This document list the various subsidiary legislation of the Public Procurement and Asset Disposal Act.

This policy aims to guide the implementation of public-private partnership projects in Botswana including the legal framework and contract management.

This policy aims to ensure consumers are provided with sufficient information to make an informed choice about products before the purchase is made. The policy emphasizes thorough effective disclosure and customer education.

This document specifies the various licensing fees for different non-bank financial institutions operating in Botswana.

This document specifies the rules guiding micro-lending in Botswana. The rules include governance, capital adequacy, risk management, credit risk, liquidity risk, outsourcing, and prudential reporting

The main goal of this Policy is to introduce a government-wide asset management policy for full life-cycle management of public asset management in Botswana to ensure effective management, maintenance, and efficient use of public assets in line with national development goals.

These guidelines apply to all networks, mobile, and internet service providers in Botswana. The guidelines aim to protect the interest of consumers of ICT services; ensure service providers offer quality services to end-users; ensure customer satisfaction by ICT service providers, and ensure the quality of ICT services is comparable to international standards.

The act provides for the control of transactions in agricultural land. No dealings in agricultural land, involving sale, transfer, lease, exchange, partition, or division shall be done without the consent of the Minister.

These guidelines apply to all networks, mobile, and internet service providers in Botswana. The guidelines aim to protect the interest of consumers of ICT services; ensure service providers offer quality services to end-users; ensure customer satisfaction by ICT service providers, and ensure the quality of ICT services is comparable to international standards.

These guidelines apply to all networks, mobile, and internet service providers in Botswana. The guidelines aim to protect the interest of consumers of ICT services; ensure service providers offer quality services to end-users; ensure customer satisfaction by ICT service providers, and ensure the quality of ICT services is comparable to international standards.

This document specifies the different annual fees for various types of radio licenses in Botswana.

This is an Act providing the regulations guiding the practice of real estate in Botswana and for other ancillary matters.

This is an Act providing the regulations guiding the practice of real estate in Botswana and for other ancillary matters.

This document specifies the guidelines for applying for a license as a network and service provider in the ICT sector.

An amendment to the second schedule of the Tribal Land Act of 1970.

This is an Act for the establishment of the Human Resource Development Council, outlining the function and powers of the Council, funding, administration, and other related matters.

This document specifies licensing framework for operation as a network and service provider in the ICT sector.

This document contains a list of several subsidiary legislation of the Income Tax Act

This is an Act specifying the provisions for the licensing, regulation, and governance of insurers, insurance brokers, and insurance agents in Botswana and other related matters.

This document highlights the main regulations governing the insurance industry; capital requirements, provisions relating to assets, licensing of insurers, operations of insurance business, and other related matters.