The Regulations impose a duty of trophy dealers to make returns in the form prescribed in the relevant schedule. The returns concern importation and exportation and local trade in trophies. Trophy dealers are also mandated to maintain a journal in the form prescribed in the relevant schedule. Trophies shall be marked by the trophy dealer under the regulations herein.

The regulations detail the specificity of permit contents and the fees payable. Permits issued in terms of the sections of the Fauna Conservation act, authorizing the capturing of animals shall specify the species and number of animals allowed to be captured.

An amendment to regulations 3, 4, and the first schedule of the Fauna Conservation (General) Regulations of 1968. The amendment also revokes regulation 6.

The Act pertains to “state land” which is referred to the unalienated and reacquired state lands. The schedule interprets the terms associated with state land and gives the President of Botswana, powers to make and execute grants and dispositions of state lands.

The Regulations are directed to national parks in Botswana, as it relates to open seasons; entry into national parks and camping sites; motor vehicles and aircraft; boating and fishing within national parks; as well as general conduct within national parks. National parks are areas constituted as national parks by the President of Botswana, under the National Parks Act.

The Act defines the ownership of rights to the use of water. It specifies the use of public water and construction of works, casual water use, water use by owners and occupiers of land, right to water for mining and forestry purposes, and prohibition of the use of water. It also makes provisions for the grant of water rights, as well as revision, variation, determination, and diminution of water rights.

The Act gives effect to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), which Botswana is a party to. It provides for the establishment, control and management of national parks and game reserves, for the conservation and management of wildlife in the country. It makes declarations for the specification of national parks and their control. It expressly highlights the acts that are prohibited in national parks and associated regulations.

An amendment to section 5 and sub-section 1 of section 8 of the Land Control Act of 1975.

These guidelines were designed to enable BPC electricity consumers to generate electricity for their use while selling any excess to BPC up to the limit as defined by the government.

This document specifies the rules guiding market makers in the Botswana Stock Exchange such as the registration of market makers and their obligations.

This is an agreement between the governments of Botswana, Lesotho, Namibia, Swaziland, and South Africa concerning the imposition of customs duties in the region.

This is an Act outlining the provisions for the regulation and supervision of the securities industry in Botswana, to prevent insider trading and any form of market abuse in Botswana and other ancillary matters.

These regulations outline the provisions for the licensing of securities institutions in Botswana including the licensing criteria and the conditions of licensing and other ancillary matters.

This document highlights the terms and conditions for obtaining a license under the Communications Regulatory Authority Act of 2012.

These regulations outline the various supervisory levies non-bank financial institutions shall pay each year to the Non-Bank Financial Institutions Regulatory Authority in Botswana.

This document specifies the amended regulation of the Insurance Industry Act.

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

These guidelines specify the general information about the setting and filing of telecommunication tariffs and the procedure to be followed before charging a new tariff to any service or product in Botswana.

The Act empowers the Minister to declare by order published in the Gazette, areas of land in Botswana to be planning areas. The Act also makes provisions for the orderly and progressive development of land in both urban and rural areas and to preserve and improve the amenities contained and for the grant of permission to develop the land.

This is an Act for the establishment of the Tertiary Education Council in Botswana, specifying its functions, powers, administration, and other connected matters.