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JUNE SALARIES IN JEOPARDY?

Summary by The Botswana Gazette

Leading economist Sennye Obuseng has warned that failure to pay public salaries could have catastrophic consequences for citizens’ livelihoods and the broader financial system because the government is also facing a P5 billion shortfall in settling invoices and paying service providers. Staff Writer TEFO PHEAGE reports The public service is on edge after the Ministry…

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JUNE SALARIES IN JEOPARDY?

Leading economist Sennye Obuseng has warned that failure to pay public salaries could have catastrophic consequences for citizens’ livelihoods and the broader financial system because the government is also facing a P5 billion shortfall in settling invoices and paying service providers. Staff Writer TEFO PHEAGE reports The public service is on edge after the Ministry…

5 days ago·Gaborone, Botswana

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The Botswana Gazette broke the news in Gaborone, Botswana 5 days ago on Wednesday, June 4, 2025.

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