Botswana Power Corporation continues to play a meaningful role in supporting national priorities through its contribution to the Government of Botswana’s Operation Thibelo – Foot and Mouth Disease Disaster Initiative, led by the Ministry of Lands and Agriculture.

As part of this initiative, BPC has donated used gum poles valued at P625,000.00. This contribution is aimed at supporting the protection of Botswana’s livestock industry, an essential pillar of the country’s economy and food security.

The donated gum poles will be utilised in the maintenance and reinforcement of border and veterinary fences. These fences are critical in containing and preventing the spread of Foot and Mouth Disease, thereby protecting livestock and supporting the sustainability of the agricultural sector.

This initiative reflects BPC’s broader commitment beyond its core mandate of electricity provision. It demonstrates the Corporation’s dedication to safeguarding livelihoods, supporting government- led interventions, and contributing to the long-term sustainability and resilience of Botswana’s economy.

BPC employees are encouraged to take pride in the organisation’s continued efforts to make a positive impact across communities and sectors nationwide.

The Corporation conducted a series of visits to schools in the Tsabong area this week as part of its ongoing efforts to promote awareness of electrical safety and energy efficiency among students and staff. The initiative aimed to educate learners on the safe use of electricity, highlight potential hazards, and encourage responsible energy consumption practices both at school and at home.

During the sessions, participants were engaged through interactive discussions and practical demonstrations, which helped to reinforce key safety messages and the importance of conserving energy. The program also provided an opportunity for the Corporation to connect directly with the community and address questions related to electricity usage.

Attendees warmly welcomed the initiative and expressed their appreciation for the Corporation’s proactive approach. Many commended BPC for its commitment to community outreach and for taking meaningful steps toward fostering a culture of safety and sustainability among the younger generation.

Botswana Power Corporation (BPC) recently hosted an induction programme for its newly appointed Board Members, giving them an opportunity to gain first- hand insight into the Corporation’s operations and strategic assets. The tour began at the Gaborone National Control Centre, where the Board was introduced to national grid operations, system control processes, and the role the centre plays in maintaining a stable and reliable power supply.

Board Members then visited Morupule A and B Power Stations, where they were briefed on generation processes, maintenance activities, and ongoing efforts to improve plant performance and safety. The induction also included a visit to the Mmadinare Solar Plant, highlighting BPC’s growing renewable energy portfolio and the role of solar power in supporting sustainable energy solutions. The programme concluded at the Phokoje Substation, where the Board gained an appreciation of transmission operations and the importance of strong network infrastructure in supporting electricity delivery across the country.

The induction provided valuable engagement between the Board and management, ensuring a shared understanding of BPC’s operations, challenges, and strategic priorities as the Corporation continues to power Botswana’s development.

Botswana Power Corporation (BPC) Maun has donated stationery to Bana Ba Letsatsi in Maun, a gesture aimed at supporting learners in their academic journey.

The donated stationery is intended to assist students by providing essential learning materials and easing resource constraints at the Centre. The Centre expressed sincere appreciation to the BPC team, thanking them for their generosity and continued commitment to supporting education and community development in Maun.