MY GUIDE TO EXPLORING MAUN, BOTSWANA

MY GUIDE TO EXPLORING MAUN, BOTSWANA

2018 Global Peace Index!

2018 GLOBAL PEACE INDEX |@GlobPeaceIndex has ranked Botswana 2nd in Africa, 29th in the world @OfficialMasisi #UnitedAndProud #BlueBlackAndWhite #GPI @Go_Botswana @OfficialBrandBW http://visionofhumanity.org/app/uploads/2018/06/Global-Peace-Index-2018-2.pdf …

DRUG ABUSE INFLICTS SLUGGISH ECONOMIC GROWTH

Minister of Investment, Trade and Industry, Ms Bogolo Kenewendo @BogoloKenewendo says an understanding of the economic costs of drug abuse is necessary to develop policies that will assist in reducing drug abuse.
Contributing on the Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances bill debate in Parliament on June 15, Ms Kenewendo said drug abuse inflict immeasurable harm on the country’s economy.
https://twitter.com/BWGovernment/status/1009323930069471232

Book launch at Maun Lodge

Please find your invitation below and attached.  We would appreciate you forwarding this invitation to any interested parties who might like to join us.

Please be sure to R.S.V.P to Yolisa Madzidzela YMadzidzela@penguinrandomhouse.co.za

Botswana's Adjustments & Reorientation to our Immigration position

In the spirit of reforming ease of doing business in Botswana cabinet has decided to make adjustments & reorientation to our immigration position. Investors who have been struggling with VISAs, permits etc will now be facilitated expeditiously as possible-@OfficialMasisi

Addressing the annual High Level Consultative Council #HLCC this morning, President Masisi expressed concerns to the declining position of Botswana in the #DoingBusinessReport rankings in the ease of doing business.
https://twitter.com/BWGovernment/status/999600129559625728

UNFPA Uganda

In Uganda every year, about 1,900 women get fistula. In 2017, @UNFPAUganda supported, through @MinofHealthUG and other partners, 1,350 women with fistula to receive free treatment, accounting for 67% of the 2,045 cases repaired countrywide. #LiveYourDreamUG

Open Market!

Nhabe Museum and the Okavango Artists take immense pleasure in inviting the public to attend theopen market which will be held at Nhabe Museum on the 26th of May 2018 from 0900hrs to 1500hrs. The main aim of this market is to give artist (wood cavers, painters, basket weavers) a platform to showcase their talent, to serve product designers, interact with consumers and to promote the museum as a suitable home for all small artifacts, photographic materials and other ephemera relating to the history of Ngamiland. Thus do make it for the exhibition along with your friends and family. Dont be left out.
sculptures, paintings, drawings, baskets and beads will be on sale