
Nhabe Museum hosts Signature Art Exhibition
In these gloomy COVID 19 times, art has almost taken a back seat as everyone is trying to make sense of this crisis. However, for one Thamaga native, art [...]
In these gloomy COVID 19 times, art has almost taken a back seat as everyone is trying to make sense of this crisis. However, for one Thamaga native, art [...]
In Southern Africa there is an attractive tree which people and animals love as it provides shade and delicious fruit. The morula tree is now known more widely because [...]
Ker & Downey has been providing great safari experiences to their guests for years now, highlighting the beauty of Botswana and helping to turn into a go to tourist [...]
Botswana’s elephant population has increased over several decades, which has led them to significantly expanding their range. Around 78% of the elephant population is found outside protected areas and [...]
Mokgalo is one of the Setswana names for Ziziphus mucronata Willd. subsp. mucronata in the Family Rhamnaceae. The family is commonly called Buckthorn, perhaps this helps explain why one [...]
The theme is “Promoting Cultural Tourism” and our local artists have started a movement #TagMaun, as a starting point in their journey. From poets, photographers, painters and singers, the [...]
The Maun Beach has been the gathering spot for the locals and visitors of the town for some years now, with the river being the main source of attraction. [...]
The tree Croton megalobotrys Müll.Arg. is in the family Euphorbiaceae. The scientific generic name Croton is derived from a Greek word ‘kroton’ which means ‘tick’, referring to the insect-like [...]
Travel for Impact was pleased to organize a public speaking workshop for various participants from our community partners, including youth from Bana Ba Letsatsi; students from Tsodilo Junior School; [...]
We were thrilled to visit the “Bridging Literacy and Skills Development” exhibition which was held at the Nhabe Museum on July 31. The exhibition, held by the Ministry of [...]