Ombudsman-Botswana

10/06/2026

Human Rights Begin with Health: Ombudsman Highlights the Importance of Polio Immunization for Every Child.

09/06/2026

Balancing Justice with Dignity: A Human Rights Perspective on Prison Conditions and Rehabilitation

08/06/2026

08/06/2026

Ombudsman Advocates for Upholding Children's Right to Health Through Polio Immunization on Duma FM.

08/06/2026

KITSISO

Sechaba se itsisiwe fa megala ya Ofisi ya Mosireletsi ya Maun e santse e se mo tirisong (Temporary). Sechaba se rotloediwa go ikgolaganya le ba diofisi tse dingwe tsa Mosireletsi mo megaleng e e latelang; Francistown: +267 2440547, le Tsabong: +267 6542981 kgotsa go romela molaetsa ka maranyane a email: [email protected]
Sechaba se itsesiwe fa megala e ta boela mo tirisong mo nakong e e sa fediseng pelo.

Ofisi ya ga Mosireletsi e kopa maitshwarelo ka seemo se.

Re a leboga

08/06/2026

PUBLIC NOTICE

The public is informed that the Office of the Ombudsman, Maun Office, is currently experiencing Technical Problems with the Telephone lines. The public is advised to contact other Office of the Ombudsman offices in Francistown: +267 2440547 and Tsabong: +267 6542981 for any assistance and/or use other means of communication such as emails. Email: [email protected]
Please be informed that the office is working around the clock to rectify the problem.

We apologize for any inconvenience caused.

Thank you.

06/06/2026

OFFICE OF THE OMBUDSMAN ON UNHOLDING CHILDREN'S RIGHT TO HEALTH THROUGH POLIO IMMUNIZATION

04/06/2026

UNHOLDING CHILDREN'S RIGHT TO HEALTH THROUGH POLIO IMMUNIZATION

26/05/2026

Building Trust Through Community Dialogue – Maun Region

The Office of the Ombudsman - Maun, yesterday participated in a kgotla meeting hosted by Legal Aid Botswana at the Maun Main Kgotla.

The meeting brought together members of the public and various stakeholders, providing an important platform for dialogue and information sharing on public services available to residents.

During the engagement, the Office of the Ombudsman delivered a presentation aimed at sensitizing and familiarizing residents with its mandate and role in addressing complaints related to maladministration, unfair treatment, delays in service delivery, abuse of power and other concerns involving public institutions.

Following the kgotla meeting, the Ombudsman Office further extended its outreach efforts by setting up a stall at the venue to provide an opportunity for direct interaction between officers and members of the public in a more accessible setting. Officers attended to various enquiries, provided guidance on complaint procedures, and responded to issues raised by community members.

The interactive session allowed residents to openly discuss concerns affecting them while receiving immediate assistance and clarification from the Ombudsman team.

Through such community engagements, the Office of the Ombudsman continues to strengthen its relationship with the public while advancing its mission of fostering fairness, accountability and responsive public administration across Botswana.

12/05/2026

Ombudsman of Botswana signs Book for Condolences

The Ombudsman of Botswana, Stephen Tiroyakgosi, today visited Parliament of Botswana to sign the Book of Condolences following the passing of the 3rd President and former President of Botswana, Festus Gontebanye Mogae.

Former President Mogae will be remembered for his outstanding contribution to good governance, democracy, and the promotion of the rule of law in Botswana. His leadership and commitment to accountability and public service continue to resonate with the mandate and values upheld by the Office of the Ombudsman.

The Office of the Ombudsman extends its heartfelt condolences to the Mogae family, the nation, and all those affected by this great loss.