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Embracing the environmental, societal, and governance issues of business.

The Responsible Citizen magazine is an industry stalwart supporter in profiling successes in organizational CSI/CSR policy across multiple industries, bringing to the fore an informative and educational approach to showcasing the individuals and institutions driving sustainable practices in business, entrepreneurship, and community development.

25/12/2025

May your holidays be gentle on the planet, rich in gratitude, and filled with the kind of peace that flows far beyond the season. 🎄🎁

22/12/2025

Many organisations are investing significant effort into ESG, B‑BBEE and sound supplier practices. In his article, governance specialist Micah Gengan explains how independent governance verification can reinforce this work, providing boards, investors and stakeholders with greater assurance that policies, structures and outcomes align.

It is a thoughtful look at how stronger systems can support long‑term trust and resilience.

Mr. Gengan will be a speaker at the Inaugural Climate Means Business Africa Forum on 5–6 February 2026 in Cape Town. Guided by the theme “From Risk to Return: Unlocking Africa’s Climate Investment Potential”, the Forum is intended to become a continental platform where sustainability and investment intersect.

Read more about this in our new issue at www.trcmagazine.co.bw

18/12/2025

In this 17th issue, Editor Lorraine Kinnear opens with a bold year-end challenge and a confession: Africa is done being the silent backdrop to other people’s climate, ESG and reporting stories.

Her Editor’s Note brings together youth farmers, governance watchdogs, regenerative tourism pioneers and policy shapers to show how our biggest risks – weak verification, leaky resource deals, shallow climate and ESG plans – are also Africa’s biggest opportunities to lead through stronger disclosure and oversight.

With a theme of ESG Reporting and Governance, this edition dives into how African institutions are tightening transparency, improving data credibility and strengthening accountability in response to rising regulatory and stakeholder pressure. As the year wraps up, it is a grounded reminder that sustainable futures are built on numbers that can be trusted, not just festive slogans.

This is Lorraine’s call to move beyond glossy pledges into evidence, accountability and African-built reporting systems that can stand up to scrutiny, page after page. Think of it as essential holiday reading for anyone serious about ESG in Africa.

🎄 Looking for something smarter than a holiday wish post? To get a hold of our 17th issue, click here: www.trcmagazine.co.bw

16/12/2025

As the year comes to a close and the festive season sets in, our December issue of The Responsible Citizen invites a moment of reflection.

This edition focuses on ESG Reporting and Governance, exploring how African businesses and institutions are responding to growing expectations for transparency, accountability, and credible impact. From stronger data practices and traceable outcomes to governance structures that go beyond policy on paper, we unpack what it truly takes to move ESG from obligation to opportunity.

It’s a thoughtful, end-of-year read for leaders, practitioners, and citizens looking to close the year with clarity and step into the next with intention. ✨📖

Here’s the link to read the issue:
👉 www.trcmagazine.co.bw

12/12/2025

Sustainability isn’t just what you report.
It’s how you are held accountable.

Inside our upcoming 17th issue, we explore ESG reporting and governance beyond compliance. Asking the real questions about responsibility, transparency, and long-term value. 🔍📊

Because doing the right thing only matters if it’s done properly. ✅

11/12/2025

’Tis the season to level up your impact. 🎄✨

Our December issue is wrapping up the year with a bold look into the future of ESG reporting and governance!

Expect powerful insights on:
🌍 CSRD shaping global accountability
🤖 AI & blockchain transforming compliance

Good governance never goes on holiday and neither do we.

05/12/2025

The De Beers Group published its 2024 Sustainability Report highlighting progress on climate action, helping communities, nature conservation, and using blockchain technology to track diamonds. 💎

The Group is proactively working to reduce pollution, help local communities, protect wildlife, and use technology so buyers can trust their diamonds are responsibly sourced, making diamonds part of a better future for Botswana and beyond.

Look for De Beer’s story and more perspectives in The Responsible Citizen Magazine, available on board Air Botswana and online at 👉www.trcmagazine.co.bw/shop/

01/12/2025

On World AIDS Day, we honour the lives living with HIV and commit to a future where stigma has no place and treatment is within everyone’s reach. ❤️🌍

Today is a reminder to get informed, get tested, and speak up because silence still costs lives, and compassion still saves them. ❤️

27/11/2025

✈️ Air Botswana Proudly flying the nation’s flag higher than ever!

Air Botswana has earned the 2025 Gold Aviation Safety Award for world-class commitment to passenger safety and operational excellence making every flight a celebration of national pride and reliability.

From major awards to top national performance, this achievement is a promise that your journeys remain smooth, secure, and efficient.

Read the full story onboard Air Botswana or online at www.trcmagazine.co.bw/shop/.

26/11/2025

South Africa’s Just Energy Transition Partnership deploys $8.5 billion for coal-to-renewables transition, with job retraining and universal services.

A signal that social equity and green energy are finally merging in one of Africa’s largest economies.

How might JETP reshape South Africa’s economy or social contract? ⬇️

24/11/2025

Namibia unveils Green Hydrogen Strategy for June 2025, focusing on rural jobs, community resilience, and local innovation.

A shift where clean energy and indigenous stewardship are anchoring climate adaptation and economic growth in Southern Africa.

Could green hydrogen drive sustainable livelihoods for Namibians? What do you think?⬇️

21/11/2025

𝐄𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐭𝐡𝐲 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐖𝐢𝐥𝐝𝐥𝐢𝐟𝐞 𝐢𝐧 𝐀𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧: 𝐂𝐨𝐚𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐬𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐛𝐲 𝐖𝐢𝐥𝐝 𝐄𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐮𝐬𝐭

In a region where environmental stewardship starts at an early age,
Coaching Conservation uses sports-based play to nurture respect for wildlife and foster a sense of shared responsibility for nature. By awakening empathy in young minds, the program is raising a new generation ready to care for, protect, and advocate for their environment.

The program’s unique approach helps children not just to learn about animals, but to meet, become, and help them. Every lesson culminates in a powerful group chant: “Respect yourself, respect each other, respect your environment.” This ritual, simple but profound, is changing attitudes and building lifelong values.

Wild Entrust proves that conservation starts not only in the bush but in the hearts of children.

Let’s celebrate and support transformative programs like this! Read more at www.trcmagazine.co.bw/shop/.

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