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Olebile Makhupe will step down from her role as Managing Director of Bank Gaborone on 31 August 2026.

Bank Gaborone MD resigns

2 Weeks Ago

Bronwyn Moody. PHOTOS: CONTRIBUTED

Capricorn fills wealth, communication roles

1 Month Ago

Bronwyn Moody as Head of Strategic Communication and Social Impact

Bank Windhoek appoints Moody as Strategic Communication and Social Impact Head

1 Month Ago

Botswana has been advised to maintain u0022blocking minorityu0022 rather than seeking control.

Former Governor: Avoid majority De Beers stake

3 Months Ago

Capricorn Group has warned of a 10u201315% drop in interim earnings to December 2025. PHOTO: FILE

Capricorn expects profit dip

4 Months Ago

The Capricorn Group says its existing operations take priority as Standard Chartered advances exit plans. A Bank Gaborone customer is seen withdrawing money from one of its automated teller machines. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Capricorn stays the course in Botswana

4 Months Ago

CONFIDENCE: Bank Windhoek's Namibian long-term rating was upgraded to AA+(NA) from AA(NA). Photo Bank Windhoek

Capricorn Group and Bank Windhoek see long-term ratings elevated

8 Months Ago

Capricorn Group delivered a stellar set of results, with profit after tax coming in at just under N$2 billion. PHOTO: File

Capricorn group profits rise 14.8% to N$1.99 billion

8 Months Ago

Pictured FLTR are Gerhard Fourie, Marlize Horn, David Nuyoma, Veripura Muukua, Jacqueline Pack, James Chapman and Tarina Biewenga.

Capricorn launches Social Value Report

9 Months Ago

Letshego Microfinancial Services Namibia chief executive Melvin Angula.

Namibia’s AI credit model showcased on global stage

9 Months Ago

Kyle Johnson. PHOTO BOTSWANA GOLF UNION

Johnson leads Namibia to fourth place at Region 5 tourney

The second round of the Africa Golf Confederation (AGC) Region 5 Tournament concluded yesterday with Namibia’s Kyle Johnson maintaining his position as the top performer on the Namibian team and holding onto second place overall.However, the leaderboard saw a shake-up at the top, with South Africa’s Astin Wade Arthur surging ahead to claim first place.Arthur fired a superb 8-under-par total of 134 (71 in round one and 63 in round two), overtaking Zimbabwe’s Keegan Shutt, who slipped to third after a second-round 74 brought his total to 136 (-6).Johnson, meanwhile, remained consistent with a round of 67, bringing his tournament total to 135 (-7).Among the rest of the Namibian squad, Henry Mudge IV is tied for 8th on 147 (+5) after carding a 75 in round two.Team captain Brendam Britten sits in 22nd place on 158 (+16) following a round of 82, while international debutant Jackson Kawaya is 23rd with a total of 159 (+17) after shooting 81.The third and final round tees off tomorrow at the Stanbic Bank Gaborone Golf Club. Photos: Botswana Golf Union

Johnson one shot off lead in Gaborone tourney

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