These regulations provide that the areas of land which, before 11th March 1908, were the property of Chief Khama and are more particularly described in the Schedule and delineated on diagrams signed by the Chief in the year 1898 in the presence of the Assistant Commissioner at Palapye and filed in the Office of the President, shall from and after 11th March 1908, be transferred to and vested Copyright Government of Botswana in the Company for railway purposes.

This Act provides for the creation of townships and cities. It established the Township Authorities’ authorities have the power to make bye-laws which is subject to the approval of the Minister

These regulations prohibit the harvest of veld products except for domestic purposes unless written authorization has been obtained from the required authority. It also provides for the penalty.

These regulations provide for the specifications of branding iron and prohibit the production of branding iron except the prescribed size.

This order makes provision for where the controlled hunting areas fees shall be paid into.

This order in its schedule declare some areas as a private game reserve and make guidelines regulating certain practices.

This order declares some areas as a private game reserve and a list of the person entitled to hunt in the private game reserve.

This order provides that The Director, veterinary officers, livestock officers and stock inspectors may order any dog or other species of Carnivora or monkey in Botswana to be isolated, muzzled or destroyed.

The Act establishes the Botswana Meat Commission, to engage in the business of purchasing, slaughtering, preparation, and sale of products obtained of cattle. The commission is also charged with the promotion of interests of the livestock producing industry of Botswana.

These regulations provide for the manufacturing of stock feed, feeding of stock and waste disposal.

This act established the land tribunal. The land tribunal shall have exclusive jurisdiction regarding the matter before it in determining an appeal, not be bound by rules of evidence applicable in civil or criminal proceedings. There is a right of appeal from any decision of the land tribunal to the High court.

These regulations prohibit the sale of traps and snares

This plan is a step toward achieving Sustainable Development by ensuring disaster risk reduction implementation in the country. it addresses issues relating to man-made and natural hazards it provides a framework that guides stakeholders in all sectors in preparing their disaster risk reduction and emergency management plan.

This policy establishes optimum systems for dealing with disasters other than drought/famine in Botswana. The policy relates to the following; floods, veld fires, pest infestations, epidemics, animal disease, severe weather (including hailstorms and lightning strikes), refugee influxes, transport accidents, industrial explosion, urban fires, industrial pollution and chemical spillage.

This order was made under the powers conferred on the Minister of Finance and Development Planning.

The Order prohibits activities in the Moshupa Waterworks area related to new private connections, washing of vehicles by hose pipes, forms of irrigation or watering of gardens, use of water for major construction activities. The order also specifies the opening and closing hours for the waterworks, as well as offences and penalties for contraventions.

This Order revoked the Wildlife and National Parks (Prohibition of Hunting or Removal of Animals) 0rder, 2015. This order prohibits any person from hunting, removing or capturing animals from any area of Botswana.

The Kweneng Council made these bye-laws under the power conferred by the Local Government Act. It provides rules for keeping livestock, power to detain livestock, and cleaning of livestock in the district.

These regulations provide that no person shall purchase, supply or sell hormones and estrogens, anabolic steroids, zearonal, antibiotic feed additives and animal feeds containing antibiotics to promote growth in any animal except with a written permit issued by the Minister responsible for agriculture or any public officer authorised by the Minister

These regulations provide that agricultural products like banana, beetroot, butternuts, carrots, fresh milk, animal feed for poultry and livestock, maize, oranges, tomatoes, among others specified in the first schedule to this regulation shall not be imported except with the written permission of the authorizing officer. The regulation specifies the rules relating to the application and granting of the permit.