In a historic turn of events, an opposition coalition led by Duma Boko has won Botswana’s parliamentary elections, marking the first change in power since the nation gained independence nearly sixty years ago. The Umbrella for Democratic Change, headed by Boko, secured an outright majority in the 61-seat legislature, positioning him to succeed President Mokgweetsi Masisi. Concerns about the country’s financial state have arisen, with social media highlighting unease over depleted funds and lack of transparency in government spending.
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Africa: Sylvia Mulinge Crowned Best CEO of MTN Across Africa
MTN Uganda's CEO, Sylvia Mulinge, has been recognized as the best CEO across all 20 African countries where the telecom giant operates, receiving the accolade at the MTN Global Leadership Gathering in Johannesburg. Under her leadership, MTN Uganda has achieved success, setting new industry benchmarks and receiving other prestigious awards. Mulinge's transformative leadership has not only positioned MTN Uganda as a market leader but also influenced MTN Group's overall performance across Africa, showcasing a commitment...
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