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Invisible weapon at centre of BDF’s Chobe River killings inquest A key piece of evidence is missing in the ongoing inquest on the shooting of three suspected poachers by the Botswana Defence Force Anti-poaching unit in November last year. A gun suspected to have been used to open fire at the advancing BDF unit by […]

Chobe operates 12 ecotourism lodges and camps on leased land in northern Botswana and the Caprivi Strip in Namibia. By Omokolade

Invisible weapon at centre of BDF’s Chobe River killings inquest A key piece of evidence is missing in the ongoing inquest on the shooting of three suspected poachers by the Botswana Defence Force Anti-poaching unit in November last year. A gun suspected to have been used to open fire at the advancing BDF unit by […]

COVID-19 is still a very real concern, but it’s easy to travel responsibly if you know what to do (and what not to do). For example, to allow for social

Captain KETHOTSWE DICK MULALU (TRE, DE) Economic diversification in Botswana has been an ongoing topic, apparently with little to nothing

In a quest to secure a market for the north western livestock farmers, Ngamiland Private abattoir is exploring new markets in Namibia and Angola.

WINDHOEK, Namibia - Namibian hospitality company O&L Leisure Hotels & Lodges unveils a worldwide “Coming Home” recruiting campaign focused on the many Namibian citizens currently working in the ho | eTurboNews | Trends | Travel News

International tourism market trends generally reflect a tendency for sustainable and environmentally-friendly destinations. | eTurboNews | Trends | Travel News

TravelAwaits May.16.2021 It’s tempting to sum up the differences between Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, and Livingstone, Zambia, with a few cliches. It’s often said that Victoria Falls is more touristy and Livingstone is more authentic. But when I visited, I found communities that were eager to defy expectations. In “touristy” Victoria Falls, locals sang about politics in the cafes and chatted about economic policy on the drive to the game park. In “authentic” Livingstone, everyone was e...

Editorial Comment: New bridge opening giant leap forward T he commissioning of the new Kazungula Bridge across the Zambezi yesterday by the Presidents of Zambia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Mozambique and DRC is important for all for the SADC region in that it creates a second major north-south corridor across the region, vital in the growth of trade as everyone puts development on the top of the agenda, and also opening new investment opportunities, especially in tourism. It also cements Zimbabwe’s ...