Forechem05 Solutions is an innovative agro-biotechnology startup based in Botswana, founded by Kabelo K. Moabi, Katlego Botshelo, Lebogang I. Motlhatlhedi, Obakeng Cheleketo and Thabile L. Balebeng.

Ms One Kgarebe Lerole is the co-founder of Infinergy and a final-year Bachelor of Science in Computing with Finance student at the University of Botswana.  The company has developed solar based paving tile system.

Jason Paseka Serebolo a graduate of Biological Sciences and Chemistry from the University of Botswana is the co-founder of Infinergy and the lead innovator behind the EcoStep project.

A final-year student in Logistics and Supply Chain Management at the University of Botswana (UB) has published a new book aimed at helping young people master communication and networking skills.

University of Botswana (UB) Athletics Club delivered a stellar performance at the BOTESSA Championship 2025, clinching 24 medals and reaffirming its dominance in university athletics.

University of Botswana (UB) is set to renew and deepen its partnership with the University of Newcastle, Australia, as part of its broader vision to transform into a 4th generation university focused on research, innovation and socio-economic impact.

In a significant stride toward hosting the 2026 World Athletics Relays, Botswana's Minister of Sport and Art, Hon Jacob Kelebeng, embarked on a comprehensive tour of the University of Botswana’s (UB) sports and arts facilities on the 15th of May 2025.

University of Botswana’s Students’ Representative Council (SRC) hosted a Pan-Africanism Youth Leadership Seminar at the UB Library Auditorium on the 10th of May 2025, rallying young African leaders around the theme “Africa’s Land, Economic Liberation, and the Importance of African Solidarity.”

Students from the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences recently brought creativity and cultural pride to life through a vibrant fashion show themed Botswana’s Iconic in Fashion, held on 9th of May 2025.

University of Botswana (UB) Law Department Human Rights Lecturer, DrTshepiso Shamisa has stated that Gender-Based Violence (GBV) remained one of the most pressing challenges in Botswana, often perpetuated by men.