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For the financial year 2022/23, the Ministry of Land Management, Water & Sanitation Services has set aside over P4.5 billion for water projects. This was revealed in Parliament this week when Minister Kefentse Mzwinila presented the Committee of Supply statement for his Ministry. ....
Pan Africa focused multi-disciplinary civil engineering company, Khato Civils has successfully handed over a fully commissioned 100 kilometre bulk water pipeline in Botswana demonstrating that black Africans can take care of the continent’s infrastructure development if trusted. The Masama Pipeline project is now supplying 64 million litres of water per day, construction costed P800 million […] ....
Tsogwane qualifies his role in controversial Trust Breaking News Vice President Slumber Tsogwane, who is also the Member of Parliament (MP) for Boteti West, has explained his role in the setting up of recreational park in Mokobaxane village in the Central District, which is currently embroiled in a bitter raw over funds. A series of questionable operational activities within the parameters of the recreational park have left members of the community (especially those directly involved with park) feeling hard done. Tsogwane, who is also the Chairman of Botswana Democratic Party (BDP), through his private secretary, has distanced himself from accusations of possible exploitation of vulnerable youth from the village after he managed to get land through the Village Development Committees (VDC). ....
Mzwinila’s P4.3 Billion gamble to keep water flowing Breaking News The Minister of Land Management, Water and Sanitation Services, Kefentse Mzwinila looked a politician set to shoot the moon as he laid bare his billions of pula development agenda recently in Parliament. His Ministry’s combined Recurrent and Development Budget Proposals for the 2021/ 2022 Financial Year is pegged at Four Billion, Three Hundred and Sixty – Five Million, two Hundred and Nineteen Thousand, Five Hundred and Sixty Pula (P4, 365, 219, 560). This is a budget 38.3% more than the allocation for the 2020/2021 Financial Year. Mzwinila preluded his request to parliament with a demonstration that his Ministry has no champagne taste on a beer budget – indicating that his ministry’s expenditure at the end of February 2021P2.111 Billion or 96% of development budget; and P910 million or 90% of the recurrent budget. ....