Okavango Big Cats Film Series: A new six-part “Big Cat 24/7” project brings an elite camera team to the Okavango Delta for around-the-clock filming, including rare ground and night access in areas unvisited by tourists. Green Season Safari Sales Push: Safari advisors are being urged to sell Africa’s “green season” (not just “rainy season”), highlighting calving season sightings, storm-lit landscapes, and quieter game-viewing—especially across Southern Africa’s Nov–Apr rains and East Africa’s different wet-season rhythm. Botswana Medicines Law in Waiting: BOMRA CEO Seima Dijeng consults industry on rules for Botswana’s new Medicines and Related Substances Act (passed in Dec 2025), aimed at modernising pharmaceutical regulation—important for health services and travel-related compliance. Air Botswana Procurement Concern: Air Botswana plans to appoint an aircraft lease consultant via direct award without a competitive tender, raising questions for travellers who rely on stable airline operations. Gaborone Township Rollers FIFA Dispute: The club faces FIFA registration bans tied to player contract issues, a reminder that sports travel and accommodation arrangements can quickly become costly. MAWS Crocodile Rescue Story: A Botswana horse, “Hunter,” survives a crocodile attack after vets and volunteers treat injuries during outreach in the remote Okavango Delta. Dithubaruba Festival Returns: Molepolole’s Dithubaruba Cultural Festival is back for Sept 5 after Absa’s renewed sponsorship, blending heritage with community and business support.