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One-Stop Shops: an Inter-Ministerial Approach Botswana Flag. Futureatlas 2007, Flickr.   Par Phil Sandick* Post | 2009-11-24 | Botswana In June 2009, when the Strategy for Economic Diversification and Sustainable Growth was presented both to Parliament and to the Ntlo Ya Dikgosi (House of Chiefs), Botswana yet again displayed her ability to rise above her own past and forge a path into a productive future. Freeing a nation from historical chains and attempting an approach more focused on adaptability than on being adapted is one of the hardest infrastructure renovations an administration can undertake—just ask President Obama. Unfortunately, in the quickening pace... Plus   The Kgotla: Towards a Civil Society? Botswana | 2009-10-14 | Botswana is one of only a handful of African countries that has remained politically stable since Independence. While commentators are quick to pronounce that democratic tribal traditions are the cause of such consistency, one should take into accoun   Educational Free-For-All Botswana | 2009-09-09 | One of the BDP policies is to ensure equitable distribution of this nation's wealth to its citizens. We have chosen to provide this through educating as many hardworking Batswana as possible so that they may provide for themselves and their families   Working Together: Fighting Pandemics Through Partnerships Botswana | 2009-01-08 | Like the pandemic itself, the logistics of care for the infected and affected is a veritable nightmare, but Botswana has been wildly successful on that front. To understand how, here’s a brief précis of Botswana’s HIV/AIDS history. To organise a c   Self-Reliance Is Forever Botswana | 2008-11-17 | Today is a good day, but Friday, October 10 was better. Botswana, that bastion of political and economic stability since its 30 September 1966 Independence, took the next step forward in its domination of the diamond trade. A partir de la rentrée 2008, les billets/posts blogs sont alimentés par nos contacts en Afrique. Lire également : Phil's blog: introduction Botswana | 2008-11-05 | For the past 30 months, I’ve been living in the capital of one of the finest countries in Africa: Botswana. Many call Botswana their home (...) Comment soutenir les pays sortis de la guerre ? Aide au développement | 2007-11-28 | Qu'elle soit civile ou militaire, la guerre est un véritable drame pour les pays qui la subissent. D’un point de vue humain, c’est évident. Mais ça l’est également d’un point de vue économique. Indices boursiers : l'Afrique peut encore progresser Finance | 2007-11-09 | Que penser du nouvel indice boursier lancé début octobre par le fonds d'investissement Renaissance Capital : idée marketing ou opportunité de développement ? D'autres billets : Arche de Zoé : Déby inspiré par Kadhafi Qui sont les meilleurs amis de l’Afrique en 2007 ? Classements internationaux : qui sont les bons élèves en Afrique ? L’Europe, solution ou démission pour la France en Afrique? Bourses africaines : plus fort que le CAC40 ! Qui sera Président demain ? Les ingrédients d'une (future) tournée réussie Marchés financiers : les Suisses misent sur l’Afrique Quand l'épargne africaine finance les pays développés Entreprendre au Congo : le conte de fée de M. Conteh Le premier espace cellulaire unifié est africain Pour les pays du Golfe, l’Afrique ne se limite plus au Maghreb