I know that poor African countries tend to have witchcraft issues. But Botswana is among the few upper middle income countries in Africa, and with the lower population, I am wondering if you still hear issues of witchcraft. If yes, why does it happen, or what type of circumstances surround it? Is it rare or common?
Just wondering if there is anyone who has a good reason to want to improve education accessibility. For most people, education accessibility is not the problem, but putting in genuine effort is. However, there seems to be a few people out there who are practically obsessed with it. Would be nice if you could share about your reasons if it applies to you. Thanks.
I made this post, but I am not genuinely looking for someone. The reason is that based on the replies I have read here, I doubt I will find anyone. Anyway, if you are someone who genuinely care about education access, but feel like it is currently not optimal, write down a comment explaining why. I will get back to you if it feels like you are sincere. Don't want to know about your skills, work experience, qualifications. Good day to you.
So, say someone applied for for a package handler position, received the conditional offer and accepted it, did the background check successfully in 2 days. Was told they would reach out with next steps. 1 month later, still haven't heard back from them. I am guessing they were ghosted? Some people say they are waiting for a good batch for orientation, but that can't be it right. However, the job post on their website for the position only disappeared a few days ago. So like what...?
Now more than ever, it's easy to build a prototype using vibe coding tools like lovable or cursor. So if a student is trying to build an app or platform, how are you managing it? Like if you share about your idea to build traction and validate demand, someone who is already ready (good team+funding+network) could build their own version faster than you and launch it. Perhaps some people will say I am overthinking, but it could happen. So I am just wondering if anyone is still taking the risk, and why they feel like they could succeed.
Just curious, how do Botswana businesses or experts understand seo? It's an important part of marketing, but how many even know about it, and how it actually is properly done?
If you've been running your business successfully and decided to try seo, what made you decide it may be the right time to do so? What conditions did your business meet before you made the decision? How are you trying to find a good expert or agency?
I am trying to review a chess game with weird rules, and need some help to do this.