Ian Khama (Seretse Khama Ian Khama)

Hopes that President Ian Khama Seretse Khama might adopt a more accommodating policy on the small San (Bushman) community have been dashed...

In 2002 the government of Ian Khama's predecessor Festus Mogae forcibly relocated several thousand San to new settlements outside the CKGR causing widespread condemnation overseas (AC Vol 43 No 12 Blood from stones)...

President Ian Khama's government is encouraging polishing and sorting companies to set up operations locally...

Since then criticism from Central Bank of Nigeria Governor Sanusi Lamido Sanusi Botswana's President Ian Khama Seretse Khama and South Africa's Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba point to a dissatisfaction with the impact of Chinese trade and investment...

In a 20 February interview President Ian Khama told South Africa’s Business Day: ‘You know‚ we have had some bad experiences with Chinese companies in this country… We are going to be looking very carefully at any company that originates from China in providing construction services of any nature...

President Ian Khama has been slow to stamp out shadowy deals between Chinese investors and government institutions in particular the murky business of the 500 million pula (US$62 mn...

The old dream of a trans-Kalahari railway received a boost during President Seretse Khama Ian Khama’s three-day state visit to Namibia in June his first...

If the BDP keeps the 39 seats of the 57 directly elected members of parliament it has currently President Seretse Khama Ian Khama will remain head of state...

Angola Zimbabwe Namibia and Swaziland back the SADC initiative and are lobbying for support from Botswana whose President Ian Khama has a difficult relationship with Zuma...

Earlier this year Tshekedi Khama the younger brother of President Seretse Khama Ian Khama told parliament that Batswana contractors should be accorded priority...

The BDP has 45 of the 57 elected MPs in Parliament and has four nominated MPs appointed by President Ian Khama Seretse Khama...

The former Barata-Phati faction defected because it felt excluded from the government and the BDP Central Committee by Ian Khama’s allies who were mostly military officers (AC Vol 50 No 22)...