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At Gaborone International School GIS, academic success starts with student wellbeing.

In this clip from The Educated Podcast, Hannelie Raubenheimer, Executive Principal of Gaborone International School, explains why learners need more than results. They need safety, belonging, emotional support and a school environment that feels like a home away from home.

From dedicated student wellbeing leadership to heads of year, heads of standards and an on-campus educational psychologist, GIS is building structures that support the whole child.

Because before children can thrive academically, they must first feel seen, safe and supported.

Inside Gaborone International SchoolIn the first episode of The Educated Podcast, Lettie Kopi speaks to Hannelie Raubenh...
09/07/2026

Inside Gaborone International School

In the first episode of The Educated Podcast, Lettie Kopi speaks to Hannelie Raubenheimer, Executive Principal of GIS, about academics, student wellbeing, technology, discipline, diversity, parent communication and preparing learners for a global future.

A meaningful conversation for parents, educators and anyone interested in the future of education in Botswana.



In the inaugural episode of The Educated Podcast, host Lettie Kopi ...

Three years after their divorce, Christinah Malebo Latlhang tragically lost her life in an incident that has shocked man...
06/07/2026

Three years after their divorce, Christinah Malebo Latlhang tragically lost her life in an incident that has shocked many across Botswana.

According to the allegations discussed in this episode, Christinah was killed on 17 October 2025 in Mahalapye, and her former husband was arrested and charged in connection with the case. By April, the accused had been granted bail, raising difficult questions about justice, public safety, and the legal process.

In this episode of Case By Case, we examine:

The timeline leading up to the tragic incident.
What is publicly known about the investigation.
The court proceedings and the decision to grant bail.
The legal meaning of bail and what it does—and does not—mean.
The concerns and reactions surrounding the case.

⚖️ Important: The accused has been granted bail and remains presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law. This episode discusses allegations and publicly available information and is not intended to determine guilt.

If you enjoy factual crime analysis and discussions on criminal justice in Botswana, subscribe to Case By Case and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode.

Three years after their divorce, Christinah Malebo Latlhang tragica...

In Episode 18 of The Comrade Podcast, former BLLAHWU President Cde Pelotshweu Baeng reflects on the key moments that sha...
01/07/2026

In Episode 18 of The Comrade Podcast, former BLLAHWU President Cde Pelotshweu Baeng reflects on the key moments that shaped his leadership and the country's trade union movement.

In this episode, he discusses:
• The transformation of BLLAHWU from an Association to a Union.
• Why BLLAHWU aligned itself with political parties.
• The events leading up to the historic 2011 Public Service Strike.
• His arrest during the strike and the accusations he faced.
• The preparations made to support workers during the strike.
• His decision to join the BDP and why he believed he could help transform the party from within.

This is a candid conversation about leadership, trade unionism, politics, and the decisions that influenced Botswana's labour movement.

🎙️ Guest: Cde Pelotshweu Baeng (Former BLLAHWU President)

👍 If you enjoyed this conversation, remember to Like, Comment, and Subscribe for more insightful discussions with leaders who have shaped Botswana's labour movement.



In Episode 18 of The Comrade Podcast, former BLLAHWU President Cde ...

In this episode of Wild BW, we unpack the Botswana National Ecosystem Assessment, a major study described as a foundatio...
23/06/2026

In this episode of Wild BW, we unpack the Botswana National Ecosystem Assessment, a major study described as a foundational guide for Botswana’s future development, policy-making and green economy planning.

Host Oshinka Tsiang speaks with Professor Victor from the Botswana University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (BUAN) about Botswana’s six major ecosystems: wetlands, forests and woodlands, hills, grasslands and shrublands, deserts and agro-ecosystems.

The conversation explores why Botswana should not simply be described as a “desert country”, how grasslands and shrublands may unlock opportunities in soil carbon markets, the role of traditional knowledge in conservation, the impact of elephants on forests, and how agriculture, cattle farming, biodiversity credits, apiculture and cultural tourism can shape Botswana’s future economy.

This episode is essential viewing for anyone interested in Botswana’s natural resources, conservation, policy, agriculture, climate solutions and sustainable development.

Don’t forget to like, share and subscribe for more conversations on Botswana’s wildlife, ecosystems and natural heritage.
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In this episode of Wild BW, we unpack the Botswana National Ecosyst...

Welcome to Pitso Podcast 🎙️ — where we use our past to make sense of the present and hopefully shape the future.In this ...
23/06/2026

Welcome to Pitso Podcast 🎙️ — where we use our past to make sense of the present and hopefully shape the future.

In this episode, we launch our book review segment with a powerful conversation around “Perseverance Is the Key to Success”, a book written by Comrade Nehemiah Modubule .

Nehemiah Modubule reflects on his political journey, his years in the Botswana National Front (BNF), the sacrifices made for opposition politics, party funding, family pressure, political education, transfers, rallies, constitutional battles, and the personal regrets and lessons that shaped his life. 🇧🇼🔥

This is a deep conversation about conviction, struggle, political memory, documentation, democracy, and the price paid by those who helped build Botswana’s opposition politics.

📌 In this episode:
📖 Book review: Perseverance Is the Key to Success
🇧🇼 Botswana political history
✊ BNF, BMD and UDC reflections
👨‍👩‍👧 Family sacrifice and political commitment
🗳️ Democracy, party funding and opposition politics
🧠 Lessons for today’s political generation

Don’t forget to like, comment, share and subscribe 🙏🏾
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Welcome to Pitso Podcast 🎙️ — where we use our past to make sense o...

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