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Northern Letlhafula 2016

FRANCISTOWN 30 April 2016, The 10th Northern Letlhafula and cultural festival starts at the Tati-Siding in the outskirt of Francistown on 30 April 2016. The festival features traditional Botswana cuisine, live jazz, and cultural music all through the day.People preparing for the food in the morning of the festival.EBAT Guest lodge organises the event. Dancers performing during the festival. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAN/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: May 6th 2016, 05:08
Northern Letlhafula

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Northern Letlhafula 2016

FRANCISTOWN 30 April 2016, The 10th Northern Letlhafula and cultural festival starts at the Tati-Siding in the outskirt of Francistown on 30 April 2016. The festival features traditional Botswana cuisine, live jazz, and cultural music all through the day.People preparing for the food in the morning of the festival.EBAT Guest lodge organises the event. Dancers performing during the festival. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAN/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: May 6th 2016, 05:08
Northern Letlhafula

Entertainment #38166

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Northern Letlhafula 2016

FRANCISTOWN 30 April 2016, The 10th Northern Letlhafula and cultural festival starts at the Tati-Siding in the outskirt of Francistown on 30 April 2016. The festival features traditional Botswana cuisine, live jazz, and cultural music all through the day.People preparing for the food in the morning of the festival.EBAT Guest lodge organises the event. Dancers performing during the festival. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAN/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: May 6th 2016, 05:08
Northern Letlhafula

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Northern Letlhafula 2016

FRANCISTOWN 30 April 2016, The 10th Northern Letlhafula and cultural festival starts at the Tati-Siding in the outskirt of Francistown on 30 April 2016. The festival features traditional Botswana cuisine, live jazz, and cultural music all through the day.People preparing for the food in the morning of the festival.EBAT Guest lodge organises the event. Dancers performing during the festival. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAN/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: May 6th 2016, 05:08
Northern Letlhafula

Entertainment #38164

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Northern Letlhafula 2016

FRANCISTOWN 30 April 2016, The 10th Northern Letlhafula and cultural festival starts at the Tati-Siding in the outskirt of Francistown on 30 April 2016. The festival features traditional Botswana cuisine, live jazz, and cultural music all through the day.People preparing for the food in the morning of the festival.EBAT Guest lodge organises the event. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAN/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: May 1st 2016, 11:27
Northern Letlhafula

Entertainment #38163

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Northern Letlhafula 2016

FRANCISTOWN 30 April 2016, The 10th Northern Letlhafula and cultural festival starts at the Tati-Siding in the outskirt of Francistown on 30 April 2016. The festival features traditional Botswana cuisine, live jazz, and cultural music all through the day.People preparing for the food in the morning of the festival.EBAT Guest lodge organises the event. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAN/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: May 1st 2016, 11:26
Northern Letlhafula

Entertainment #38162

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Northern Letlhafula 2016

FRANCISTOWN 30 April 2016, The 10th Northern Letlhafula and cultural festival starts at the Titi-Siding in the outskirt of Francistown on 30 April 2016. The festival features traditional Botswana cuisine, live jazz, and cultural music all through the day.People preparing for the food in the morning of the festival. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAN/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Apr 30th 2016, 08:18
Northern Letlhafula

Entertainment #38161

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Northern Letlhafula 2016

FRANCISTOWN 30 April 2016, The 10th Northern Letlhafula and cultural festival starts at the Titi-Siding in the outskirt of Francistown on 30 April 2016. The festival features traditional Botswana cuisine, live jazz, and cultural music all through the day.People preparing for the food in the morning of the festival. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAN/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Apr 30th 2016, 08:18
Northern Letlhafula

Entertainment #38160

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Tsogwane addresses Bakgatla

MOCHUDI 26 April 2016, The minister of Local Government and Rural Development, Slumber Tsogwane addresses the Bakgatla at Mochudi main Kgotla on 26 April 2016.Kgosi Bana Sekai addressing during the meeting. (Pic:PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Apr 27th 2016, 17:30
Tsogwane address Bakgatla

General News #38159

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Tsogwane addresses Bakgatla

MOCHUDI 26 April 2016, The minister of Local Government and Rural Development, Slumber Tsogwane addresses the Bakgatla at Mochudi main Kgotla on 26 April 2016.Kgosi Bana Sekai addressing during the meeting. (Pic:PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Apr 27th 2016, 17:30
Tsogwane address Bakgatla

General News #38158

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Tsogwane addresses Bakgatla

MOCHUDI 26 April 2016, The minister of Local Government and Rural Development, Slumber Tsogwane addresses the Bakgatla at Mochudi main Kgotla on 26 April 2016.Bakgatla listening to the speech. (Pic:PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Apr 27th 2016, 17:20
Tsogwane address Bakgatla

General News #38157

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Tsogwane addresses Bakgatla

MOCHUDI 26 April 2016, The minister of Local Government and Rural Development, Slumber Tsogwane addresses the Bakgatla at Mochudi main Kgotla on 26 April 2016.Bakgatla listening to the speech. (Pic:PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Apr 27th 2016, 17:20
Tsogwane address Bakgatla

General News #38156

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Tsogwane addresses Bakgatla

MOCHUDI 26 April 2016, The minister of Local Government and Rural Development, Slumber Tsogwane addresses the Bakgatla at Mochudi main Kgotla on 26 April 2016. (Pic:PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Apr 27th 2016, 17:17
Tsogwane address Bakgatla

General News #38155

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Minister Khama briefs the media

GABORONE 26 April 2016, The minister of environment wildlife and tourism Tshekedi Khama briefs the media on 26 April 2016 in Gaborone on the ivory burning. Khama said Botswana does not support burning ivory. In a statement from the ministry says in Botswana, we do not to destroy ivory because we have told communities living with elephants that there is value in conserving elephants for ecotourism and emphasizing that the value of a live elephant should be upheld at all costs. Burning ivory would demonstrate to the communities that the animal has no value. As Botswana we prefer to not burn ivory or rhino horn or any other wildlife product which can be used to demonstrate to the wider world the value of nature and the importance of conservation . Khama addressing the media. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAn/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Apr 27th 2016, 17:08
Minister Khama briefs the media

General News #38154

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Minister Khama briefs the media

GABORONE 26 April 2016, The minister of environment wildlife and tourism Tshekedi Khama briefs the media on 26 April 2016 in Gaborone on the ivory burning. Khama said Botswana does not support burning ivory. In a statement from the ministry says in Botswana, we do not to destroy ivory because we have told communities living with elephants that there is value in conserving elephants for ecotourism and emphasizing that the value of a live elephant should be upheld at all costs. Burning ivory would demonstrate to the communities that the animal has no value. As Botswana we prefer to not burn ivory or rhino horn or any other wildlife product which can be used to demonstrate to the wider world the value of nature and the importance of conservation . Khama addressing the media. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAn/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Apr 27th 2016, 17:08
Minister Khama briefs the media

General News #38153

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Minister Khama briefs the media

GABORONE 26 April 2016, The minister of environment wildlife and tourism Tshekedi Khama briefs the media on 26 April 2016 in Gaborone on the ivory burning. Khama said Botswana does not support burning ivory. In a statement from the ministry says in Botswana, we do not to destroy ivory because we have told communities living with elephants that there is value in conserving elephants for ecotourism and emphasizing that the value of a live elephant should be upheld at all costs. Burning ivory would demonstrate to the communities that the animal has no value. As Botswana we prefer to not burn ivory or rhino horn or any other wildlife product which can be used to demonstrate to the wider world the value of nature and the importance of conservation . Khama addressing the media. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAn/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Apr 27th 2016, 16:58
Minister Khama briefs the media

General News #38152

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Minister Khama briefs the media

GABORONE 26 April 2016, The minister of environment wildlife and tourism Tshekedi Khama briefs the media on 26 April 2016 in Gaborone on the ivory burning. Khama said Botswana does not support burning ivory. In a statement from the ministry says in Botswana, we do not to destroy ivory because we have told communities living with elephants that there is value in conserving elephants for ecotourism and emphasizing that the value of a live elephant should be upheld at all costs. Burning ivory would demonstrate to the communities that the animal has no value. As Botswana we prefer to not burn ivory or rhino horn or any other wildlife product which can be used to demonstrate to the wider world the value of nature and the importance of conservation . Khama addressing the media. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAn/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Apr 27th 2016, 16:58
Minister Khama briefs the media

General News #38151

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Minister Khama briefs the media

GABORONE 26 April 2016, The minister of environment wildlife and tourism Tshekedi Khama briefs the media on 26 April 2016 in Gaborone on the ivory burning. Khama said Botswana does not support burning ivory. In a statement from the ministry says in Botswana, we do not to destroy ivory because we have told communities living with elephants that there is value in conserving elephants for ecotourism and emphasizing that the value of a live elephant should be upheld at all costs. Burning ivory would demonstrate to the communities that the animal has no value. As Botswana we prefer to not burn ivory or rhino horn or any other wildlife product which can be used to demonstrate to the wider world the value of nature and the importance of conservation . Khama (C) addressing the media. (Pic:MONIRUL BHUIYAn/PRESS PHOTO)

Date: Apr 27th 2016, 16:55
Minister Khama briefs the media

General News #38150

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