Unpopular opinion but guys we are old and we are busy with our families, work, finances, etc. If you don’t say out loud and directly to the relevant people whats happening on your life then you can’t be mad if we don’t show up for you. And WhatsApp statuses don’t count.
I think a phenomenal example is Indian kids. The Indian kids who drove M3s and GTI's at Uni, were all top of the class. They understood family responsibility, and were incredibly focused.
The access you give them is great, BUT, you need to have parented them well. I struggle with the fact that not enough black Batswana parent in a meaningful way. Ga re je mmogo. Ganke re bua about politics, values, life etc. A lot of our kids raise themselves. By the time o mo revelation ntlo, all they want to do is host a thing every weekend.
Masisi era govt seems to have had a lot of ideas, conceptualized and started, but execution / follow through was weak, the new govt seems to be working on them & have more intention … and both shouldn’t get too tied up in credit but focus on the greater good of the people
La comunicazione ingegnere-pilota è un altro aspetto su cui Ferrari è indietro rispetto i rivali. Le discussioni incomplete e a volte confusionarie portano anche i piloti a non fidarsi ciecamente. Il Brasile è stato solo una conferma #F1#Formula1
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MISSING UB STUDENT: PUBLIC URGED TO HELP
The University of Botswana (UB) has appealed for public assistance in locating Nelbert Keaikitse, a first-year Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science student who has been reported missing.
Keaikitse was last seen at approximately 3am on Saturday, 7 November 2026, near the Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment on the UB campus. He was reportedly wearing a black T-shirt.
According to the university, its Protection Services department is conducting searches on campus and in surrounding areas. The matter has also been reported to the Botswana Police Service.
UB has expressed concern for the student’s safety and is urging anyone with information about his whereabouts to come forward.
Anyone with information is requested to contact UB Protection Services on 355 2874 or report to the nearest police station.
The public is encouraged to share this appeal to help reunite Keaikitse with his family.