Articles by Rotlhe Bofelo Ontumetse

Rotlhe Bofelo Ontumetse, is a writer and researcher from Botswana, Africa. She recently completed her Master of Arts in Mass Communication and Journalism at Mangalore University, India. During her academic journey, she completed her internship with News Karnataka, where she gained practical experience in journalism and media practice. Her work focuses on media, technology, and society, with particular interest in digital communication, gender representation, and the influence of global advertising on audience perception.

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Survival Skills You Don’t Learn in University But Need in Life

By the time I arrived in Mangalore for my studies and internship, I thought I had my life skills sorted. I could cook, meet deadlines, and survive Botswana’s scorching heat without complaint.

2 September 2025

Education vs. Digital Hustle: Is the 21st century redefining success?

For decades, society drilled one mantra into our heads: study hard, get a degree, secure a good job, live happily ever after.

2 September 2025

The Public Square Has Gone Digital, And Corporations Run It

Once upon a time, the public square was a physical place messy, democratic, and undeniably human.

2 September 2025

Masala, Monsoons, and Midnight Chai: My Mangalore story

I still remember the moment my flight descended over the lush, green coastline of Karnataka, a ribbon of palm trees stretching endlessly toward the Arabian Sea.

2 September 2025