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By Hoandi! Mayor of Rehoboth, George Dax, confirmed in an interview with New Era that the drive for capital development at Rehoboth has now been shifted to the Rehoboth East Constituency, which includes Block E, where most of the formerly disadvantaged people reside. He said the first phase of tarring roads has been completed in the Urban West Constituency. The next road to be tarred will be the one that starts from the Roman Catholic Church at the town to Block E.

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A number of LGBTQ rights groups from across southern Africa participated in a recent conference in Cape Town, South Africa, that focused on how to advance equality in the region against the backdrop of the pandemic. The themes were rollbacks, resilience, reinvention, reinventing relationships and renewal of connections. Many of those in attendance acknowledged the harsh realities facing community members that include gender-based violence and other barriers to making a living. Lesbians, Gays and Bisexuals of Botswana LEGABIBO also welcomed the conference, and even took note of their visit to Robben Island where former South African President Nelson Mandela spent 18 years in prison.

Its transformation was decades in the making — fueled by fearless individuals and hard-won progress to get here. It started with dance floors and defiance. In , Ross Alexander opened Joss, the first acknowledged gay-owned business in Rehoboth. At the Pink Pony, a mixed Boardwalk bar with smoked-glass windows, locals and weekenders mingled.