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The Presidency on Deputy President’s international programme travel expenses

The Presidency on Deputy President’s international programme travel expenses

The Office of the Deputy President of the Republic of South Africa wishes to provide clarity regarding Deputy President Paul Mashatile’s international travel expenses which has recently gained much attention in the media, with reports and...

Owner:  South African Government
North West Economic Development, Environment, Conservation, and Tourism on inaugural Lobelo la Dipitsi traditional horse racing

North West Economic Development, Environment, Conservation, and Tourism on inaugural Lobelo la Dipitsi traditional horse racing

The inaugural Lobelo la Dipitsi Traditional Horse Racing event, held at Bloomtech Lodge in Vryburg this past weekend, has successfully celebrated North West Province’s rich cultural heritage while stimulating local economic growth. The event was...

Owner:  South African Government
MEC Ivan Meyer welcomes lifting of ban on vegetable exports to Botswana

MEC Ivan Meyer welcomes lifting of ban on vegetable exports to Botswana

Western Cape Minister of Agriculture, Economic Development and Tourism, Dr Ivan Meyer, welcomes the lifting of the ban on vegetable exports to Botswana. Minister Meyer said, “This move will encourage increased trade among Southern African Customs...

Owner:  South African Government
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Botswana Is Launching a ‘Golden Passport’ that Lets You Buy Citizenship for $75,000

Botswana Is Launching a ‘Golden Passport’ that Lets You Buy Citizenship for $75,000

Botswana's diverse wildlife and stunning natural scenery have long attracted safari-goers and adventure seekers from all over the world. Soon, travelers will have the option to make the South African nation their permanent home through a new dual...

Owner:  Newhouse Family
Departure Lounge: Head for Botswana for a safari escape

Departure Lounge: Head for Botswana for a safari escape

Bringing together the thrill of a safari, the luxury of a Wilderness camp and the beauty of Botswana, The Sanctuary at Wilderness Mombo is the first of Wilderness’s new wellness destinations. Opened last month in the awe-inspring Okavango Delta,...

Owner:  Irish Times Trust
Botswana Kalahari Zotus city lure investors in Dubai

Botswana Kalahari Zotus city lure investors in Dubai

A high-powered delegation from Zotus City, led by Chief Executive Officer Davison Simango, is currently in Dubai engaging with global business leaders after being invited to the prestigious Global Impact Project Showcase at the Mayor’s City Hall...

Owner:  Seyed Jamali
Wilderness launches #Sanctuary spa at Wilderness Mombo in Botswana @WeAreWilderness #spa @esseskincare

Wilderness launches #Sanctuary spa at Wilderness Mombo in Botswana @WeAreWilderness #spa @esseskincare

The 820sq m spa has four treatment rooms, one of which is a double There is a lap pool, sauna and ice bath as well as a gym, open-air yoga deck and meditation cocoons Biotechnology skincare company, Esse, will provide facials and TheraNaka...

Owner:  Elizabeth Terry
Unveiling the best travel destinations of 2026: are you ready for the adventure of a lifetime?
Costa Ricans can travel to a large number of countries without a visa: Here’s the list

Costa Ricans can travel to a large number of countries without a visa: Here’s the list

Q COSTARICA — Costa Ricans can travel to a large number of countries without a visa, including popular destinations in the Americas and Europe. Countries such as Panama, Mexico, Spain, and Italy stand out, among others in the Americas. For...

Owner:  Enrico Cacciatore
In Botswana, Tracking Lions and Elephants—By Bike

In Botswana, Tracking Lions and Elephants—By Bike

An hour into the bush and a dung beetle had already pushed its namesake orb across our path. From a purple-pod terminalia tree a crimson-breasted shrike pontificated at us. A small croc in a muddy pond eyed us crossly. (Or sweetly? Hard to read...

Owner:  Greg Sullivan & Joe Diaz
The number of tourists dying on safari is on the rise - with AI, Instagram and climate change being blamed
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