The bye-laws apply to villages of Kanye, Moshupa, Mabutsane, Mmathethe, Moshaneng and Good Hope. It regulates water fees.

The bye-laws apply to the establishment and control of the market.

The bye-laws apply to the whole area of the Southern District. It provides for the rules governing public standpipes.

The bye-laws give the council the power to establish livestock stability through resolution and provides rules governing the keeping and control of livestock.

These bye-laws apply to an application for licenses and renewal of a license to carry on food vending business, an inspection of premises and person hygiene of food vendors within the Kgalagadi district.

These bye-laws apply to the control of livestock within the Central District. The Council may by resolution establish any kraal or enclosure for these bye-laws.

These bye-laws regulate the application, issuance and renewal of certificates for hawking and street vending. It also makes provision for the registration of street hawkers and street vendors.

The regulations are directed towards the introduction of birds and poultry in Botswana. It is stipulated that “No poultry or birds shall be introduced into Botswana, except South Africa, without a written permit of authorization from relevant authorities, and a certificate issued by a veterinarian authorized by the government of the country of origin.

These bye-laws make provision for the rules governing public standpipes in the North-East District

These bye-laws apply to the control and keeping of animals within the Chobe district. It provides for enforcement and penalties for disobeying the laws.

These bye-laws provide for the rules governing the maintenance of the sewer system and the power of the council.

This is an Act that gives legal effect to an agreement entered into between the President and the Bamangwato Tribe relating to the Grant of Land to the President for mining and ancillary purposes.

This is an Act that provides for the removal of restrictive covenants and conditions affecting the use of the immovable property and to make provisions incidental thereto.

The statutory instrument is based on the town and country planning act of 1977. The order designates planning areas and specifies the authority to which functions of the board to grant permission for development are transferred.

The Act prohibits the importation and general movement of aquatic weeds into and within Botswana. The Act also details the regulations to be enforced by the Minister to drive adherence to the prohibitions. The penalties for contraventions are highlighted.

This is an Act that makes provision authorizing the acquisition of property for public and other purposes, and for settling the amount of any compensation to be paid, or any matter indifference.

This regulates sectional title application, conditions for registrations of sectional plans, and certificates.

These rules provide for the management of the association.

These rules provide for the guidelines that occupiers or owners of each section must adhere to.

This is an Act that provided for additional security for money owed by farmers to the National Development Bank.