Royal Business Magazine

29/11/2019

Available colours. 1 P**a each. Call or whatsapp 72572940

14/05/2019

Event access tags for sale
Different colours available
Selling @ 0.90 thebe
Cell ; 74795004 / 77468336

15/01/2019

Wristbands/tags available for all your ourdoor events,clubs,concerts etc
Selling @ 1 p**a per tag

21/12/2018

Events plug bw

Event tags for sale
unprinted solid tags selling @ 1p**a
printed tags(black colour print) selling @ 1.50

03/12/2018

Events plug bw

Festive month has begun
Grab yourself event tags for you shows,ourdoor events,picnics,club etc

20/11/2018

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Event tags available
selling @ 1 p**a per tag

19/11/2018

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Event wristbands/tags available(permission access design) 4 colours available
selling at 1 p**a per tag

18/11/2018

Events plug bw

Its the festive season,get yourself event wristbands/tags be it for a concert,festival,outdoor event, club etc
selling @ 1 p**a per tag😊😊

07/11/2018

Events plug bw

Event wristbands available in bulk supply
different designs and colouls available
Selling @ 1 p**a per tag

06/11/2018

Events plug bw

Its events season
Secure wristbands/tags for your outdoor event,festivals,concerts etc
Selling @ 1 p**a per tag

05/06/2018

25Hectares,Ploughing Field FOR SALE in Maun, Matlapaneng 6Km from Main Road. Contact 73185127.😊

24/08/2017

Ploughing field for sale!
25 hectares 100k
Maun matlapana
73185127!!

16/03/2016

Dear Beloved Citizens Of Botswana This Is What We Found At Our Transport OffIces, Can We Really Increase Productivity? If You Believe We Cant Click Like...

16/03/2016

I mistakenly sent someone
R1000 through FNB's eWallet...in
fact should I say I sent R1000 to
a wrong number. After realizing
this, I calmed down and sent
him/her this text message:
"Hello Dear, I hope you got the
membership welcome fee of
R1000 to our Satanism Church.
We are glad and looking
forward to having you with us.
That is just the beginning of the
richest life you are about to start
living. We hope you are as
excited to be joining our church
as we are. As I just said, that is a
welcome salary, We are having a
meeting tonight whereby we
will slaughter 3 people in
celebration of Easter month.
Please invite over any female
person you may be close to. Lets
meet tonight at 8pm at
YOUR PLACE. If you
haven't shown any interest in
our church and you believe this
is a mistake, kindly sent the
money back to this number
otherwise welcome to our
Church.
See you tonight."
10 Minutes later, R1000 was
sent back to me together with
the following SMS, "This must be
a mistake. I am not interested"

15/06/2015

By
Richard Chen

Jack Ma once said, 'When Selling to close friends and family, no matter how much you're selling to them, they will always feel you're earning their money, no matter how cheap you sell to them, they still wouldn't appreciate it.'

There will always be people who do not care about your Costs, Time, Effort, they rather let other people cheat them, allowing others to earn, then supporting someone they know. Cause in their heart, they will always be thinking, 'How much did he earn from me?' instead of "How much did he SAVE/MAKE for me?"

This is a classic example of a poor person's mentality!

How did the rich people become rich? One of the main reason is because they are willing to SUPPORT their associates business, taking care of one another's interests thus naturally they get back more.

Your Friends will in turn support you, thus the circle of wealth continues to grow and grow!

Simple Logic, you will start to get rich once you understand it.

Jack Ma on Sales: 'When doing Sales, the first people who will trust you will be Strangers, Friends will be shielding against you, fair-weather friends will distance from you. Family will look down upon you.'

The day you finally succeed, paying the bill for every get-together dinner, entertainment, you will realised: Everyone else is present except the Strangers.

Do you get the meaning of this?

We need to treat our dear Strangers better! And even more so to Friends who know what you are doing and yet still SUPPORT you!

Let us treat STRANGERS who buys from us better from today. They are your BEST customers!

13/06/2015

BOSSO KE MANG ?
1: The MOKALAKA man who removed his shoes to enter a taxi...
2: MOLETE man who went to the bank with a spanner to open a bank account...
3: MOKGATLA man who went to bed with a ruler just to know how long he slept...
4: MONGWATO man who watched the news and waved at the news reader & anyone who appears on the News bulletin....
5: NGWAKETSE nurse who woke up a sleeping patient simply because she forgot to give him sleeping pills...
6: MMIRWA man who lowered his TV volume because he wanted to read a text message...
7: MOSARWA man who climbed a mango tree to check if the mango was ripe enough, then came down and started stoning it...
8: MOHERERO man who polished his shoe to take a passport photo...
10: MOKWENA man who saw something which looked like s**t, touched and tasted it, saying, "Hmmmm" this bloody s**t! Thank God i didn't step on it...
11: TSWAPONG man who bought a loaf of bread in a tuck shop within his street and took a CAB special to CHOPPIES just to slice the bread....
12 : MOTAWANA man who threw his cat into the river to chase fish out of the water...

10/04/2015

How much do they earn? President, Ministers, MPs? Well, here is how they are remunerated.

Basic Salaries

President- P54 279 per month
Vice President- P41 768 per month
Cabinet Ministers- P36 638 per month
Assistant Ministers- P30 891 per month
Speaker of the National Assembly- P36 638 per month
Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly- P30 891 per month
Leader of the Opposition- P30 891 per month
Chief Whip- P24 5I5 per month
Opposition Whip- P23 563 per month
Members of Parliament- P22 205 per month

Plus allowances i.e; Sitting allowance, housing, communication, hospitality e.t.c

The salaries are effective 1st April, thus after 6% increase.

Source : Weekend Post

01/04/2015

All you need is to believe in something and will materialize, you start by convincing one person at a time and build an empire of followers :)

13/03/2015

lets see who is good at math

07/01/2015

The Business Weekly & Review


BREAKING NEWS: Former Vice President Mompati Merafhe has deceased, government spokesperson Jeff Ramsay has confirmed today. More details to come

30/12/2014

RE: ‘’LIONS ON THE LOOSE IN FRANCISTOWN” SEARCH CONTINUES

The Department of Wildlife has cautioned members of the public that a lioness along with her cubs is believed to still be on the loose in the bush area adjacent to Francistown. The lions were spotted at the Francistown golf course yesterday and subsequently disappeared into the bush around the Donga area.

The search for the lions by relevant authorities remains ongoing. In the meantime the public is advised to be continue to be cautious.

13/12/2014

The world says - The more you have , the more blessed you are. God says – The more you have, the more you will be accountable to help others. Be an abundant thinker. Look for the ultimate rather than the immediate.

12/12/2014

ECONOMIC HINT FRIENDS:
RULES 4 THOSE WHO WILL BE
DRINKING BUT NOT BUYING
DURING DECEMBER TIME:
1. Respect the buyer.
2. Greet the buyer before u sit.
3. Don't be boring, tell more stories
but don't talk more than the buyer.
4. Always help the buyer with
carrying beers from the counter.
5. Dance to any music that the
buyer likes.
6. Buyer's jokes are always funny so
laugh out loud.
7. When the buyer fights, fight...even if
you are skinny my friend fight
yomoer -
8. Wait for the buyer to finish his
drink before, you open another one,
no matter how fast you drink
9.When the buyer stops drinking, stop
too
10.Always drink cheaper drinks than
what the buyer drinks (No Heineken
for you when I'm drinking castle lite)
11. You drink what the buyer wants
you to drink, nywee nywee nna
kenwa guarana, wagafa otlae
reka??? Black Label for you
12. When using a cooler box, you are
responsible for breaking the ice
blocks
13. In a cooler box, the buyer's drinks
should be at the bottom and yours
at the top, you are responsible for
taking out those drinks whenever
the buyer calls for one
14.If the cooler box is full, your drinks
remain in the boot and outside the
cooler box until there's
some space
15. If by some reason you have to
leave and you had drinks in the
cooler box, you just leave empty
handed, Those drinks are the sole
property of the buyer...

17/11/2014

Orange announces winners of the Orange African Social Venture Prize -...

Thuto Paul Gaotingwe a Motswana youngman is this year's Orange African Social Venture 1st prize winner. His project Modisar scooped first place in the competition.

Modisar, is a livestock farm management application (desktop, web and mobile) that makes it easy for a farmer to manage his\her farm. The application is designed to stimulate development of the livestock industry in Botswana and cultivate interest in livestock farming among younger generations by associating modern technologies with the nation’s passion for farming. Modisar aims to ensure the continuity and sustainability of the livestock sector, a major contributor to the Gross Domestic Product in Botswana.

Read more below about other winners in this competition.

http://en.starafrica.com/entrepreneurship/orange-announces-winners-of-the-orange-african-social-venture-prize.html

Orange announces winners of the Orange African Social Venture Prize Posted by: StarAfrica.com Posted date : November 13, 2014 at 9:37 am UTC 24 views In: Orange African Social Venture Prize, press release, Top Elizabeth Medou Bedang (CEO of Orange Cameroun), Alexandre Castel (Station Energy Ivoire,…

12/11/2014

All Students in Botswana say they want their former Minister
Whats your views Royals?

30/10/2014

The President, Lt Gen. Seretse Khama Ian Khama, has appointed members of cabinet as follows:
1. Ministry of Agriculture
Minister: Mr Christiaan De Graaf
Assistant Minister: Mr Patrick P**e Ralotsia
2. Ministry of Defence, Justice and Security
Minister: Mr Shaw Kgathi
3. Ministry of Education and Skills Development
Minister: Mr Mokgweetsi Masisi
Assistant Ministers: 1. Dr Unity Dow
2. Mr Moiseraele Goya
4. Ministry of Environment, Wildlife and Tourism
Minister: Mr Tshekedi Khama
5. Ministry of Finance and Development Planning
Minister: Mr Ontefetse Kenneth Matambo
6. Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation
Minister: Dr Pelonomi Venson-Moitoi
7. Ministry of Health
Minister: Ms Dorcus Makgato
Assistant Minister: Dr. Alfred Madigele
8. Ministry of Infrastructure, Science and Technology
Minister: Mr Nonofo Molefhi
9. Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development
Minister: Mr Slumber Tsogwane
Asistant Ministers:
1. Ms Botlogile Tshireletso
2. Mr France van der Westhuizen
10. Ministry of Labour and Home Affairs
Minister: Mr Edwin Jenamiso Batshu
11. Ministry of Lands and Housing
Minister: Mr Prince Maele
12. Ministry of Minerals, Energy and Water Resources
Minister: Mr Onkokame Kitso Mokaila
13. Ministry of State President
Minister: Mr Eric Mothusi Molale
Assistant Minister: Mr Phillip Makgalemele
14. Ministry of Transport and Communications
Minister: Mr Tshenolo Mabeo
15. Ministry of Trade and Industry
Minister: Mr Vincent Seretse
Assistant Minister: Mr Sadique Kebonang
16. Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture
Minister: Mr Thapelo Olopeng

Meanwhile, the appointment of the Vice President has been withheld pending endorsement of the Vice President by the National Assembly, a matter currently before the courts.

30/10/2014

...

I have listened to a number of comments over radio stations about the current impasse relating to the endorsement of the Vice President as well as election of Speaker and Deputy Speaker. During the 9th and 10th Parliament (2004 to 2014), I served in the Standing Orders Committee and wish to share information that may be helpful.

There is an impression that has been created suggesting that towards the end of the 10th Parliament, the standing orders were amended to introduce a secret ballot for for the election of Speaker, Deputy Speaker and the endorsement of the VP. This is not correct. For as long as I was MP, the clause on secret ballot for these elections was part of the standing orders. In 2004 Patrick Balopi was elected Speaker and Mma Kokorwe Deputy Speaker through a secret ballot. Ian Khama was endorsed as the VP through a secret ballot and so was Mompati Merafhe in 2008 and Ponatshego Kedikilwe.

The standing orders were amended in 2014 to introduce a voting booth in Parliament to facilitate for the holding of a secret ballot. Previously, MP would complete their ballot papers to endorse the VP and elect both Speaker and Deputy from their seats. Those who have been to Parliament will know that the seating arrangement is not most conducive for the conduct of a secret ballot. The introduction of a voting booth, in our view, was necessary to allow for a truly secret ballot.

It appears to me that the issue before the courts is as to whether there should ever have been provision for a secret ballot. Standing Orders are rules of Parliament and meant to give guidance and order to the conduct of Parliamentary business. They are crafted so as to facilitate the conduct of business in the House. The constitution is the parent law and where it refers to the endorsement of the VP as well as election of Speaker, it does not state how that process should be carried out. It is normal for subsidiary legislation (the standing orders are subsidiary legislation) to add meat to the provisions of the constitution or a parent law.

The issue, as I understand it, seems to be that since the constitution does not state that the ballot shall be secret, it should therefore be by show of hands. It is not being suggested that the constitution directs that the voting be by show of hand. As I indicated above, voting has never been by show of hands in the last 10 years.

I am not a lawyer and will wait for the lawyers to present their arguments in court and for the judges to decide. I just wanted to shed some light on the issue so that we can all appreciate the dynamics that have brought the wheels of government to a standstill.

30/10/2014

They are two languages in Botswana being Setswana and English written. One Kalanga new Mp decide to read in sekalaka. Which is not allow in the Parliament

whats your views on that one Batswana

29/10/2014

NOTICE: SWEARING IN OF THE 57 NEWLY ELECTED AND 4 SPECIALLY ELECTED MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT

The public is hereby informed that the swearing in of the 57 newly elected members of Parliament plus the 4 specially elected Members of Parliament is set to take place at the Parliament Buildings on Thursday 30th October 2014 at 1400hrs.

Members of the public who wish to witness the swearing in ceremony are encouraged to come early and be seated by at least 1300hrs as there is limited sitting space. Otherwise, big plasma screens will be mounted on Parliament Grounds on the day of the event to allow for alternative live viewing of the swearing in ceremony.

29/10/2014

Parley case Postponed

The case which was to be heard this morning in which the Attorney General is contesting against recently revised standing orders that allows for a secret ballot in nominating the Vice President, Speaker and Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly has been postponed to the 6th of November. This was after the applicant lawyer and those of Botswana Congress Party (BCP) , Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC) and Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) drafted a consent order seeking postponement so that the respondents could file their responding affidavits.

29/10/2014

Full desktops for sale
includes(dell cpu,lcd monitor,mouse pad,keyboard,cables)
P1500.00

26/10/2014

ISAAC DAVIDS TAKES MOCHUDI EAST

Isaac Davids (UDC) - 6824

Mpho Moruakgomo (BDP) - 5 941

Isaac Mabiletsa (BCP) - 4528

Jafta Radibe (Independant candidate) - 159

26/10/2014

Results for 56 out of 57 constituencies: We are still waiting for the Mochudi East Constituency, But as it stands, here is a list of MPs per party:

BDP
1. BOBONONG Shaw Kgathi
2. BOTETI EAST Sethomo Lelatisitswe
3. BOTETI WEST - Slumber Tsogwane
4. CHOBE Ronald Shamukani
5. GABORONE SOUTH Kagiso Molatlhegi
6. GHANZI SOUTH Christiaan de Graaf
7. LENTSWELETAU-MMOPANE Vincent Seretse
8. LERALA/MAUNATLALA Prince Maele
9. LETLHAKENG-LEPHEPHE Liat Kablay
10. LOBATSE Sadique Kebonang
11. MAHALAPYE EAST Botlogile Tshireletso
12. MAHALAPYE WEST Joseph Molefhe
13. MMATHETE/MOLAPOWABOJANG - Alfred Madigele
14. MMADINARE Kefentse Mzwinila
15. MOSHUPA/MANYANA - Mokgweetsi Masisi
16. MAUN EAST - Kostantinos Markus
17. NATA-GWETA - Polson Majaga
18. NGAMI Thato Kwerepe
19. NKANGE Edwin Batshu
20. FRANCISTOWN EAST Buti Billy
21. FRANCISTOWN WEST - Ignatious Moswaane
22. KANYE NORTH Patrick Ralotsia
23. KGALAGADI SOUTH Frans van der Westhuisen
24. KGALAGADI NORTH Itumeleng Moipisi
25. PALAPYE Moiseraele Goya
26. SELEBI PHIKWE EAST Nonofo Molefhi
27. SEFHARE/RAMOKGONAMI Dorcas Makgato-Malesu
28. SEROWE SOUTH Pelonomi Venson-Moitoi
29. SEROWE NORTH Kgotla Autlwetse
30. SEROWE WEST Tshekedi Khama
31. SHASHE WEST Fidelis Molao
32. SHOSHONG - Dikgang Makgalemele
33. TATI WEST Biggie Butale
34. TATI EAST Samson Guma Moyo
35. TAKATOKWANE - Ngaka Ngaka
36. THAMAGA -KUMAKWANE Tshenolo Mabeo
37. TONOTA SOUTH - Thapelo Olopeng

UDC
1. FRANCISTOWN SOUTH - Wynter Mmolotsi
2. GABANE-MMANKGODI Pius Mokgware
3. GABORONE CENTRAL Phenyo Butale
4. GABORONE BONNINGTON SOUTH - Ndaba Gaolathe
5. GABORONE BONNINGTON NORTH Duma Boko
6. GABORONE NORTH Haskins Nkaigwa
7. JWANENG/MABUTSANE Shawn Nthaile
8. KANYE SOUTH Abram Kesupile
9. MAUN WEST Tawana Moremi
10. MOCHUDI WEST - Gilbert Mangole
11. MOLEPOLOLE SOUTH Tlamelo Mmetli
12. MOLEPOLOLE NORTH Mohamed Khan
13. MOGODITSHANE - Sedirwa Kgoroba
14. GHANZI NORTH Noah Salakae
15. GOODHOOPE/MABULE James Mathokgwane
16. TLOKWENG Same Bathobakae

BCP
1. SELEBI PHIKWE WEST Dithapelo Keorapetse
2. RAMOTSWA Samuel Rantuana
3. OKAVANGO Bagalatia Arone

26/10/2014

IEC Botswana Iecbw
1 seat left (Mochudi East). So far BDP has 37, UDC has 16 and BCP has 3.