Implementation of the Court Records Management System in the delivery of justice at the Gaborone Magisterial District, Botswana

Tshepho Lydia Mosweu is a Lecturer at the Department of Library and Information Studies at the University of Botswana. Prior to that, she worked at the Botswana National Archives and Records Services as an Archivist and later on as the Head of a Records Centre (Kanye Records Centre). She has a Bachelor in Social Sciences (BA) and a Master in Archives and Records Management (MA), both from the University of Botswana. She is currently a Doctoral Degree Candidate in Information Science at the University of South Africa. Tshepho Mosweu is also a Researcher at InterPARES Trust, Team Africa, a multi-disciplinary and multinational research project based in Canada concerned with digital records entrusted to the internet. She is also a member of Regional and International bodies in the field of archives and records management, being ICA, ESARBICA, South African Society of Archivists as well as Records and Information Association of Botswana. She has written, published and presented academic papers on digital records, liquid communication and cloud computing.

Lekoko Kenosi (PhD) is the Head of Archives at the Qatar Foundation (Qatar National Library). Prior to that he was University Archivist and Records Manager for the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology in Saudi Arabia (KAUST). He has a Bachelor of Arts (BA) from the University of Botswana and a Master in Archival Studies (MAS) from the University of British Columbia, Canada. Lekoko has a Doctor of Philosophy Degree (PhD) in Information Science from the University of Pittsburgh, USA. He is a member of the UBC InterPARES 3 project, ICA, SAA, ARMA, IASA and ESARBICA. Lekokois Kenosi, a peer reviewer for Yale’s Journal of Contemporary Archival Studies, the Emerald journals, the ESARBICA journal and the South African Archives journal. He has published extensively in the area of archives, records and information management.