana.

Die ongevraagde aanbiedinge wat Botswana van beleggers ontvang wat belangstel om ‘n spoorlyn na Walvisbaai te bou, bly in die nuus. Die spoorlyn sal as ‘n alternatief vir Suid-Afrika se sukkelende logistieke netwerk dien en sal van Gaborone, deur die Kalahari-woestyn tot by Gobabis en Walvisbaai aan die Atlantiese Oseaan loop. Die woordvoerder van TransNamib, Abigail Raubenheimer, sê die spoor sal meer handelsmarkte op die vasteland oopmaak.

In episode 282 UNP founder and curator Grant Scott is in his shed reflecting on the power of light, and why more people should attend academic photography conferences. Plus this week, photographer Dillon Marsh takes on the challenge of supplying Grant with an audio file no longer than 5 minutes in length in which he answer's the question ‘What Does Photography Mean to You?' Dillon Marsh is a South African photographer who currently lives in Cape Town, the city of his birth. Surrounded by the breath-taking landscapes of his native country, he developed a deep appreciation for the natural world at an early age. This has inspired his artistic practice, leading him to explore the tenuous relationship between humans and the world we inhabit. The range of subjects he focusses on is varied, from macro photos of seeds that hitch rides using hooks and barbs, to aerial photos of giant patterns ploughed along the desolate west coast of South Africa. His practice has also seen him explore termite mounds in Gaborone, and the snow-covered peaks of the Rwenzori Mountains. However, he is perhaps best known for his series For What It's Worth in which he combines photography and computer-generated elements to examine the impact that the mining industry has had in his home country. Marsh has exhibited his work internationally and is currently working on several new projects that he plans to publish as books. https://dillonmarsh.com Dr. Grant Scott is the founder/curator of United Nations of Photography, a Senior Lecturer and Subject Co-ordinator: Photography at Oxford Brookes University, Oxford, a working photographer, documentary filmmaker, BBC Radio contributor and the author of Professional Photography: The New Global Landscape Explained (Routledge 2014), The Essential Student Guide to Professional Photography (Routledge 2015), New Ways of Seeing: The Democratic Language of Photography (Routledge 2019). His film Do Not Bend: The Photographic Life of Bill Jay was first screened in 2018 www.donotbendfilm.com. He is the presenter of the A Photographic Life and In Search of Bill Jay podcasts. Scott's next book Condé Nast Have Left The Building: Six Decades of Vogue House will be published by Orphans Publishing in the Spring of 2024. © Grant Scott 2023

Ahead of the 6th Africa Tourism Leadership Forum and Awards slated for the 4-6 October in Gaborone, Botswana, I caught up with Dan Dsouza, a speaker and a  global leader in corporate innovation, with expertise in fostering corporate venturing and start-up creation. He tells me he wants to see influential, and people in power who can influence and create places for safe practice to change the industry.  

La capitale du Botswana, Gaborone, accueillait, il y a une dizaine de jours, le 15e « US-Africa Business Summit », un sommet qui s'est tenu sans le président sud-africain Cyril Ramaphosa. Les relations de l'Afrique du Sud avec les États-Unis se sont tendues depuis le début de la guerre en Ukraine, avec le choix de Pretoria de ne pas faire une croix sur ses bonnes relations avec Moscou. Un choix qui pourrait l'exclure du programme de préférence commerciale américain de l'Agoa. De notre envoyée spéciale à Gaborone,Alors que le monde africain et américain des affaires s'était rassemblé à Gaborone au début du mois, le ministre du Commerce sud-africain a, lui, fait le trajet inverse, pour se rendre à Washington et tenter de sauver la place de l'Afrique du Sud au sein de l'Agoa. « Une visite nécessaire », selon Cynthia Griffin, représentante du département du commerce américain pour l'Afrique subsaharienne.« Les demandes autour de l'Agoa sont à l'étude, pour toute l'Afrique subsaharienne, et le commerce continue pour l'instant, alors que l'Afrique du Sud échange directement avec le gouvernement américain et les législateurs. C'est important qu'il y ait une communication ouverte, de chaque côté, pour partager différents points de vue. »Le mois dernier, des représentants du Congrès américain des deux partis avaient pourtant écrit une lettre pour réclamer le retrait de l'Afrique du Sud du programme. Ce n'est pas la première fois que le pays reçoit de telles menaces : en 2015, Pretoria avait été forcée d'ouvrir son marché aux volailles américaines.Désormais, ce sont ses liens avec la Russie qui sont en cause, des liens utiles selon le ministre des Entreprises publiques, Pravin Gordhan, puisqu'ils ont permis de mener une mission de paix.« Nous avons des liens avec tous les pays du monde. Notre président, avec d'autres homologues africains, se sont rendus en Ukraine et en Russie. Peut-être que nos intentions sont mal comprises. Nous souhaitons simplement encourager les pays à parler entre eux et à régler leurs problèmes sans que des civils en subissent les répercussions négatives. »Du côté du secteur privé sud-africain, on espère que la non venue de Vladimir Poutine au sommet des Brics saura adoucir Washington. Car un retrait de l'Agoa pourrait être lourd de conséquences selon Cas Coovadia, à la tête Business Unity South Africa (BUSA), l'un des syndicats du secteur : « Notre pays est l'un des principaux partenaires commerciaux des États-Unis sur le continent. Et notre agriculture, ainsi que nos industries automobiles et minières en ont beaucoup bénéficié. Donc cela aurait certainement un impact fort. »Mais au-delà de l'aspect politique, l'Afrique du Sud, qui a exporté, grâce à l'Agoa, 2,5 milliards d'euros de produits vers les États-Unis en 2021, voit son éligibilité être remise en question à cause de son classement par la Banque mondiale dans la tranche supérieure des pays à revenu intermédiaire. Un argument que rejette Cas Coovadia : « Ce n'est pas recevable à cause de nos graves problèmes sociaux-économiques, avec un manque de croissance et un très fort taux de chômage. »Le pays est, pour l'instant, toujours censé accueillir le sommet de l'Agoa sur son sol, d'ici à la fin de l'année.À lire aussiSommet d'affaires États-Unis-Afrique: Quel avenir pour l'Agoa? [1/4]

La capitale du Botswana, Gaborone, accueillait, il y a une dizaine de jours, le 15e « US-Africa Business Summit », un sommet des affaires entre les États-Unis et l'Afrique. L'administration Biden entendait en effet renouer avec l'Afrique, il y a 7 mois, lors du sommet de Washington. Mais l'un des points qui reste en suspens est l'avenir de l'Agoa. l'African Growth and Opportunity Act doit expirer en 2025 et il n'est pas encore certain qu'elle sera renouvelée à l'identique. De notre envoyée spéciale à GaboroneL'Agoa, cette loi signée en 2000, était jusque-là l'une des pierres angulaires de la stratégie commerciale des États-Unis pour ouvrir leur marché à une quarantaine de pays africains. Elle permet aux pays africains éligibles d'exporter certains produits vers les États-Unis sans droits de douane et le continent en a profité à hauteur de 10 milliards d'euros d'exportations sur l'année 2022. Pour le président du Botswana, Mokgweetsi Masisi qui accueillait ce sommet des affaires États-Unis/Afrique dans sa capitale, il est impératif que cette loi soit prolongée.« Nous souhaitons très sérieusement que l'administration Biden renouvelle l'Agoa. Un renouvellement maintenant, avec un mandat plus étendu, enverrait un signal fort et apporterait de la confiance aux marchés. Cela servirait également de catalyseur pour l'industrialisation de l'Afrique et son inclusion au sein des chaînes de valeur mondiales. »Cinq pays profitent largement de l'AgoaMais le programme connait aussi des critiques. Depuis sa mise en place, il n'a bénéficié qu'à un petit nombre de produits, avec en premier lieu les exportations de pétrole brut. Pour les autres marchandises, jusqu'en 2021, cinq pays – l'Afrique du Sud, le Kenya, le Lesotho, Madagascar et l'Éthiopie – concentraient plus des trois quarts des exportations effectuées grâce à ce régime, notamment grâce aux filières textile et automobile déjà bien développées.Osvaldo Gómez Martínez, adjoint aux affaires africaines du bureau américain au commerce, reconnaît qu'il y a besoin de changement : « L'Agoa a été au cœur de nos relations économiques, entre les États-Unis et l'Afrique, et cela reste vrai. Mais le monde a changé, nous avons tous changé en 20 ans. Et même s'il y a d'importantes conversations, très dynamiques, autour du futur, l'Agoa ce n'est pas le seul outil de notre politique commerciale, afin d'améliorer et de renforcer nos partenariats économiques États-Unis/Afrique. »Certaines exportations africaines peuvent, de plus, déjà bénéficier du système de préférences généralisé, sans passer par l'Agoa. La loi apparaît aussi comme moyen de pression commerciale, pour faciliter l'accès de produits américains sur le continent. Et la décision, chaque année, de renouveler ou non l'éligibilité des pays, ne crée pas un environnement stable pour investir, comme le regrette l'Atlantic Council, dans un nouveau rapport. L'ancienne secrétaire d'État française, Rama Yade, est directrice Afrique de ce think tank :« La critique principale, par rapport à l'Agoa, a été qu'il a pu être utilisé comme outil politique. Parfois ça peut se justifier : l'année dernière, l'Éthiopie a été exclue des bénéfices de l'Agoa, comment continuer à faire commerce en ignorant les milliers de morts, les viols, les crimes de guerre ? Dans d'autres cas, peut-être moins, c'est ce que disent certains africains. »L'émergence de partenariats bilatéraux et le développement de la Zone de libre-échange africaine (Zlecaf), pourraient aussi contribuer à transformer le programme américain.À lire aussiUn 15e sommet des affaires États-Unis-Afrique pour redynamiser les échanges avec le continent

Gothataone Moeng says she knows the characters in her collection of short stories, Call and Response. They bear similarities to her sisters, cousins, and aunties – but they're their own reflections of life, love, shame, expectations and joy in Gaborone and Serowe, Botswana. In today's episode, Moeng talks to NPR's Scott Simon about some of the different lessons her protagonists are learning, and how spending time back home in her village after a long time away reopened doors to a rhythm of life she'd almost forgotten about.

José Luís Peixoto aterra na capital do Botswana e dança Afro-jazz.

Georgina Godwin speaks to writer Gothataone Moeng about her highly anticipated new collection of short stories ‘Call and Response'. Set between the rural village of Serowe and the capital Gaborone; the book tells stories of ordinary life in contemporary Botswana.

 The Oncology Podcast - Delivering Oncology News DifferentlyWelcome to Episode 11 in our Experts On Point podcast series brought to you by The Oncology Podcast. Have you wondered what it is like to practice radiation oncology in Botswana? How can technology and smartphones be used to optimise cancer care?In today's episode Rachael Babin speaks to Surbhi Grover, Associate Professor of Radiation Oncology at the University of Pennsylvania and Adjunct Senior Lecturer at University of Botswana.  They're joined by Givy Dhaliwal, Founder & CEO of ONE BCG, the company behind the OP Care app.Surbhi and Givy collaborated on a smartphone app to optimise the care of gynaecological patients and remove common barriers to treatment success. This is the second special episode of Experts on Point focused on cancer care in Botswana. In the first episode, Hans Prenen spoke to Peter Vuylsteke about his experiences practicing medical oncology.For news and podcast updates subscribe to The Oncology Newsletter,  a free weekly publication for healthcare professionals with an interest in oncology. Click here to subscribe.PART OF THE ONCOLOGY NETWORK... Join Us 

The Oncology Podcast - Delivering Oncology News DifferentlyWelcome to Episode 10 in our Experts On Point podcast series brought to you by The Oncology Podcast.Have you wondered what it is like to practice medical oncology in Botswana?In today's episode, Professor Hans Prenen and Dr Laure-Anne Teuwen chat to Dr Peter Vuylsteke from the University of Gaborone, the capital of Botswana. Peter left his medical oncology practice in Belgium to experience medicine in a completely different environment.This is the first of two special episodes of the podcast on Cancer Care in Botswana. In the next episode, Rachael Babin chats to Surbhi Grover and Givy Dhaliwal about their smart phone app, created to improve the care of gynaecological cancer patients in Gaborone.We hope you enjoy today's episode.For news and podcast updates subscribe to The Oncology Newsletter,  a free weekly publication for healthcare professionals with an interest in oncology. Click here to subscribe.PART OF THE ONCOLOGY NETWORK... Join Us

Die Namibiese en Botswana regerings het ingestem om die gebruik van paspoorte vir reis tussen die twee lande af te skaf. Burgers van die twee lande sal nou identiteitskaarte gebruik. President Hage Geingob het die aankondiging gemaak tydens die eerste sitting van die Bi-Nasionale Kommissie wat in Gaborone aan die gang is. Romeo Muyunda, woordvoerder van die ministerie van toerisme sê dit sal toerisme tussen die twee lande verbeter.

Many people across the continent rely on generators when the electricity supply is unreliable in their countries. Blackouts or planned loadshedding have become common in Zimbabwe and South Africa, leaving families without power for hours at a time. But neighbouring Botswana is hoping to change all of that. Botswana Power Corporation – the state owned energy provider – has been working to generate additional power for some time. And the government in Gaborone is hoping to sell it to neighbouring countries. So, could this be a mutually beneficial arrangement for countries in southern Africa? #Africa Daily

Keeping up with my international adventures, I am recapping my experience living abroad and dating the men. I established my own set of principles that guided me through Accra, Ghana and Gaborone, Botswana. I loved, laughed, and made some amazing memories. I'm ending my time in Botswana for now but I'm just getting started on this international adventure. You don't want to miss this episode!   CONNECT WITH LATOYA Follow Latoya De'Shaun on Instagram - @Latoyadeshaun Go to info@patentleatherproject.com to join Latoya's Resilience + Rediscovery online coaching program. Let Latoya know who you are and why you're interested in changing your life and starting a work from anywhere business. BOOK LATOYA FOR MAKEUP GIGS   Email Latoya at me@latoyadeshaun.com to book her for high profile makeup gigs BOOK LATOYA FOR SPEAKING GIGS   Email Latoya at  me@latoyadeshaun.com to book her for speaking gigs related to makeup, mental health, and entrepreneurship

I'm recapping my tenure in Gaborone, Botswana as I conclude my time there…for now. From the people, to the food, to the music, Gaborone is the vibe I've always wanted and my home on the African continent. I finally feel like I found my vibe, my tribe. You don't wanna miss this episode!   CONNECT WITH LATOYA Follow Latoya De'Shaun on Instagram - @Latoyadeshaun Go to info@patentleatherproject.com to join Latoya's Resilience + Rediscovery online coaching program. Let Latoya know who you are and why you're interested in changing your life and starting a work from anywhere business. BOOK LATOYA FOR MAKEUP GIGS   Email Latoya at me@latoyadeshaun.com to book her for high profile makeup gigs BOOK LATOYA FOR SPEAKING GIGS   Email Latoya at  me@latoyadeshaun.com to book her for speaking gigs related to makeup, mental health, and entrepreneurship

My first empowerment workshop is finally here and I am discussing everything from behind the scenes to the transformational experience that shifted the entire city of Gaborone, Botswana. Come listen to what it looks like to show up for yourself and achieve beyond my perceived capabilities.    This workshop is special because I set a goal in 2019 to start my personal development business in Gaborone, Botswana in 2022. This workshop is the culmination of my hard work, obedience, and patience. I am damn proud of myself for creating a space for women to be held in high regard and this is just the beginning. Black women entrepreneurs, this is for you!     CONNECT WITH LATOYA Follow Latoya De'Shaun on Instagram - @Latoyadeshaun Go to info@patentleatherproject.com to join Latoya's Gain Confidence + Transform your Life online coaching program. Let Latoya know who you are and why you're interested in changing your life and starting a work from anywhere business. BOOK LATOYA FOR MAKEUP GIGS   Email Latoya at me@latoyadeshaun.com to book her for high profile makeup gigs BOOK LATOYA FOR SPEAKING GIGS   Email Latoya at  me@latoyadeshaun.com to book her for speaking gigs related to makeup, mental health, and entrepreneurship

Leading up to my first workshop in Gaborone, Botswana, I sat down for the Femme Focused Mid-Morning show radio segment on Gabz FM where radio host, Gaone Lorato Kgaswanyane-Khumomatlhare, celebrates women for their extraordinary contributions to society, remarkable triumphs and unmatched fearlessness.  In this episode, I speak a little about my life story and my life's work, and how I continue to overcome life's difficulties growing a business and tending to my mental health. We especially spoke about celebrities and mental health and I offered my opinion on the current state of the industry. We got real comfortable in this episode, I even left with a traditional Setswana name. You don't want to miss this episode!   CONNECT WITH LATOYA Follow Latoya De'Shaun on Instagram - @Latoyadeshaun Go to info@patentleatherproject.com to join Latoya's Gain Confidence + Transform your Life online coaching program. Let Latoya know who you are and why you're interested in changing your life and starting a work from anywhere business. BOOK LATOYA FOR MAKEUP GIGS   Email Latoya at me@latoyadeshaun.com to book her for high profile makeup gigs BOOK LATOYA FOR SPEAKING GIGS   Email Latoya at  me@latoyadeshaun.com to book her for speaking gigs related to makeup, mental health, and entrepreneurship

Another day, another obstacle. In this episode, I recap my informational meeting with a member of the clergy at one of the most popular churches in Gaborone, Botswana as I was on a mission to expose my business and get on this church's radar.    The stereotypes about Black women have long impacted our emotional well being and ability to overcome life difficulties for far too long, and I understand these women who had to use stereotypes like frightening and threatening as a defense mechanism to protect themselves from people they don't know. Come listen to this thrilling exchange from my point of view.    CONNECT WITH LATOYA Follow Latoya De'Shaun on Instagram - @Latoyadeshaun Go to info@patentleatherproject.com to join Latoya's Gain Confidence + Transform your Life online coaching program. Let Latoya know who you are and why you're interested in changing your life and starting a work from anywhere business. BOOK LATOYA FOR MAKEUP GIGS   Email Latoya at me@latoyadeshaun.com to book her for high profile makeup gigs BOOK LATOYA FOR SPEAKING GIGS   Email Latoya at  me@latoyadeshaun.com to book her for speaking gigs related to makeup, mental health, and entrepreneurship

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In this episode, I recap my first corporate pitch to a local Gaborone, Botswana media company and the top takeaways from that experience given to me from my friend and personal assistant. Come listen to what to do and NOT DO when you are pitching your business.  Its always about confidence and this time we're shifting into business mode.    CONNECT WITH LATOYA Follow Latoya De'Shaun on Instagram - @Latoyadeshaun Go to info@patentleatherproject.com to join Latoya's Gain Confidence + Transform your Life online coaching program. Let Latoya know who you are and why you're interested in changing your life and starting a work from anywhere business. BOOK LATOYA FOR MAKEUP GIGS   Email Latoya at me@latoyadeshaun.com to book her for high profile makeup gigs BOOK LATOYA FOR SPEAKING GIGS   Email Latoya at  me@latoyadeshaun.com to book her for speaking gigs related to makeup, mental health, and entrepreneurship

Welcome to Episode #15 of the Wild Yoga Tribe Podcast! This week, I welcome Bonolo Phaladze onto the show. She is a yoga studio owner and yoga teacher from Botswana. The way that Bonolo describes yoga, as a fairy godmother was such a surprise! But a delight to hear and to listen to her share her thoughts on yoga in Botswana and how yoga makes her feel. As a yoga studio owner of one of the few yoga studios in Botswana, Bonolo describes what it was like for her to find yoga herself, and her journey to find a yoga teacher— it was harder than she expected! Get ready for a fun conversation filled with laughter and creative analogies and metaphors! Yoga in Botswana, here we come! Tell me more about Bonolo Phaladze… Bonolo Phaladze is the founder and lead teacher at Yownn Yoga, a yoga studio based in Gaborone, Botswana. The studio offers yoga retreats in Southern Africa, and yoga classes both in person and online. Bonolo is a Registered Yoga Teacher, RYT200 with Yoga Alliance, she specializes in yoga for beginners primarily because the yoga scene in Botswana is relatively new, and there is a lot of work to be done to introduce more people to yoga. Bonolo's first encounter with yoga was not enthusiastic, it was a doctor's recommendation. In 2013 due to a high risk pregnancy she had no choice but to accede to her doctor's demands to abandon her regular high intensity train for something low impact and gentle like yoga. She was skeptical of yoga, maybe even judgmental, she had never once considered yoga a fitness activity. The first yoga session sparked a curiosity and respect in her that propelled her to keep returning to the mat. What to expect in the Yoga In Botswana episode of the Wild Yoga Tribe Podcast Bonolo kicks off the conversation by revealing how she first came to yoga, as her bio indicates, it wasn't enthusiastically. She first saw people at the gym just lying around on their yoga mats (apparently!) and she judged yoga as something too boring and easy. Now, it is her passion to teach new students what yoga is and what yoga can be. As yoga in Botswana is still not mainstream, the majority of her students are new to the practice. She loves walking alongside her students on their journey of yoga and showing them that it is more than just handstands and headstands. The emotional and mental presence involved in yoga is where the magic lies. While yoga in Botswana may be relatively “unpopular” as its not mainstream yet, Bonolo describes Botswana as an oasis for those seeking peace, and as she jokes “a place to sleep.” Curious about yoga in Botswana? Let's go straight to the source! Tap into our conversation wherever you listen to podcasts. For the skimmers - What's in the Yoga in Botswana episode? Yoga is a Fairy Godmother The Joy of Yoga - A Sun Burst! Teaching Beginners & Walking with Them On Their Journey Stress, Anxiety, Insomnia, and Back Pain Connect with Bonolo Phaladze https://yownnyoga.com/retreats-workshops/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCilnPwG29SD7RIfIQ_YgamQ https://www.instagram.com/yownnyoga/ https://www.facebook.com/yownnyoga/ Want more? Head on over to my website https://wildyogatribe.com/thepodcast/ Everything you need is just one click away! Check out all the resources here: https://linktr.ee/wildyogatribe --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wildyogatribe/message