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.

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 an act that makes provisions for the establishment and administration of a National Development Bank, the powers, duties and functions of the bank, and matters incidental thereto.

The Regulations are premised on the Cooperative Societies Act of 1964. Among others, it makes provisions for registration of societies and registration fees; address of the society to be registered; membership; nominees; division of profits; maximum liability of society concerning loans; general meetings; a committee of a registered society; compulsory by-laws; and reserve fund

This is an act to provide for the securing of loans, advances and debts by hypothec granted over movable property.

The Act provides for the registration, control, and liquidation of co-operative societies. The act outlines registration guidelines, duties and privileges of societies, rights and liabilities of members, property and funds of registered societies, audit, inspection, inquiries, liquidation, and disputes management.

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.

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 is an Act that makes provision for the administration of estates of deceased persons, minors, persons under curatorship, absent persons and all property given in trust by the deceased.