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P6M OWED TO TEACHERS

Summary by The Botswana Gazette
Basic Education Ministry blames budget Constraints, seeks supplementary funding SESUPO RANTSIMAKO More than 5,000 teachers across Botswana are still waiting to be paid their leave concession allowances, with the Ministry of Basic Education and Child Welfare revealing an outstanding debt of nearly P6 million. According to the Ministry, 5,191 teachers out of a total of…
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P6M OWED TO TEACHERS

Basic Education Ministry blames budget Constraints, seeks supplementary funding SESUPO RANTSIMAKO More than 5,000 teachers across Botswana are still waiting to be paid their leave concession allowances, with the Ministry of Basic Education and Child Welfare revealing an outstanding debt of nearly P6 million. According to the Ministry, 5,191 teachers out of a total of…

·Gaborone, Botswana
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The Botswana Gazette broke the news in Gaborone, Botswana on Monday, August 18, 2025.
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