Noble Magazine

Orange Money Botswana CEO, Seabelo Pilane, maps the powerful intersection of digital finance and economic growth. Apex Banking: We highlight President Advocate Duma Boko's landmark appointment of Dr Agnes Tsholofelo Khunwana as Deputy Govenor of Bank of Botswana
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BOTSWANAPOST AND DHL DEEPEN PARTNERSHIP TO EXPAND LOGISTICS ACCESS
BotswanaPost and DHL have rolled out DHL Express Easy at selected BotswanaPost branches, marking a big step forward for the country’s logistics and courier scene while showing their shared commitment to connecting Botswana with global opportunities. The move strengthens a long-standing built over years of helping trade, supporting businesses, and linking people to international markets. Through this deal, BotswanaPost becomes a retail partner DHL’s Express Easy service, giving customers across the country access to simple, transparent, and convenient international shipping right from their local post office. Designed for walk-in and retail customers, the service handles both documents and parcels—whether it’s important papers, gifts, or business deliveries headed abroad. As BotswanaPost’s Chief Postal and Courier Services Officer Tumelo Mereyotlhe put it, the launch is about more than a new service—it’s proof that strategic partnerships can boost relevance, expand reach, and create growth. With DHL’s global network in over 220 countries and BotswanaPost’s 130+ offices nationwide, the collaboration combines their strengths to make international shipping more accessible and support Botswana’s role in global economy.

Access Bank Botswana Marks World Environment Day With
Nationwide Tree Planting Initiative
Some acts of support are felt instantly, while others quietly take root, grow over time, and outlast those who began them. On World Environment Day, Access Bank Botswana embraced the latter. On June 5th, 2026, the Bank marked the day under the theme of Climate Action, in line with the global campaign. To celebrate, staff, community members, and students came together to plant fruit trees across Ieng Primary School, Lobatse, Kabakae Kgotla, Ghanzi, Palapye Kgotla, and Maun—an effort aimed at building community and reinforcing the Bank’s dedication to environmental sustainability, climate action, and lasting community impact. This initiative is expected to benefit around 4,000 people across these areas.