Job Region: Gaborone

  • LEGAL COUNSEL

    We are looking for suitably qualified, highly motivated, talented, innovative, hands-on, dynamic team players capable of working both collaboratively and independently. Suitable candidates should possess a high level of integrity, show strong commitment, and express the desire to deliver operational excellence through Zero Harm. Candidates must demonstrate strong analytical and problem-solving skills, excellent attention to detail and hazard awareness, good communication and report-writing abilities, and proficiency in data collection and interpretation. The positions are based at the Mine Site located between Maun and Sehithwa in Ngamiland. To be successful, you must enjoy getting out on site and have the enthusiasm and interest to work in a remote location, as well as deliver in a multicultural work environment. Only Botswana Citizens May Apply. WOMEN ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY.
    While developing the first fully mechanized underground mine in Botswana, we offer a dynamic and stimulating work environment, great culture, good benefits, a competitive salary and family friendly rosters.

    This is a team based, fast paced role.
    Preferably you will be immediately available / available at short notice.

    Closing Date: 5th June 2026. Please note that review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled.
    BASIC FUNCTION OF THE POSITION: The Stakeholder Manager will be responsible for developing, managing and strengthening strategic relationships with key government and external stakeholders, ensuring effective coordination, regulatory alignment, and proactive resolution of issues, while safeguarding the company’s social license to operate and supporting business continuity.

    BASIC FUNCTION OF THE POSITION:
    The Legal Counsel will be responsible for providing comprehensive legal and compliance support by working closely with internal and external teams, to ensure MMG Khoemacau’s steady operations and the sustainable advancement of mineral resource development and expansion projects. This role is responsible for managing all legal affairs, assessing legal and compliance risks, and delivering practical, solution-oriented advice aligned with MMG policies, applicable laws, and strategic objectives.

    Job Summary
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    Job Summary

    Type: full-time
    Location: Gaborone
    Category: Legal
    Closing Date: 2026-06-09

    Key Responsibilities

    Supporting the engagement of the most appropriate external counsel, having regard to the nature of each case and the company’s internal approval procedures.
    Working closely with internal teams and external counsel to manage dispute resolution matters, including administrative disputes, commercial contract disputes, labour disputes, and other litigation and arbitration matters.
    Assisting with the structuring, reviewing and implementing material project-related agreements and documentation, including but not limited to investment, financing, and internal restructuring arrangements, while coordinating with external counsel where necessary.
    Identifying legal and compliance risks associated with projects and special initiatives, and providing timely, practical legal support to internal stakeholders as required.
    Maintaining and managing the company’s constitutional documents (including Articles of Association) and statutory registration records; liaising closely with external counsel and corporate secretarial service providers.
    Preparing and drafting Board papers and related corporate governance documentation, while assisting the Board to operate in compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and internal governance requirements.
    Supporting the administration and standardisation of Board governance processes and documentation, including the proper preparation, filing, maintenance and retention of Board and internal decision-making records.
    Supporting Group Legal in the prompt review of Connected Transaction/ related party transactions to ensure compliance with applicable listing rules and joint venture governance requirements.
    Supporting the implementation of shareholder-mandated compliance requirements at site level, including anti-corruption compliance, personal data protection, and other compliance matters required under shareholder governance and regulatory frameworks.
    Reviewing, drafting and negotiating commercial contracts and related documentation, including assessing suppliers’ proposed amendments to the company’s standard templates, preparing bespoke and supplemental agreements, advising internal stakeholders on contractual provisions and associated legal risks, and providing ongoing legal support during contract implementation where required.
    Assisting with other legal, compliance and corporate governance matters as required from time to time.

    Requirements

    Bachelor’s Degree in Law or related field obtained in Botswana or South Africa
    Postgraduate qualifications would be advantageous
    Admitted to practice law in Botswana; dual admission to practice law in South Africa would be advantageous
    Minimum of 5 years’ legal experience
    Experience in the mining industry will be an advantage
    Sound knowledge of corporate, commercial, civil, mining and labour laws applicable in Botswana or South Africa.

    How to Apply
    To apply, please visit: careers.mmg.com
    About the CompanyMMG Khoemacau operates a prominent mining project situated within Botswana. The company is a significant employer in the region, providing opportunities for a substantial workforce of over 2,200 individuals. Demonstrating a commitment to environmental responsibility, MMG Khoemacau engages in annual tree planting initiatives. Furthermore, it has comprehensive plans underway to establish a dedicated game park, showcasing its long-term vision for ecological stewardship. These efforts highlight MMG Khoemacau’s role in Botswana’s economic landscape while prioritizing sustainable development.Driving sustainable copper mining operations in Botswana.Website: https://www.mmg.com/operations/khoemacau/View all jobs at this company →

     

  • STAKEHOLDER MANAGER

    We are looking for suitably qualified, highly motivated, talented, innovative, hands-on, dynamic team players capable of working both collaboratively and independently. Suitable candidates should possess a high level of integrity, show strong commitment, and express the desire to deliver operational excellence through Zero Harm. Candidates must demonstrate strong analytical and problem-solving skills, excellent attention to detail and hazard awareness, good communication and report-writing abilities, and proficiency in data collection and interpretation. The positions are based at the Mine Site located between Maun and Sehithwa in Ngamiland. To be successful, you must enjoy getting out on site and have the enthusiasm and interest to work in a remote location, as well as deliver in a multicultural work environment. Only Botswana Citizens May Apply. WOMEN ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY.
    While developing the first fully mechanized underground mine in Botswana, we offer a dynamic and stimulating work environment, great culture, good benefits, a competitive salary and family friendly rosters.

    This is a team based, fast paced role.
    Preferably you will be immediately available / available at short notice.

    Closing Date: 5th June 2026. Please note that review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled.
    BASIC FUNCTION OF THE POSITION: The Stakeholder Manager will be responsible for developing, managing and strengthening strategic relationships with key government and external stakeholders, ensuring effective coordination, regulatory alignment, and proactive resolution of issues, while safeguarding the company’s social license to operate and supporting business continuity.

    Job Summary
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    Requirements
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    Job Summary

    Type: full-time
    Location: Gaborone
    Category: Government Relations
    Closing Date: 2026-06-09

    Key Responsibilities

    Developing and implementing a comprehensive stakeholder engagement strategy aligned with company objectives and regulatory requirements.
    Establishing and maintaining strategic relationships with key stakeholders including the Office of the President, Department of Mines, Engineers Registration Board (ERB), Ministry of Labour, and other relevant government institutions.
    Acting as the primary liaison between the company and government entities to ensure effective communication and alignment.
    Managing and coordinating relationships between the company, stakeholders, and government authorities to ensure strong collaboration and synergy.
    Facilitating structured engagement platforms between the organisation and stakeholders in supporting transparency and cooperation.
    Representing the company in high-level meetings, forums, and engagements with government officials and regulatory bodies.
    Proactively identifying, managing, and resolving stakeholder concerns, issues, and risks that may impact operations.
    Ensuring timely escalation and resolution of critical stakeholder issues affecting business continuity.
    Monitoring regulatory developments and advising management on stakeholder-related risks, opportunities, and compliance requirements.
    Supporting compliance with statutory and licensing requirements through continuous engagement with regulators.
    Maintaining and updating a stakeholder register, engagement plans, and records of all interactions.
    Supporting the company’s reputation management and ensuring protection of the social licence to operate.
    Building and maintaining partnerships with institutions such as Botswana Investment and Trade Centre, local authorities, and development agencies.

    Requirements

    Bachelor’s Degree in Social Sciences, Public Administration, Development Studies, Communications, Law, or related field
    Postgraduate qualification in Business, Public Policy, or Sustainability (advantageous)
    Minimum of 6-8 years’ experience in stakeholder management, external affairs, or government relations
    Proven experience engaging with senior government officials and regulatory bodies
    Experience in mining, energy, or large infrastructure projects preferred
    Demonstrated ability to manage complex stakeholder environments
    Botswana government structures and regulatory environment
    Mining legislation and compliance requirements

    How to Apply
    To apply, please visit: careers.mmg.com
    About the Company

    MMG Khoemacau operates a prominent mining project situated within Botswana. The company is a significant employer in the region, providing opportunities for a substantial workforce of over 2,200 individuals. Demonstrating a commitment to environmental responsibility, MMG Khoemacau engages in annual tree planting initiatives. Furthermore, it has comprehensive plans underway to establish a dedicated game park, showcasing its long-term vision for ecological stewardship. These efforts highlight MMG Khoemacau’s role in Botswana’s economic landscape while prioritizing sustainable development.Driving sustainable copper mining operations in Botswana.Website: https://www.mmg.com/operations/khoemacau/View all jobs at this company →

     

  • Machine Setter (Injection Moulding)

    Chloride Exide Botswana (Pty) Ltd. an ISO 9001:2015 Company is based in Gaborone and manufactures lead acid automotive batteries for the replacement market within the SADC region.
    The company is looking to employ a competent person having a background as a Machine Setter, Injection Moulding.
     

    The position would suit an enthusiastic, self-motivated individual having injection/blow moulding experience (setting and optimisation) in a busy production environment.
    Knowledge of raw material properties is a requirement.
    Strong supervision skills and attention to quality products will be required.
    Problem solving techniques (machines, moulds and ancillary equipment) and assist with training of the personnel.
    Tool making qualification and mould maintenance/repairs experience would be an advantage.
    An electrical Diploma/Trade and experience would be an added advantage.

     

    The company is offering an attractive package which will be based on the level of experience and qualifications.
    About the CompanyChloride Exide Botswana (Pty) Ltd is a prominent manufacturer of lead-acid automotive batteries established in 1990. The company is based in Gaborone and has grown into a regional leader, exporting approximately 70% of its production to SADC countries.View all jobs at this company →Job Summary Job TypeContract LocationGaborone ️CategoryTechnical & Trades Closing DateJune 12, 2026

    Job Application Details

    Applicants who meet the requirements need to apply enclosing Curriculum Vitae, copies of certified relevant technical certificates and references.
    Applications should be addressed/emailed to the following details with the subject line “Plant Supervisor (Injection Moulding) Application”:
    The Manufacturing Director
    Chloride Exide Botswana Pty Ltd
    Plot 21334, Phakalane
    P.O.Box 149
    Gaborone
    Email: rob@chloride.co.bw

    Organisation Name

    Chloride Exide Botswana

    Region

    Gaborone

    Closing Date

    June 12, 2026

     

  • Plant Supervisor (Injection Moulding)

    The company is looking to employ a competent person having a background as a Plant Supervisor, Injection Moulding.
     

    The position would suit an enthusiastic, self-motivated individual having at least 5 years plus of injection moulding experience (setting and optimisation) in a busy production environment and holding a NTC 3 certificate, Degree or Higher Diploma in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering.
    Strong Supervisory skills would also be necessary in addition to previous managerial/supervisory experience.
    Problem solving techniques and assist with training of the personnel.
    Expertise in Microsoft Excel, Word and PowerPoint.
    Experience in the compilation of management data reporting and stock control.
    Valid driver’s licence.

     

    In addition, the incumbent would require knowledge and experience in pneumatic, hydraulic, automated PLC systems plus a working knowledge of computer integrated controls.
    Tool making qualification and mould maintenance/repairs experience would be an advantage.
    An electrical Diploma/Trade and experience would be an added advantage.

     

    The company is offering an attractive package which will be based on the level of experience and qualifications.
    About the CompanyChloride Exide Botswana (Pty) Ltd is a prominent manufacturer of lead-acid automotive batteries established in 1990. The company is based in Gaborone and has grown into a regional leader, exporting approximately 70% of its production to SADC countries.View all jobs at this company →Job Summary Job TypeContract LocationGaborone ️CategoryProduction Closing DateJune 12, 2026

    Job Application Details

    Applicants who meet the requirements need to apply enclosing Curriculum Vitae, copies of certified relevant technical certificates and references.
    Applications should be addressed/emailed to the following details with the subject line “Plant Supervisor (Injection Moulding) Application”:
    The Manufacturing Director
    Chloride Exide Botswana Pty Ltd
    Plot 21334, Phakalane
    P.O.Box 149
    Gaborone
    Email: rob@chloride.co.bw

    Organisation Name

    Chloride Exide Botswana

    Region

    Gaborone

    Closing Date

    June 12, 2026

     

  • Sales Representative (readvertisement) 701 views

    Our client in the FMCG sector is seeking a dynamic and results-driven Sales Representative to join their team. The ideal candidate will be responsible for driving sales, building strong customer relationships, and expanding market presence within pharmacies, retail outlets, and other healthcare-related channels.
    Key Responsibilities:

    Promote and sell FMCG products to pharmacies, retailers, and other clients
    Achieve and exceed sales targets
    Build and maintain strong relationships with existing and new customers
    Conduct regular market visits and identify new business opportunities within the pharmaceutical retail space
    Monitor competitor activities and provide market feedback
    Ensure timely collection of payments where applicable
    Maintain accurate records of sales and client interactions

    Minimum Requirements:

    Diploma in Sales, Marketing, Business, or a related field
    At least 2 years’ experience in a sales role (FMCG experience will be an added advantage)
    Valid driver’s license
    Strong communication and negotiation skills
    Self-motivated with the ability to work independently

    Our client offers a competitive salary with performance-based incentives.
    About the Company

    We are a “One Stop Shop” offering Talent Management, Outsourced HR, Training and Payroll SolutionsView all jobs at this company →Job Summary Job TypeFull Time LocationGaborone ️CategorySales Closing DateJune 5, 2026

    Job Application Details

    https://www.careers-page.com/pistachio-solutions-2/job/63V5XY7R

    Closing Date

    June 5, 2026

     

  • Impact & Insights Officer 1896 views

    Key Responsibilities
    Lead Learning, Monitoring and Evaluation Support
    The Impact and Insights Officer will support the design and implementation of the project’s learning, monitoring and evaluation framework.
    This includes helping the project team track outputs, outcomes, indicators, risks, assumptions, lessons and impact across all project countries and activities.
    The officer will ensure that monitoring and evaluation is not treated as a once-off reporting exercise, but as a continuous learning process that informs project decisions.
    Develop and Update M&E Tools
    The officer will develop, adapt and continuously improve the project’s monitoring and evaluation tools.
    These may include; results tracking templates, activity reporting tools, partner reporting templates, pre- and post-activity assessment tools, outcome harvesting tools etc
    Track Project Progress and Results
    The officer will monitor project progress against agreed targets, outputs, outcomes and indicators.
    This includes collecting information from internal teams, country partners, grantees, consultants and activity leads.
    Responsible for maintaining updated project data and ensuring that evidence is organised, accurate and available for reporting, learning and decision-making.
    Support Partner Learning and Reporting
    Given the project’s multi-country nature, the officer will work closely with project partners across different Sub-Saharan African contexts.
    This includes supporting partners to understand reporting requirements, use M&E tools correctly, submit quality information and reflect on lessons from their work.
    The officer may also provide light-touch capacity support to partners on data collection, documentation, results tracking and learning processes.

    Produce Project Reports and Evidence Products
    The Impact and Insights Officer will contribute significantly to internal and external reporting. This includes drafting, compiling or reviewing monthly and quarterly updates, donor progress reports, annual reports, activity reports, partner reports, learning briefs, Impact stories
    The officer will help ensure that reports are clear, evidence-based, well-structured and aligned with the project’s goals and donor expectations.
    Capture Learning and Insights
    The officer will lead processes to identify and document key lessons from project implementation.
    This includes facilitating reflection sessions, collecting partner feedback, analysing trends, identifying what is working, and highlighting challenges or adaptations.
    Strengthen Impact Documentation
    The officer will work with the Storytelling Lead, project team and partners to identify strong stories of change.
    This includes supporting the documentation of human-interest stories, partner achievements, campaign outcomes, policy influence, capacity growth and shifts in knowledge, behaviour or practice.
    Ensure that impact is captured through both numbers and narratives.
    Support Data Quality and Accountability
    The officer will be responsible for checking the quality, consistency and completeness of project data.
    This includes verifying information submitted by partners, identifying gaps, following up on missing evidence and ensuring that project records are well maintained.
    The officer will also support ethical and responsible data collection, especially when working with sensitive civic space, human rights and digital rights issues.
    Advise the Project Team on Learning and Adaptation
    The Impact and Insights Officer will provide regular advice to the project team on what the evidence is showing.
    This includes sharing insights that can help improve programming, sharpen campaigns, adjust activities, strengthen partner support and inform strategic decisions.
    The officer should be able to turn monitoring information into practical recommendations.
     
    Minimum Qualifications;
     
    The ideal candidate should have a degree or professional qualification in Monitoring and Evaluation, Development Studies, Social Sciences, Statistics, Public Policy, International Development, Human Rights, Governance, Digital Rights, Research, Communications for Development or a related field.Additional training in M&E, results-based management, outcome harvesting, impact evaluation, data analysis, research methods or learning systems will be an added advantage.
    Professional Experience;
    The candidate should have at least 3–5 years of relevant experience in monitoring, evaluation, learning, impact documentation, research, reporting or programme quality roles.Experience working on multi-country, regional or donor-funded projects will be a strong advantage.Experience in digital rights, civic space, human rights, democracy, governance, media freedom, youth engagement or civil society strengthening will be highly desirable.Given the project’s multi-country nature, this role may require occasional regional travel
    About the CompanyAfrica’s leading creative and digital rights organisationsView all jobs at this company →Job Summary Job TypeFixed Time LocationGaborone ️CategoryMonitoring and Evaluation Closing DateMay 29, 2026

    Job Application Details

    APPLICATION DETAILS
    How To Apply
    Interested candidates who meet the above requirements should submit a Cover Letter and CV in English with the subject line “Impact & Insights Officer” to: recruittoday2024@gmail.com
    Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
    Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
    Candidates from across Sub Saharan Africa are encouraged to apply.
    Applications close: 29 May 2026

    Organisation Name

    Magamba Network

    Region

    Southern Africa

    Closing Date

    May 29, 2026

     

  • Finance Officer 2132 views

    Financial Management & Donor Compliance
    Sub-Grant & Partner Financial Management
    Risk Management & Accountability
    Minimum Qualifications
    Key Skills and Competencies

    Financial Management & Donor Compliance

    Lead day-to-day financial management of the project in compliance with donor regulations, organisational policies and statutory requirements.
    Manage project budgets, expenditure tracking, cash flow forecasting and financial reconciliations.
    Prepare monthly, quarterly and annual financial reports within stipulated donor reporting timelines.
    Monitor expenditure trends and budget utilisation and provide financial analysis and recommendations to project leadership.
    Ensure accurate maintenance of financial records, accounting documentation and expenditure trackers.
    Process payments, advances, retirements and financial transactions related to project implementation activities.
    Support procurement and financial compliance processes in collaboration with programme and operations teams.
    Coordinate project audits, donor compliance reviews and financial assessments.
    Support preparation of budget revisions, donor budget modifications and financial projections where necessary.
    Ensure compliance with statutory obligations, tax requirements and organisational financial procedures.

    Sub-Grant & Partner Financial Management

    Coordinate financial accountability processes for sub-grants and partner organisations across multiple African countries.
    Review partner financial reports, supporting documentation and expenditure reconciliations to ensure compliance with donor and organisational requirements.
    Monitor partner expenditure trends, budget utilisation and compliance risks and recommend corrective action where necessary.
    Support partner capacity strengthening on financial reporting, documentation standards and donor compliance requirements.
    Track partner disbursements and financial reporting timelines across implementation cycles.

    Risk Management & Accountability

    Strengthen and maintain effective financial control systems, accountability mechanisms and risk management procedures.
    Support fraud prevention measures, compliance monitoring systems and financial safeguarding processes.
    Identify and escalate financial and operational risks affecting project delivery and donor accountability.
    Ensure confidentiality and integrity in management of sensitive financial and organisational information.

    Minimum Qualifications

    Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, Commerce, Economics, Business Administration or a related field. Professional accounting qualification such as ACCA, CIMA, CIS, CPA or equivalent is an added advantage.
    Minimum of 5 years of relevant experience managing finances for donor-funded projects within civil society, governance, media development, human rights or international development sectors.
    Demonstrated experience managing institutional donor grants, particularly Sida, EU, UN agencies or similar international funding mechanisms, is highly desirable.

    Key Skills and Competencies

    Strong expertise in donor compliance, grants management and financial reporting for institutional donors.
    Proven experience managing multi-country project finances and sub-grant accountability processes.
    Strong budgeting, financial analysis and cash flow management skills.
    Experience coordinating audits, financial reviews and compliance assessments.
    High level of integrity, accountability and attention to detail.
    Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
    Excellent organisational and time management skills with ability to work under strict reporting timelines.
    Strong interpersonal and communication skills with ability to work across multicultural and cross-border teams.
    Proficiency in accounting software, financial systems and advanced spreadsheet reporting tools.
    Understanding of digital rights, civic space, technology governance or human rights programming in Africa is an added advantage.

    About the CompanyAfrica’s leading creative and digital rights organisationsView all jobs at this company →Job Summary Job TypeFixed Time LocationGaborone ️CategoryAccounting & Finance Closing DateMay 29, 2026

    Job Application Details

    APPLICATION DETAILS
    How To Apply
    Interested candidates who meet the above requirements should submit a Cover Letter and CV with the subject line: “Finance Officer ” to: recruittoday2024@gmail.com
    Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
    Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
    We strongly encourage applications from women and candidates with experience working in civil society, digital rights and Pan-African programming contexts.
    Applications close: 29 May 2026

    Organisation Name

    Magamba Network

    Region

    Southern Africa

    Closing Date

    May 29, 2026

     

  • COMPLIANCE DIRECTOR

    Absa Bank Botswana has an exciting career opportunity for a strategic, high-performing and self-driven individual. We are looking to fill the following role:
    Absa Bank Botswana is seeking to appoint an experienced and strategic Compliance Director, to lead the Bank and its subsidiaries’ regulatory compliance, financial crime compliance and conduct governance agenda within a dynamic and highly regulated commercial banking environment.
    Reporting to the Managing Director with functional accountability to the Board Compliance Committee, the successful candidate will provide independent oversight and strategic leadership of the Bank’s Compliance Function, ensuring adherence to applicable banking regulations, prudential standards, AML/CFT obligations and governance requirements in Botswana.
    The role requires a commercially astute executive capable of balancing regulatory expectations with business strategy, digital transformation, customer experience and operational resilience.

    Job Summary
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    Requirements
    How to Apply

    Job Summary

    Type: full-time
    Location: Gaborone
    Category: Compliance
    Closing Date: 2026-06-04

    Key Responsibilities

    Lead and maintain an enterprise-wide regulatory compliance framework aligned to Botswana banking regulations and international best practice.
    Ensure compliance with all applicable laws, regulatory requirements, prudential requirements, directives and regulatory standards.
    Provide strategic compliance advisory support to Executive Management, Board Committees and business units.
    Drive a strong culture of ethical conduct, accountability and regulatory compliance across the Bank.
    Maintain effective governance structures, policies and compliance standards.
    Lead the Bank’s Anti-Money Laundering, Counter Financing of Terrorism and Counter Proliferation Financing (AML/CFT/CPF) programme.
    Oversee KYC, customer due diligence, sanctions screening, transaction monitoring and suspicious activity reporting processes.
    Lead financial crime investigations, regulatory escalations and remediation activities.
    Monitor emerging financial crime threats and recommend appropriate control enhancements.
    Develop and execute a risk-based compliance monitoring and assurance programme.
    Ensure effective implementation of the Compliance Risk Management (CRMP).
    Conduct compliance risk assessments across business operations, products and channels.
    Identify, assess and escalate material compliance and conduct risks.
    Monitor regulatory breaches, incidents and corrective action plans.
    Ensure compliance risks are integrated into enterprise risk management processes.
    Serve as the primary liaison with regulators, supervisory authorities and relevant industry bodies.
    Coordinate regulatory inspections, reviews and supervisory engagements.
    Manage regulatory reporting obligations and ensure timely submissions.
    Maintain constructive and transparent relationships with regulatory stakeholders.
    Provide compliance oversight on strategic initiatives and new product development.
    Support implementation of regulatory change management initiatives.
    Advise on implications of evolving local and international regulatory developments.
    Collaborate with business and control functions to enable sustainable growth within risk appetite.
    Oversee management of conduct risk, regulatory complaints and customer protection obligations.
    Promote fair customer outcomes and responsible banking practices.
    Strengthen compliance culture and ethical standards across the organisation.
    Lead, mentor and develop a high-performing Compliance team.
    Build organisational compliance capability through awareness and training programmes.
    Foster strong collaboration across Business functions

    Requirements

    Bachelor’s Degree in Law, Finance, Risk Management, Accounting, Economics or related field.
    Postgraduate qualification in Compliance, Risk Management, Business Administration or related discipline will be an added advantage.
    Professional certifications such as CAMS, CFE or recognised Compliance qualifications preferred.
    Minimum of 10 years’ experience within banking compliance, financial crime compliance, risk management or regulatory supervision.
    At least 5 years in a senior leadership role within a commercial banking environment.
    Strong knowledge of Botswana banking laws, AML/CFT frameworks and prudential standards.
    Demonstrated experience engaging regulators and Board Committees.
    Experience within a Tier 1 or complex financial institution will be highly advantageous.
    Strategic leadership and executive presence
    Strong regulatory and commercial acumen
    Governance and risk management expertise
    Excellent stakeholder management capability
    Strong analytical and decision-making skills
    High ethical standards and integrity
    Excellent communication and influencing capability
    Ability to operate effectively in a dynamic regulatory and operating environment

    How to Apply
    To view the full job profiles and to apply follow the link:www.absa.africa/absaafrica/careers/
    Steps to follow:

    The screen will display Absa Africa Group page click on View Opportunities.
    Select Botswana as a Location
    All positions advertised in Botswana will appear; pick on the roles you want to apply for and submit application.

    Please note that we do not accept hard copies of applications and only short-listed candidates will be responded to.
    Closing date: 4 June 2026
    About the CompanyAbsa Bank Botswana Limited, formerly known as Barclays Bank of Botswana Limited, is a commercial bank in Botswana, licensed by the Bank of Botswana, the country’s central bank and national banking regulator.Website: https://www.absa.co.bw/personal/View all jobs at this company →

     

  • STORE PERSON

    We are looking for suitably qualified, highly motivated, talented, innovative, hands-on, dynamic team players capable of working both collaboratively and independently. Suitable candidates should possess a high level of integrity, show strong commitment, and express the desire to deliver operational excellence through Zero Harm. Candidates must demonstrate strong analytical and problem-solving skills, excellent attention to detail and hazard awareness, good communication and report-writing abilities, and proficiency in data collection and interpretation. The positions are based at the Mine Site located between Maun and Sehithwa in Ngamiland. To be successful, you must enjoy getting out on site and have the enthusiasm and interest to work in a remote location, as well as deliver in a multicultural work environment. Only Botswana Citizens May Apply. WOMEN ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY.
    While developing the first fully mechanized underground mine in Botswana, we offer a dynamic and stimulating work environment, great culture, good benefits, a competitive salary and family friendly rosters.

    This is a team based, fast paced role.
    Preferably you will be immediately available / available at short notice.

    Closing Date: 5th June 2026. Please note that review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled.
    BASIC FUNCTION OF THE POSITION: The Stakeholder Manager will be responsible for developing, managing and strengthening strategic relationships with key government and external stakeholders, ensuring effective coordination, regulatory alignment, and proactive resolution of issues, while safeguarding the company’s social license to operate and supporting business continuity.

    BASIC FUNCTION OF THE POSITION:
    The Store person will be responsible for receiving and issuing equipment and materials.

    Job Summary
    Key Responsibilities
    Requirements
    How to Apply

    Job Summary

    Type: full-time
    Location: Gaborone
    Category: Logistics
    Closing Date: 2026-06-09

    Key Responsibilities

    Paying close attention to the logistics and transportation trends of equipment and materials and planning the storage plan in advance according to the requirements of the procurement contract.
    Organising a special unpacking inspection team before the equipment and materials are officially put into storage, to conduct inspection according to the procurement contract requirements.
    Processing the storage procedures when the documents, related supporting documents, and inspection records are complete, and the specified storage conditions are met for equipment and materials that have passed the unpacking inspection.
    Distributing equipment and materials according to the approved goods reservation form, going through goods delivery and handover procedures, and distributing qualified goods accurately and in a timely manner
    Issuing daily goods receipt and goods issue work arrangements to the relevant recipients.
    Organizing warehouse labourers and drivers to carry out loading and unloading operations.

    Requirements

    Diploma in Logistics or related supply chain management, international trade, information resource management, etc
    Minimum of 5 years’ experience in a relevant field
    Trained in logistics management, supply chain management, warehouse management and other related aspect

    How to Apply
    To apply, please visit: careers.mmg.com
    About the CompanyMMG Khoemacau operates a prominent mining project situated within Botswana. The company is a significant employer in the region, providing opportunities for a substantial workforce of over 2,200 individuals. Demonstrating a commitment to environmental responsibility, MMG Khoemacau engages in annual tree planting initiatives. Furthermore, it has comprehensive plans underway to establish a dedicated game park, showcasing its long-term vision for ecological stewardship. These efforts highlight MMG Khoemacau’s role in Botswana’s economic landscape while prioritizing sustainable development.Driving sustainable copper mining operations in Botswana.Website: https://www.mmg.com/operations/khoemacau/View all jobs at this company →

     

  • ASSISTANT BUSINESS ANALYST

    We are looking for suitably qualified, highly motivated, talented, innovative, hands-on, dynamic team players capable of working both collaboratively and independently. Suitable candidates should possess a high level of integrity, show strong commitment, and express the desire to deliver operational excellence through Zero Harm. Candidates must demonstrate strong analytical and problem-solving skills, excellent attention to detail and hazard awareness, good communication and report-writing abilities, and proficiency in data collection and interpretation. The positions are based at the Mine Site located between Maun and Sehithwa in Ngamiland. To be successful, you must enjoy getting out on site and have the enthusiasm and interest to work in a remote location, as well as deliver in a multicultural work environment. Only Botswana Citizens May Apply. WOMEN ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY.
    While developing the first fully mechanized underground mine in Botswana, we offer a dynamic and stimulating work environment, great culture, good benefits, a competitive salary and family friendly rosters.

    This is a team based, fast paced role.
    Preferably you will be immediately available / available at short notice.

    Closing Date: 5th June 2026. Please note that review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until the position is filled.
    BASIC FUNCTION OF THE POSITION: The Stakeholder Manager will be responsible for developing, managing and strengthening strategic relationships with key government and external stakeholders, ensuring effective coordination, regulatory alignment, and proactive resolution of issues, while safeguarding the company’s social license to operate and supporting business continuity.

    BASIC FUNCTION OF THE POSITION:
    The Assistant Business Analyst will be responsible for bridging finance and operations by analysing financial data to evaluate company performance, identifying trends, and recommending improvements. The Assistant Business Analyst will also be responsible for assisting to ensure accurate periodic financial reporting of the MMG operations and will be the link between finance and operations, ensuring complies to MMG procedures, policies and standards.

    Job Summary
    Key Responsibilities
    Requirements
    How to Apply

    Job Summary

    Type: full-time
    Location: Gaborone
    Category: Business Analysis
    Closing Date: 2026-06-09

    Key Responsibilities

    Preparing, consolidating, and coordinating operational budgets and forecasts aligned with the company’s Life of Mine (LOM) plan to support profitability and business continuity.
    Preparing monthly operational cost reports and conducting variance analysis.
    Contributing to the company’s profitability and going concern through effective operational cost control and monitoring against budgets and forecasts.
    Analyzing financial data to evaluate company performance, identifying trends, and recommending improvements.
    Ensuring the completeness and accuracy of costs at each reporting period.
    Preparing and providing monthly reconciliations.
    Contributing to cash flow management by ensuring timely expenditure in line with forecasted and budgeted plans.
    Assisting with audits and providing the necessary supporting documentation.
    Providing general support to the Finance team as require

    Requirements

    Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field
    Part-qualified qualified with ACCA, CIMA, BICA, or equivalent is an advantage
    Professional Membership (Registration with the BICA) is mandatory
    Minimum of 2-4 years of experience in a similar accounting role
    Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills
    Strong interpersonal skills for liaising with internal teams and clients
    Knowledge of accounting principles and concepts
    Experience with accounting software (e.g., Pastel, Sage, QuickBooks, SAP, or similar

    How to Apply
    To apply, please visit: careers.mmg.com
    About the CompanyMMG Khoemacau operates a prominent mining project situated within Botswana. The company is a significant employer in the region, providing opportunities for a substantial workforce of over 2,200 individuals. Demonstrating a commitment to environmental responsibility, MMG Khoemacau engages in annual tree planting initiatives. Furthermore, it has comprehensive plans underway to establish a dedicated game park, showcasing its long-term vision for ecological stewardship. These efforts highlight MMG Khoemacau’s role in Botswana’s economic landscape while prioritizing sustainable development.Driving sustainable copper mining operations in Botswana.Website: https://www.mmg.com/operations/khoemacau/View all jobs at this company →