Bame Piet is a journalist for The Voice Newspaper, focusing on local news in Francistown, Botswana. With a keen interest in investigative reporting, Bame covers a wide range of topics including politics, social issues, and development projects. Bame is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the community and shedding light on important issues that affect the people of Botswana.
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Francistown, Botswana (Local)
Bame's coverage predominantly centers around local government, legal disputes, and crime in the Botswana region with a focus on Francistown. To effectively reach out to Bame Piet, consider offering insights into local government policies or announcements, legal developments, crime-related issues particularly those relevant to the specified geographic area.
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Boko fully supports her mother's return to the BDP Former Mahalapye East Member of Parliament who recently quit the legislative house and
Former President dismisses claims linking him to a post in King Mswati's Gov
Dingake deserves State Funeral – Kekgonegile The president of Botswana Congress Party Dumelang Saleshando says he is spoilt for choice on
Partners prefer to conceal HIV status to their spouses A research conducted by BONEPWA and NAHPA to establish the extent of stigmatization
By: Bame Piet
The man facing charges of sexually abusing a minor, Samuel Selolwane got the entertainment of his life on Monday afternoon when he appeared before
By: Bame Piet
There is no settlement – ex-soldiers Agrieved former soldiers who launched a legal action against the Government have accused the State of
Big 5 unions demand 15% salary increment The five major Public Service unions BOPEU, BOSETU, BLAHWU, BTU and BONU have threatened to embark
She demanded P1.8 million and lost with costs The Industrial Court in Gaborone has cleared Debswana Mining Company of any wrongdoing in the dismissal of Kelebogile Moesi in July 2017.
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