BFTU and the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) – Africa held a workshop sponsored by Solidarity centre on the 3rd of August 2018 at Oasis Motel to kick start a campaign to advocate for migrants rights

The purpose of this project was to develop a training manual that could be used to train union officials and shop stewards to represent workers at workplaces all the way to the industrial court

On the 1st May 2018, BFTU and EQUINET entered into a MoU for a project on OSH in the Extractive sector. Mining in Botswana plays a significant role in the country’s economy. It contributes a third to the country’s GDP and 50% of tax earnings

On the 26th October 2018 the General Council of the Federation passed a resolution for the development of the workers manifesto that would be used to inform, guide and most importantly influence political parties’ manifestos in the coming 2019 general elections

The commencement of the development of the BFTU strategic plan took place in August 2019.

BFTU through the Migrants rights focal person and Gender committee organised a campaign to solicit support from trade unions and the general public for victims of cyclone Idai in Zimbabwe

The HIV epidemic has shifted from being generalized throughout Botswana to a number of micro-epidemics impacting on different populations in different ways

Projects for many large domestic and foreign corporations, enterprises in many elds such as nance, banking, F&B, education, communication.