The Act provides for matters relative to the establishment and operation of Land Boards and the granting of customary and common law land rights to tribesmen and other persons. The regulations provide for matters relative to Subordinate Land Boards established by Order of the President under section 19 of the Tribal Land Act of 1968.

This Act provides the regulations governing the procedures for the settlement of consumer complaints received by the Authority in relation to the energy sector and for and other ancillary matters.

This is an Act for the establishment of the Botswana Energy Regulatory Authority. The Act highlights the mandates of the Authority, powers to grant licenses, financial provisions, tariffs regulation, supervisory functions, and other related matters.

These guidelines were issued following the outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic, to guide service delivery in the food industry. The guide outlines the measures taken and implemented by the Botswana Meat Commission (BMC) to ensure safe food in Botswana and in compliance with the WHO and Government protocols

This document the funding guidelines and the application form for Youth wishing to apply to the Youth Development Fund for their projects.

This is an Act to establish the Botswana Sports Commission. The Act specifies the powers and functions of the Commission, financial provisions, control of doping, and other ancillary matters.

This document highlights the rules for trading debt securities in the Botswana Stock Exchange; the types of transactions, trading procedures, trading sessions, crossing boards, cancellation of trades, and other general provisions.

This is an Act covering the agreement between Botswana and the Government of the Republic of India for the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of fiscal evasion concerning taxes on income and on capital gains.

This is an Act by the Parliament of Botswana specifying all cybercrimes and computer-related offences in Botswana as well as other related regulations.

This is an Act by the Parliament of Botswana amending the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act 2014, specifically deleting section 19 (d)

An Act by the Parliament of Botswana to regulate the protection of personal data and to ensure that the privacy of individuals concerning their data is maintained; for the establish the Information and Data Protection Commission including its functions and responsibility; and for other related matters.

These regulations by the Southern Africa Development Community outline the general provision for roaming in electronic communication in Botswana such as costing for roaming services, service quality, and transparency for consumers.

This directive establishes the cost model and pricing framework for ICT services in Botswana including the cost of supplying service by service providers and the appropriate forward-looking pricing framework for the market.

The goal of this strategy is to defend Botswana cyberspace from threats. The strategy prioritises cyber threats and risks to ensure that all key stakeholders in Botswana cyberspace accept responsibility for cybersecurity. Furthermore, the strategy aims to improve cybersecurity by enhancing stakeholders’ awareness of relevant risks, preventive measures and effective responses in cyberspace.

These guidelines outline the minimum standard requirements on Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery to all licensed communications operators to ensure uninterrupted consumers services and to enable businesses to recover operations promptly.

The Broadcasters Code of Practice is part of the current Radio and Television Broadcasters Licence Requirements. The code outlines the ethical and community standards for all licensed broadcasters. The purpose of the Code is for compliance and monitoring of the broadcast content on commercial Radio & Television stations.

The policies are on based three national objectives: universal access to basic telecommunication services; to promote a broad, reliable, and efficient supply of telecommunications services in Botswana in line with international standards and at the lowest possible cost to consumers in Botswana; and to ensure regional balance in telecommunication services in different regions of the country and between rural and urban areas.

These regulations by the Ministry of Communication, Science and Technology specifies all the fees payable by broadcasters in Botswana.

The Act regulates the employment and engagement of persons who are not citizens of Botswana. It is stipulated that no non-citizen in Botswana may be employed or engaged without an issued work permit.

These guidelines was designed for used by practitioners in the health sector for the treatment of HIV/AIDS in line with international standards. The guidelines covers HIV prevention, screening and testing, care for infected women and infants, treatment failure, and other incidental guidelines.