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a business profile for Jwaneng Town, Botswana. the profile contains general information about the town. a business profile for Jwaneng Town, Botswana. the profile contains general information about the town.
drivers, driving schoolsand drivers instructors,m o t o r d e a l e r s a n dn u m b e r p l a t e smanufactures, publictransport.Department of AnimalProductionThe mandate of thedepartment is to providequality service to livestockf a r m e r s a n d o t h e rstakeholders throughe f f e c t i v e e x t e n s i o nservice.The Department of AnimalProduction comprisesthree divisions namely Ruminants, nonRuminants and Livestock Services.Ruminants and Non Ruminants areresponsible for development of differentcommodities whilst Livestock Servicesprovide support service to commodities.Department of ImmigrationThe department operates to facilitate ofmovement of people, issuance of Botswanapassport, processing of visa and residentspermits and repatriation of illegalimmigrants.Department of LabourThe department offers services whichinclude; mediation and arbitration of tradedisputes, monitoring training andlocalization programmes, processing ofworkers compensation claims, labourinspection and processing of workerspermits as well as registration of jobseekers.Department of Broadcasting andDepartment of information ServicesThe Origins of the Department ofInformation and Broadcasting are traced asfar back as 1961 when Batswana were stillunder British colonial rule. Then, a smalltransmitter located in Mafeking wasemployed mainly to broadcast agriculturalprogrammes. A magazine, called Kutlwano,had also been set-up to provide informationabout Government policy. The two becamethe basis on which Information Services andR a d i o B e c h u a n a l a n d ( l a t e r R a d i oBotswana) were formed after Botswana'sindependence from Britain in 1966.As a Government-owned media, the role ofthe Department of Information andDepartment of Broadcasting is to mobilizeBatswana towards national development,to inform them about events within andoutside the country, to interpret suchevents and whenever possible suggestappropriate approaches to them. This isachieved through Botswana Television andDaily news paper, which are free. Thedepartment also educates and entertainscitizens in accordance with nationaldevelopment goals and interests.Department of Building and EngineeringJwaneng Town Profile 201716
efficient in service delivery.Department of Metrological ServicesThe Department of MeteorologicalServices is under the Ministry ofEnvironment, Wildlife and Tourismand is mandated to measuring,o b s e r v i n g a n d r e c o r d i n gmeteorological observations requiredf o r v a r i o u s s o c i o - e c o n o m i cdevelopment activities at national,regional and international leve.lIt putforward Weather forecasting andadvisory, such as issuing warnings offloods, severe storms, heat waves,cold spells and other adverse weatherconditions likely to endanger lifeand/or property.ServicesThe Department has the portfolioresponsibility for Government buildingdevelopment projects, their associatedinfrastructure, engineering services and themaintenance of government building,electrical and mechanical stock.The Department has since been structuredto meet the systemic problems that wereinherent in the former Department ofArchitectural Building Services andDepartment Engineering ManagementServices. The focus has therefore been oncreating a viable and vibrant Departmentthat is modernised and streamlined to beDepartment of Water AffairsThe core business of department of wateraffairs is to be strategically involved in anongoing assessment of the economic roleof water in the country’s development. Thisis achieved through research to findsolutions on challenges faced by the urbanand rural population as well as the miningand industry. Lastly through playing adevelopment and service role, water affairsworks with water-using sectors to ensurethat water is used efficiently while theresources are managed in a sustainablemanner.www.jtc.gov.bw 17
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- Page 3 and 4: FACTS AND FIGURESPopulation:18,063
- Page 5 and 6: Table ofCONTENTSforeword by the may
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- Page 9 and 10: HISTORYMiddle Age to 1984the making
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- Page 33 and 34: the Mine, the fact that when mining
- Page 35 and 36: Formal employment statistics shows
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efficient in service delivery.
Department of Metrological Services
The Department of Meteorological
Services is under the Ministry of
Environment, Wildlife and Tourism
and is mandated to measuring,
o b s e r v i n g a n d r e c o r d i n g
meteorological observations required
f o r v a r i o u s s o c i o - e c o n o m i c
development activities at national,
regional and international leve.lIt put
forward Weather forecasting and
advisory, such as issuing warnings of
floods, severe storms, heat waves,
cold spells and other adverse weather
conditions likely to endanger life
and/or property.
Services
The Department has the portfolio
responsibility for Government building
development projects, their associated
infrastructure, engineering services and the
maintenance of government building,
electrical and mechanical stock.
The Department has since been structured
to meet the systemic problems that were
inherent in the former Department of
Architectural Building Services and
Department Engineering Management
Services. The focus has therefore been on
creating a viable and vibrant Department
that is modernised and streamlined to be
Department of Water Affairs
The core business of department of water
affairs is to be strategically involved in an
ongoing assessment of the economic role
of water in the country’s development. This
is achieved through research to find
solutions on challenges faced by the urban
and rural population as well as the mining
and industry. Lastly through playing a
development and service role, water affairs
works with water-using sectors to ensure
that water is used efficiently while the
resources are managed in a sustainable
manner.
www.jtc.gov.bw 17