26/08/2026
Botswana's government just went from 33 e-services to 52 — with 179 more in final testing before the 2026/27 financial year closes out. That's not a pilot project anymore. That's infrastructure.
Behind the 1Gov-1Citizen platform sits the Digital Services Act and the new Digital Services Authority — the legal and institutional backbone meant to make "digital-first" the default way citizens and businesses interact with government, not the exception.
Here's what that shift means for Botswana businesses and institutions watching from the sidelines: the bar for what a "good" website or system looks like just moved. Citizens who can book, apply, and pay online with government are going to expect the same from every organization they deal with next.
We've been building toward that bar for over a decade — developing and maintaining websites for Legal Aid Botswana, Botswana Bureau of Standards, Water Utilities Corporation, the Motor Vehicle Accident Fund, and the Department of Information Services. Public sector platforms serving real citizens, under real scrutiny, for years at a time.
If your organization is still treating "going digital" as optional, the government just answered that question for the whole country. Let's talk about what digital-first looks like for you: weblogic.co.bw