The Broadcasters Code of Practice is part of the current Radio and Television Broadcasters Licence Requirements. The code outlines the ethical and community standards for all licensed broadcasters. The purpose of the Code is for compliance and monitoring of the broadcast content on commercial Radio & Television stations.

The policies are on based three national objectives: universal access to basic telecommunication services; to promote a broad, reliable, and efficient supply of telecommunications services in Botswana in line with international standards and at the lowest possible cost to consumers in Botswana; and to ensure regional balance in telecommunication services in different regions of the country and between rural and urban areas.

These regulations by the Ministry of Communication, Science and Technology specifies all the fees payable by broadcasters in Botswana.

The Act regulates the employment and engagement of persons who are not citizens of Botswana. It is stipulated that no non-citizen in Botswana may be employed or engaged without an issued work permit.

These guidelines was designed for used by practitioners in the health sector for the treatment of HIV/AIDS in line with international standards. The guidelines covers HIV prevention, screening and testing, care for infected women and infants, treatment failure, and other incidental guidelines.

This handbook was designed to assists healthcare providers towards improved healthcare and overall wellbeing of people infected with HIV and to prevent further spread of the epidemic. The content of the handbook include HIV prevention, sexual reproductive health, TB/HIV co-Infection, and treatment for cryptococcal meningitis.

Theses evidence based manual outlines the government policies and strategy for effective TB control in Botswana, standardised treatment regimens according to TB case, community-based TB care, treatment of HIV-infected TB patients, and the surveillance and monitoring of all aspects of TB prevention and control in Botswana.

These policy guidelines was developed based on the demand of stakeholders involved in the care of dually infected patients for guidance on how best to develop and implement TB/HIV collaborative activities to address the threat of TB/HIV epidemic in Botswana.

This is an Act specifying the provisions for the abolition of marital power, to amend the property law of marriages, to provide for the domicile of married women, to provide for the domicile and guardianship of minor children and for all other related matters.

This is an Act specifying the necessary provisions to protect survivors of domestic violence and for all other incidental matters.

This policy document outline strategy by the government to improve public health and to improve the access and utilisation of quality preventive, promotive and rehabilitative health services in Botswana.

This policy highlights the government’s strategy aimed at preventing and controlling non-communicable diseases in Botswana. The strategy include the promotion of healthy lifestyles and creation of enabling environments; treat and mitigate impact of disease through health systems reorientation, early detection and provision of quality, people-centred services that begin at the primary care level; monitoring, surveillance and research in order to understand burden of disease, identify innovative solutions and evaluate impact of interventions; and accelerate country response to NCDs, through strengthened national prioritisation, coordination, multi-sectoral action and partnerships.

These requirements are part of the Civil Aviation Byelaws specifying the requirements for the retention of NOTOC by aircraft registered in Botswana based on the Civil Aviation (Dangerous Goods) Regulations 2012.

These requirements are part of the Civil Aviation Byelaws specifying the requirements for documents to be carried by aircraft registered in Botswana based on Regulation 10 of the Civil Aviation (Operation of Aircrafts Regulations) 2013.

These requirements are part of the Civil Aviation Byelaws specifying the requirements s for Airborne Collision Avoidance System (ACAS) found in the Civil Aviation Regulations.

These regulations by the Ministry of Transport and Communication outline the general requirements for aircraft operations in Botswana, including aircraft maintenance and inspection requirements, flight crew requirements, crew member duties and responsibilities, flight planning and preparation, passenger handling and flight rules as well as other related requirements.

These regulations by the Ministry of Transport and Communication outline the general requirements for the carriage of dangerous goods, aircraft operator’s obligations, shipper’s responsibilities, documents, records and enforcement powers, and other related requirements.

These regulations by the Ministry of Transport and Communication outline the general requirements for aircraft maintenance engineer’s licence and ratings, inspection authorisation, aviation repair specialist licence, aviation engineer instructor rating and aviation engineer Examiner Certificate, air traffic controller licence and air traffic controller ratings, flight operations officer licence, instructor rating and designated Examiner Certificate, aeronautical station operator licence, parachute rigger licence, instructor rating and designated Examiner Certificate, cabin crew licence, and other general requirements.

These regulations by the Ministry of Transport and Communication on search and rescue cover the establishment of the National Search and Rescue Coordination Committee specifying the functions; the establishment of Rescue Coordination Centres and Rescue Sub-Centres and its functions; requisitioning of aircraft and vessels; search and rescue communications; filing of disaster management and aerodrome emergency plans; reporting of aircraft or vessel in distress; training of search and rescue personnel; and penalties for breach of regulations.