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Stanbic partners with the Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon

GABORONE, 26 February 2013, Stanbic Bank Botswana partners with the Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon by being a Diamond sponsor with a sponsorship of P 280000. Stanbic Bankâ€™s Head of Corporate and Investment Banking Tasha Ferreira hand over the cheque to the marathon representative Stellan Bengtsson in Gaborone on 26 February 2013.Bengtsson delivering a short speech during the hand over ceremony. (Press Photo)

Date: Feb 26th 2013, 17:19
Stanbic partners with the Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon

General News #24318

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Stanbic partners with the Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon

GABORONE, 26 February 2013, Stanbic Bank Botswana partners with the Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon by being a Diamond sponsor with a sponsorship of P 280000. Stanbic Bankâ€™s Head of Corporate and Investment Banking Tasha Ferreira hand over the cheque to the marathon representative Stellan Bengtsson in Gaborone on 26 February 2013.Ferreira delivering a short speech during the hand over ceremony. (Press Photo)

Date: Feb 26th 2013, 17:19
Stanbic partners with the Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon

General News #24317

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Stanbic partners with the Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon

GABORONE, 26 February 2013, Stanbic Bank Botswana partners with the Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon by being a Diamond sponsor with a sponsorship of P 280000. Stanbic Bankâ€™s Head of Corporate and Investment Banking Tasha Ferreira hand over the cheque to the marathon representative Stellan Bengtsson in Gaborone on 26 February 2013. (Press Photo)

Date: Feb 26th 2013, 17:19
Stanbic partners with the Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon

General News #24316

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Stanbic partners with the Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon

GABORONE, 26 February 2013, Stanbic Bank Botswana partners with the Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon by being a Diamond sponsor with a sponsorship of P 280000. Stanbic Bankâ€™s Head of Corporate and Investment Banking Tasha Ferreira hand over the cheque to the marathon representative Stellan Bengtsson in Gaborone on 26 February 2013. (Press Photo)

Date: Feb 26th 2013, 17:19
Stanbic partners with the Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon

General News #24315

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Stanbic partners with the Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon

GABORONE, 26 February 2013, Stanbic Bank Botswana partners with the Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon by being a Diamond sponsor with a sponsorship of P 280000. Stanbic Bankâ€™s Head of Corporate and Investment Banking Tasha Ferreira hand over the cheque to the marathon representative Stellan Bengtsson in Gaborone on 26 February 2013. (Press Photo)

Date: Feb 26th 2013, 17:17
Stanbic partners with the Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon

General News #24314

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Stanbic partners with the Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon

GABORONE, 26 February 2013, Stanbic Bank Botswana partners with the Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon by being a Diamond sponsor with a sponsorship of P 280000. Stanbic Bankâ€™s Head of Corporate and Investment Banking Tasha Ferreira hand over the cheque to the marathon representative Stellan Bengtsson in Gaborone on 26 February 2013.Ferreira delivering a short speech during the hand over ceremony. (Press Photo)

Date: Feb 26th 2013, 17:17
Stanbic partners with the Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon

General News #24313

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Stanbic partners with the Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon

GABORONE, 26 February 2013, Stanbic Bank Botswana partners with the Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon by being a Diamond sponsor with a sponsorship of P 280000. Stanbic Bankâ€™s Head of Corporate and Investment Banking Tasha Ferreira hand over the cheque to the marathon representative Stellan Bengtsson in Gaborone on 26 February 2013.Bengtsson during the hand over ceremony. (Press Photo)

Date: Feb 26th 2013, 17:17
Stanbic partners with the Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon

General News #24312

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Stanbic partners with the Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon

GABORONE, 26 February 2013, Stanbic Bank Botswana partners with the Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon by being a Diamond sponsor with a sponsorship of P 280000. Stanbic Bankâ€™s Head of Corporate and Investment Banking Tasha Ferreira hand over the cheque to the marathon representative Stellan Bengtsson in Gaborone on 26 February 2013.Stanbic managing director Leina Gabaraane delivering a short speech during the hand over ceremony. (Press Photo)

Date: Feb 26th 2013, 17:17
Stanbic partners with the Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon

General News #24311

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Stanbic partners with the Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon

GABORONE, 26 February 2013, Stanbic Bank Botswana partners with the Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon by being a Diamond sponsor with a sponsorship of P 280000. Stanbic Bankâ€™s Head of Corporate and Investment Banking Tasha Ferreira hand over the cheque to the marathon representative Stellan Bengtsson in Gaborone on 26 February 2013.Stanbic managing director Leina Gabaraane delivering a short speech during the hand over ceremony. (Press Photo)

Date: Feb 26th 2013, 17:17
Stanbic partners with the Steinmetz Gaborone Marathon

General News #24310

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Launch of Botswana as Commonwealth Africa Anti-Corruption Centre

GABORONE, 25th February 2013. His Honour, the Vice President of the Republic of Botswana, Dr. Ponatshego H. K. Kedikilwe is guest of honour at the launch of Botswana the Commonwealth Africa Anti-Corruption Centre, flanked by Commonwealth Deputy Secretary General, Ms. Mmasekgoa Masire-Mwamba and Director of the Directorate on Corruption and Economic Crime, Ms. Rose Nunu Seretse. As said in an address by Commonwealth Deputy Secretary-General, Mmasekgoa Masire-Mwambe, â€œFor every percentage of GDP lost to corrupt practice, the economic and social development of a nation suffers. Corruption degrades hard-fought development gains by undermining good governance, the rule of law, and economic progress. This means fewer schools, poor healthcare provisions, less housing and depleted access to fundamental services such as electricity, water and sanitation. We will look back on this day, when, with renewed commitment, hope and optimism, Africa once again, in collaboration with the Commonwealth and other development partners, rededicates itself to prudent management and governance. The elimination of corruption is the removal of a threat that undermines the democratic and economic gains for which we as a continent have toiled so hard.â€ Pic: Neo Jasmine Mokgosi/ Press Photo

Date: Feb 25th 2013, 19:30
Botswana as Commonwealth Anti Corruption Center

General News #24309

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Launch of Botswana as Commonwealth Africa Anti-Corruption Centre

GABORONE, 25th February 2013. Commonwealth Deputy Secretary-General, Mmasekgoa Masire-Mwambe sits at the head table at the launch of Botswana as the Commonwealth Africa Anti-Corruption Centre. As said in her address, â€œCorruption has many facesâ€¦ Ultimately, corruption represents a breakdown of trust between a Government and its people, who rely on the integrity of those in authority to deliver a fair and just society. Corruption is not unique to any jurisdiction or country. It has permeated all economies and all types of government; and with globalisation, it has gone beyond bordersâ€¦ We will look back on this day, when, with renewed commitment, hope and optimism, Africa once again, in collaboration with the Commonwealth and other development partners, rededicates itself to prudent management and governance. The elimination of corruption is the removal of a threat that undermines the democratic and economic gains for which we as a continent have toiled so hard.â€ Pic: Neo Jasmine Mokgosi/ Press Photo

Date: Feb 25th 2013, 19:30
Botswana as Commonwealth Anti Corruption Center

General News #24308

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Launch of Botswana as Commonwealth Africa Anti-Corruption Centre

GABORONE, 25th February 2013. His Honour, the Vice President of the Republic of Botswana, Dr. Ponatshego H. K. Kedikilwe is guest of honour at the launch of Botswana the Commonwealth Africa Anti-Corruption Centre. As said in an address by Commonwealth Deputy Secretary-General, Mmasekgoa Masire-Mwambe, â€œFor every percentage of GDP lost to corrupt practice, the economic and social development of a nation suffers. Corruption degrades hard-fought development gains by undermining good governance, the rule of law, and economic progress. This means fewer schools, poor healthcare provisions, less housing and depleted access to fundamental services such as electricity, water and sanitation. We will look back on this day, when, with renewed commitment, hope and optimism, Africa once again, in collaboration with the Commonwealth and other development partners, rededicates itself to prudent management and governance. The elimination of corruption is the removal of a threat that undermines the democratic and economic gains for which we as a continent have toiled so hard.â€ Pic: Neo Jasmine Mokgosi/ Press Photo

Date: Feb 25th 2013, 19:30
Botswana as Commonwealth Anti Corruption Center

General News #24307

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Launch of Botswana as Commonwealth Africa Anti-Corruption Centre

ABORONE, 25th February 2013. Botswana Police Service Chaplain, Mr. Seepo was asked to bless the celebration of the launch of Botswana as the Commonwealth Africa Anti-Corruption Centre. As said in an address by Commonwealth Deputy Secretary-General, Mmasekgoa Masire-Mwambe, â€œWe will look back on this day, when, with renewed commitment, hope and optimism, Africa once again, in collaboration with the Commonwealth and other development partners, rededicates itself to prudent management and governance. The elimination of corruption is the removal of a threat that undermines the democratic and economic gains for which we as a continent have toiled so hard.â€ Pic: Neo Jasmine Mokgosi/ Press Photo

Date: Feb 25th 2013, 19:30
Botswana as Commonwealth Anti Corruption Center

General News #24306

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Launch of Botswana as Commonwealth Africa Anti-Corruption Centre

GABORONE, 25th February 2013. Commonwealth Deputy Secretary-General, Mmasekgoa Masire-Mwambe sits at the head table at the launch of Botswana as the Commonwealth Africa Anti-Corruption Centre. As said in her address, â€œCorruption has many facesâ€¦ Ultimately, corruption represents a breakdown of trust between a Government and its people, who rely on the integrity of those in authority to deliver a fair and just society. Corruption is not unique to any jurisdiction or country. It has permeated all economies and all types of government; and with globalisation, it has gone beyond bordersâ€¦ We will look back on this day, when, with renewed commitment, hope and optimism, Africa once again, in collaboration with the Commonwealth and other development partners, rededicates itself to prudent management and governance. The elimination of corruption is the removal of a threat that undermines the democratic and economic gains for which we as a continent have toiled so hard.â€ Pic: Neo Jasmine Mokgosi/ Press Photo

Date: Feb 25th 2013, 19:29
Botswana as Commonwealth Anti Corruption Center

General News #24305

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Launch of Botswana as Commonwealth Africa Anti-Corruption Centre

GABORONE, 25th February 2013. Former President Sir Ketumile Masire was present at the launch of Botswana as the Commonwealth Africa Anti-Corruption Centre. As said in an address by Commonwealth Deputy Secretary-General, Mmasekgoa Masire-Mwambe, â€œFor every percentage of GDP lost to corrupt practice, the economic and social development of a nation suffers. Corruption degrades hard-fought development gains by undermining good governance, the rule of law, and economic progress. This means fewer schools, poor healthcare provisions, less housing and depleted access to fundamental services such as electricity, water and sanitation. We will look back on this day, when, with renewed commitment, hope and optimism, Africa once again, in collaboration with the Commonwealth and other development partners, rededicates itself to prudent management and governance. The elimination of corruption is the removal of a threat that undermines the democratic and economic gains for which we as a continent have toiled so hard.â€ Pic: Neo Jasmine Mokgosi/ Press Photo

Date: Feb 25th 2013, 19:29
Botswana as Commonwealth Anti Corruption Center

General News #24304

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Launch of Botswana as Commonwealth Africa Anti-Corruption Centre

GABORONE, 25th February 2013. His Honour, the Vice President of the Republic of Botswana, Dr. Ponatshego H. K. Kedikilwe and Commonwealth Deputy Secretary General, Ms. Mmasekgoa Masire-Mwambathe sign an agreement making Botswana the Commonwealth Africa Anti-Corruption Centre. As said in an address by Commonwealth Deputy Secretary-General, Mmasekgoa Masire-Mwambe, â€œFor every percentage of GDP lost to corrupt practice, the economic and social development of a nation suffers. Corruption degrades hard-fought development gains by undermining good governance, the rule of law, and economic progress. This means fewer schools, poor healthcare provisions, less housing and depleted access to fundamental services such as electricity, water and sanitation. We will look back on this day, when, with renewed commitment, hope and optimism, Africa once again, in collaboration with the Commonwealth and other development partners, rededicates itself to prudent management and governance. The elimination of corruption is the removal of a threat that undermines the democratic and economic gains for which we as a continent have toiled so hard.â€ Pic: Neo Jasmine Mokgosi/ Press Photo

Date: Feb 25th 2013, 19:29
Botswana as Commonwealth Anti Corruption Center

General News #24303

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Launch of Botswana as Commonwealth Africa Anti-Corruption Centre

GABORONE, 25th February 2013. His Honour, the Vice President of the Republic of Botswana, Dr. Ponatshego H. K. Kedikilwe is guest of honour at the launch of Botswana the Commonwealth Africa Anti-Corruption Centre. As said in an address by Commonwealth Deputy Secretary-General, Mmasekgoa Masire-Mwambe, â€œFor every percentage of GDP lost to corrupt practice, the economic and social development of a nation suffers. Corruption degrades hard-fought development gains by undermining good governance, the rule of law, and economic progress. This means fewer schools, poor healthcare provisions, less housing and depleted access to fundamental services such as electricity, water and sanitation. We will look back on this day, when, with renewed commitment, hope and optimism, Africa once again, in collaboration with the Commonwealth and other development partners, rededicates itself to prudent management and governance. The elimination of corruption is the removal of a threat that undermines the democratic and economic gains for which we as a continent have toiled so hard.â€ Pic: Neo Jasmine Mokgosi/ Press Photo

Date: Feb 25th 2013, 19:29
Botswana as Commonwealth Anti Corruption Center

General News #24302

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Launch of Botswana as Commonwealth Africa Anti-Corruption Centre

GABORONE, 25th February 2013. His Honour, the Vice President of the Republic of Botswana, Dr. Ponatshego H. K. Kedikilwe signs an agreement making Botswana the Commonwealth Africa Anti-Corruption Centre. As said in an address by Commonwealth Deputy Secretary-General, Mmasekgoa Masire-Mwambe, â€œFor every percentage of GDP lost to corrupt practice, the economic and social development of a nation suffers. Corruption degrades hard-fought development gains by undermining good governance, the rule of law, and economic progress. This means fewer schools, poor healthcare provisions, less housing and depleted access to fundamental services such as electricity, water and sanitation. We will look back on this day, when, with renewed commitment, hope and optimism, Africa once again, in collaboration with the Commonwealth and other development partners, rededicates itself to prudent management and governance. The elimination of corruption is the removal of a threat that undermines the democratic and economic gains for which we as a continent have toiled so hard.â€ Pic: Neo Jasmine Mokgosi/ Press Photo

Date: Feb 25th 2013, 19:29
Botswana as Commonwealth Anti Corruption Center

General News #24301

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