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Category: Conservation & Environment

Botswana lines up clean energy projects

The government has lined up six clean energy projects with the potential to produce 395 megawatts of electricity in the…

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5 years ago

Botswana, US launch Roof Top Solar Programme

The U.S. government, through USAID Southern Africa‘s Energy Program, has collaborated with the Ministry of Mineral Resources, Green Technology, and…

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5 years ago

Maun Waste Warriors: waging war against litter

There’s no doubt that Botswana has a litter problem. Right across the length and breadth of the country, the streets…

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5 years ago

Botswana probes as dozens of endangered vultures found

Authorities and conservationists have launched a probe after dozens of critically-endangered vultures were found dead from suspected poisoning in Botswana’s…

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5 years ago

Concerns over fracking plans on Botswana-Namibia border

Reports suggesting that a Canadian oil and gas firm is planning to start hydraulic fracturing (fracking) in one of Africa’s…

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5 years ago

Major solar proposal could diversify economy, reduce costs for Botswana

A proposed five gigawatt (GW) solar power programme to be developed jointly by Botswana and Namibia would become a landmark…

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5 years ago

Coal-mining in Hwange could desecrate KAZA

A recent decision by Zimbabwe to allow Zhongxin Coal Mining Group and Afrochine Smelting to start coal mining activities inside the…

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5 years ago

Project launched to bolster Botswana’s geoscience data

Full tensor gravity gradiometry (FTG) data company, Bell Geospace and the Botswana Geoscience Institute (BGI) have launched the Mineral Prospectivity…

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5 years ago

Botswana: Solar and thermal power plants planned for construction by 2026

Four new solar and thermal power plants are planned for construction by the government of Botswana within the next six…

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5 years ago

Botswana could become a producer of cleaner, cheaper electricity

As the Coronavirus continues to take its toll on global economies, the pandemic is exposing all manner of deficiencies across…

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6 years ago

Botswana, Namibia to build 5,000-MW solar project

Namibia and Botswana are set to sign an agreement to jointly develop a solar project of up to 5,000 megawatts…

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6 years ago

Savage Kingdom: Look who’s winning the renewable energy battle in Botswana

Fans of the Nat Geo TV series Savage Kingdom are in for a treat, as Season 4 of the real-life…

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6 years ago

Elephants successfully translocated to Nxai and Makgadikgadi to address overpopulation

In the first operation of its kind between the Department of Wildlife and National Parks and Limpopo Limpadi Private Game…

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6 years ago

Botswana ranked World’s No 1 country in Wildlife Conservation

Botswana tops the list of countries that are doing the most to protect wildlife. It has the highest conservation land…

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6 years ago

Botswana: BPC will designate an IPP for its 100 MWp solar PV project in September

The Botswana Power Corporation (BPC) plans to designate the company responsible for generating 100 MWp of electricity from two solar…

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6 years ago

Rhino anti-poaching update: no further incidents since lockdown

The Ministry of Environment, Natural Resources Conservation and Tourism has given an update on rhino poaching in northern Botswana since…

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6 years ago

The death of white rhino ‘Serondela’ a blow to Botswana’s conservation efforts

The recent rise in the brutal killing of rhinos at Chief’s Island in the Okavango Delta has led to the…

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6 years ago

Botswana commends Namibia, Angola’s commitment to Okavango River UNESCO co-listing

Botswana is pleased by Namibia and Angola’s commitment to the co-listing of the entire Okavango basin as a UNESCO World…

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6 years ago

Chobe Lodge leads Botswana’s Responsible Tourism efforts

In 2012, Chobe Game Lodge was among the first 10 properties to be awarded the highest Ecotourism level in the…

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6 years ago

EcoExist launches “Elephant Express” buses to help curb Human-Wildlife Conflict

Uncharted Africa Natural Selection, EcoExist, Okavango Community Trust, @halfwayngami, SATIB and DWNP are collaborating on a project aimed at improving…

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6 years ago

Drought-prone Botswana launches climate-smart agriculture tool

Drought-prone Botswana has developed a tool to promote the use of smart agriculture techniques to beat the challenges posed by…

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6 years ago

Developing countries kick back against eco-colonialism

The 16 nations of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) have threatened to withdraw from the Convention on the International…

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6 years ago

65,000 rural households to benefit from solar power thanks to a UNDP sponsored programme

At least 88 rural villages in the country have benefitted from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) sponsored solar power…

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6 years ago

US pledges to support Botswana’s solar energy ambition

The US Ambassador to Botswana, Craig Cloud says his embassy is committed to luring private investors in Botswana to assist…

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6 years ago

Concerns raised over dwindling vulture numbers

The South-East District Council (SEDC) has raised concerns over the dwindling number of vultures in the area. SEDC Chairman, Phenyo…

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6 years ago

Botswana questions credibility of CITES

Botswana has questioned the credibility of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES), saying the outcome of the…

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6 years ago

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