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Mascom sponsors volleyball with One million Pula

The cell phone network company Mascom wireless sponsors the Volleyball league with a amount of one million Pula on 24th February 2010 in Gaborone. Mascom representative handing over a mock check to the Volleyball federation during the sponsorship announcement. (Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Feb 28th 2010, 12:49
Mascom sponsors volleyball with One million Pula

Sports #1742

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PPC looking for the best builder

The first ever competition to find and crown Botswanaâ€™s best builder is launched by Pretoria Portland Cement Company Limited (PPC) in Gaborone on 25th February 2010. â€œPPC is very excited about this competition because it gives us the opportunity to make a positive impact on the building industry through the promotion of constructionâ€™s best practiceâ€ said PPC Botswana General Manager Werner de Beer. As a prize, the winner of the Civil and Commercial construction category will walk away with a Toyota bakkie with one ton of PPC cement and seven ton truck one ton cement of the winner of building construct category. De Beer delivering his speech during the launch of the competition. (Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Feb 26th 2010, 01:26
PPC looking for the best builder

General News #1741

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PPC looking for the best builder

The first ever competition to find and crown Botswanaâ€™s best builder is launched by Pretoria Portland Cement Company Limited (PPC) in Gaborone on 25th February 2010. â€œPPC is very excited about this competition because it gives us the opportunity to make a positive impact on the building industry through the promotion of constructionâ€™s best practiceâ€ said PPC Botswana General Manager Werner de Beer. As a prize, the winner of the Civil and Commercial construction category will walk away with a Toyota bakkie with one ton of PPC cement and seven ton truck one ton cement of the winner of building construct category. De Beer delivering his speech during the launch of the competition. (Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Feb 26th 2010, 01:26
PPC looking for the best builder

General News #1740

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PPC looking for the best builder

The first ever competition to find and crown Botswanaâ€™s best builder is launched by Pretoria Portland Cement Company Limited (PPC) in Gaborone on 25th February 2010. â€œPPC is very excited about this competition because it gives us the opportunity to make a positive impact on the building industry through the promotion of constructionâ€™s best practiceâ€ said PPC Botswana General Manager Werner de Beer. As a prize, the winner of the Civil and Commercial construction category will walk away with a Toyota bakkie with one ton of PPC cement and seven ton truck one ton cement of the winner of building construct category. De Beer delivering his speech during the launch of the competition. (Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Feb 26th 2010, 01:26
PPC looking for the best builder

General News #1739

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PPC looking for the best builder

The first ever competition to find and crown Botswanaâ€™s best builder is launched by Pretoria Portland Cement Company Limited (PPC) in Gaborone on 25th February 2010. â€œPPC is very excited about this competition because it gives us the opportunity to make a positive impact on the building industry through the promotion of constructionâ€™s best practiceâ€ said PPC Botswana General Manager Werner de Beer. As a prize, the winner of the Civil and Commercial construction category will walk away with a Toyota bakkie with one ton of PPC cement and seven ton truck one ton cement of the winner of building construct category. De Beer delivering his speech during the launch of the competition. (Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Feb 26th 2010, 01:26
PPC looking for the best builder

General News #1738

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PPC looking for the best builder

The first ever competition to find and crown Botswanaâ€™s best builder is launched by Pretoria Portland Cement Company Limited (PPC) in Gaborone on 25th February 2010. â€œPPC is very excited about this competition because it gives us the opportunity to make a positive impact on the building industry through the promotion of constructionâ€™s best practiceâ€ said PPC Botswana General Manager Werner de Beer. As a prize, the winner of the Civil and Commercial construction category will walk away with a Toyota bakkie with one ton of PPC cement and seven ton truck one ton cement of the winner of building construct category. De Beer delivering his speech during the launch of the competition. (Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Feb 26th 2010, 01:24
PPC looking for the best builder

General News #1737

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PPC looking for the best builder

The first ever competition to find and crown Botswanaâ€™s best builder is launched by Pretoria Portland Cement Company Limited (PPC) in Gaborone on 25th February 2010. â€œPPC is very excited about this competition because it gives us the opportunity to make a positive impact on the building industry through the promotion of constructionâ€™s best practiceâ€ said PPC Botswana General Manager Werner de Beer. As a prize, the winner of the Civil and Commercial construction category will walk away with a Toyota bakkie with one ton of PPC cement and seven ton truck one ton cement of the winner of building construct category. De Beer delivering his speech during the launch of the competition. (Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Feb 26th 2010, 01:24
PPC looking for the best builder

General News #1736

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PPC looking for the best builder

The first ever competition to find and crown Botswanaâ€™s best builder is launched by Pretoria Portland Cement Company Limited (PPC) in Gaborone on 25th February 2010. â€œPPC is very excited about this competition because it gives us the opportunity to make a positive impact on the building industry through the promotion of constructionâ€™s best practiceâ€ said PPC Botswana General Manager Werner de Beer. As a prize, the winner of the Civil and Commercial construction category will walk away with a Toyota bakkie with one ton of PPC cement and seven ton truck one ton cement of the winner of building construct category. De Beer delivering his speech during the launch of the competition. (Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Feb 26th 2010, 01:24
PPC looking for the best builder

General News #1735

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Morupule B Power Station Ground Breaking in Palapye

The Minister of Minerals Energy and Water Resources, Ponatshego Kedikilwe (not in picture) officiate the ground breaking of the expansion of the Morupule Power Station in Palapye on 19th February 2010. At a capacity of 600 MW, the power station will be four times bigger than the exiting Morupule A, which produces around 133 MW. Botswana imports 80 percent of its power needs from the Southern African region. Costing around P11 billion the station will alleviate power shortage in the country and mitigate the mismatch of supply and demand of power in the country.(Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Feb 26th 2010, 00:09
Morupule B Power Station Ground Breaking in Palapye

Agriculture #1729

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Morupule B Power Station Ground Breaking in Palapye

The Minister of Minerals Energy and Water Resources, Ponatshego Kedikilwe (not in picture) officiate the ground breaking of the expansion of the Morupule Power Station in Palapye on 19th February 2010. At a capacity of 600 MW, the power station will be four times bigger than the exiting Morupule A, which produces around 133 MW. Botswana imports 80 percent of its power needs from the Southern African region. Costing around P11 billion the station will alleviate power shortage in the country and mitigate the mismatch of supply and demand of power in the country.(Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Feb 26th 2010, 00:09
Morupule B Power Station Ground Breaking in Palapye

Agriculture #1728

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Morupule B Power Station Ground Breaking in Palapye

The Minister of Minerals Energy and Water Resources, Ponatshego Kedikilwe (not in picture) officiate the ground breaking of the expansion of the Morupule Power Station in Palapye on 19th February 2010. At a capacity of 600 MW, the power station will be four times bigger than the exiting Morupule A, which produces around 133 MW. Botswana imports 80 percent of its power needs from the Southern African region. Costing around P11 billion the station will alleviate power shortage in the country and mitigate the mismatch of supply and demand of power in the country.(Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Feb 26th 2010, 00:09
Morupule B Power Station Ground Breaking in Palapye

Agriculture #1727

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Morupule B Power Station Ground Breaking in Palapye

The Minister of Minerals Energy and Water Resources, Ponatshego Kedikilwe (not in picture) officiate the ground breaking of the expansion of the Morupule Power Station in Palapye on 19th February 2010. At a capacity of 600 MW, the power station will be four times bigger than the exiting Morupule A, which produces around 133 MW. Botswana imports 80 percent of its power needs from the Southern African region. Costing around P11 billion the station will alleviate power shortage in the country and mitigate the mismatch of supply and demand of power in the country.(Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Feb 26th 2010, 00:09
Morupule B Power Station Ground Breaking in Palapye

Agriculture #1726

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Morupule B Power Station Ground Breaking in Palapye

The Minister of Minerals Energy and Water Resources, Ponatshego Kedikilwe officiate the ground breaking of the expansion of the Morupule Power Station in Palapye on 19th February 2010. At a capacity of 600 MW, the power station will be four times bigger than the exiting Morupule A, which produces around 133 MW. Botswana imports 80 percent of its power needs from the Southern African region. Costing around P11 billion the station will alleviate power shortage in the country and mitigate the mismatch of supply and demand of power in the country. (Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Feb 26th 2010, 00:06
Morupule B Power Station Ground Breaking in Palapye

Agriculture #1725

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Morupule B Power Station Ground Breaking in Palapye

The Minister of Minerals Energy and Water Resources, Ponatshego Kedikilwe (not in picture) officiate the ground breaking of the expansion of the Morupule Power Station in Palapye on 19th February 2010. At a capacity of 600 MW, the power station will be four times bigger than the exiting Morupule A, which produces around 133 MW. Botswana imports 80 percent of its power needs from the Southern African region. Costing around P11 billion the station will alleviate power shortage in the country and mitigate the mismatch of supply and demand of power in the country. Member of the parliament Moisiraele Goya during the ground breaking.(Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Feb 26th 2010, 00:05
Morupule B Power Station Ground Breaking in Palapye

Agriculture #1724

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Morupule B Power Station Ground Breaking in Palapye

The Minister of Minerals Energy and Water Resources, Ponatshego Kedikilwe (not in picture) officiate the ground breaking of the expansion of the Morupule Power Station in Palapye on 19th February 2010. At a capacity of 600 MW, the power station will be four times bigger than the exiting Morupule A, which produces around 133 MW. Botswana imports 80 percent of its power needs from the Southern African region. Costing around P11 billion the station will alleviate power shortage in the country and mitigate the mismatch of supply and demand of power in the country. Member of the parliament Moisiraele Goya during the ground breaking.(Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Feb 26th 2010, 00:05
Morupule B Power Station Ground Breaking in Palapye

Agriculture #1723

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Morupule B Power Station Ground Breaking in Palapye

The Minister of Minerals Energy and Water Resources, Ponatshego Kedikilwe (not in picture) officiate the ground breaking of the expansion of the Morupule Power Station in Palapye on 19th February 2010. At a capacity of 600 MW, the power station will be four times bigger than the exiting Morupule A, which produces around 133 MW. Botswana imports 80 percent of its power needs from the Southern African region. Costing around P11 billion the station will alleviate power shortage in the country and mitigate the mismatch of supply and demand of power in the country. Permanent Secretary at the ministry Gabaake Gabaake c during the ground breaking.(Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Feb 26th 2010, 00:03
Morupule B Power Station Ground Breaking in Palapye

Agriculture #1722

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Morupule B Power Station Ground Breaking in Palapye

The Minister of Minerals Energy and Water Resources, Ponatshego Kedikilwe (not in picture) officiate the ground breaking of the expansion of the Morupule Power Station in Palapye on 19th February 2010. At a capacity of 600 MW, the power station will be four times bigger than the exiting Morupule A, which produces around 133 MW. Botswana imports 80 percent of its power needs from the Southern African region. Costing around P11 billion the station will alleviate power shortage in the country and mitigate the mismatch of supply and demand of power in the country. BPC chief executive officer Jacob Raleru during the ground breaking.(Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Feb 25th 2010, 23:59
Morupule B Power Station Ground Breaking in Palapye

Agriculture #1721

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Morupule B Power Station Ground Breaking in Palapye

The Minister of Minerals Energy and Water Resources, Ponatshego Kedikilwe (not in picture) officiate the ground breaking of the expansion of the Morupule Power Station in Palapye on 19th February 2010. At a capacity of 600 MW, the power station will be four times bigger than the exiting Morupule A, which produces around 133 MW. Botswana imports 80 percent of its power needs from the Southern African region. Costing around P11 billion the station will alleviate power shortage in the country and mitigate the mismatch of supply and demand of power in the country. BPC chief executive officer Jacob Raleru during the ground breaking.(Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Feb 25th 2010, 23:59
Morupule B Power Station Ground Breaking in Palapye

Agriculture #1720

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