No person shall introduce or cause to be introduced, dispose, or exchange into Botswana, any semen, except with an issued permit from necessary authorities. The regulations apply to bovine, equine, sheep, goat or pig semen.

This policy is centred around preventing unethical practices that may defraud health workers and the public of their right to health services.

This policy outlines the guidelines for the treatment of HIV/AIDS in Botswana. To keep health workers safe while providing quality care to the public.

This policy provides the guidelines for the delivery of integrated community-based health to improve community health services across Botswana.

These guidelines outline the procedures for the registration of drugs and related substances in Botswana including the responsibility of drug manufacturers.

The policy highlights the country’s guide for the development of the health sector to improve access to quality health care and healthy lifestyle across Botswana.

The policy provides the regulations of food-grade salt including the composition, food additives, containment and labelling.

The policy provides the guideline for the management of health care organisations to improve the quality and safety of health services.

The Monetary Policy Statement (MPS) is the Bank of Botswana statement to inform stakeholders about its monetary policy choices for the year following the review of last year’s economic policy, current economic conditions and the current macroeconomic objectives of the government.

This is the constitution of Botswana elucidating the fundamental rights and freedoms of individuals, the role of citizens and the powers of the different arms of government.

The Southern African Development Community (SADC) principles and guidelines for democratic election have been adopted following the consultation of member states. the policy aims to promote democratic values and rule of law in member states.

The Referendum Act provides the guidelines for holding a Referendum in Botswana.

The policy outlines the principles for election management, monitoring and observation in the SADC region. The policy takes into account the political, legal, social, and cultural context in each country and expects member countries to adopt the policy to their context.

The Electoral Act details the laws and guidelines relating to the election in Botswana such as qualification and registration of voters, electoral offences, electoral petitions and other election activities.

The Local Government Act outlines the procedures for the establishment of local councils, the powers and duties of councils and other guidelines relating to the governance of local government in Botswana.

This Act makes supplemental provision to the constitution of Botswana for matters relating to the election of a president.

The African Charter on Democracy, Election and Governance are principles and guidelines adopted by member states of the African Union to promote free and fair elections, good governance and rule of law in African Union member countries.

The Act establishes the constitutional objectives and powers of the Bank of Botswana to issue currency and to perform its function as the apex bank of the country.

The regulations guide the use of boats on Batswana waters. No boat may be operated on any surface water unless it has been registered as prescribed in these regulations. The procedures for boat registration and associated timelines are provided for in the regulations.

The Banking Act provides the guideline for the licensing, control and regulation of banks and matters relating to banks.