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Botswana is ready for the 6 nations cricket in Gaborone

GABORONE 5 April 2013, Botswana is optimistic on the Pepsi ICC WCL Division 7 six nations tournament starting on 6 April 2013. The captains of the teams told the media in a press conference at the Gaborone Sun hotel in Gaborone that they are happy with the welcome and preparation of the tournament. Captains pose for a picture with the trophy of the tournament just before kick of the press conference. (Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Apr 5th 2013, 17:06
Botswana is ready for the 6 nations cricket in Gaborone

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Botswana is ready for the 6 nations cricket in Gaborone

GABORONE 5 April 2013, Botswana is optimistic on the Pepsi ICC WCL Division 7 six nations tournament starting on 6 April 2013. The captains of the teams told the media in a press conference at the Gaborone Sun hotel in Gaborone that they are happy with the welcome and preparation of the tournament. Captains pose for a picture with the trophy of the tournament just before kick of the press conference. (Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Apr 5th 2013, 17:06
Botswana is ready for the 6 nations cricket in Gaborone

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Botswana is ready for the 6 nations cricket in Gaborone

GABORONE 5 April 2013, Botswana is optimistic on the Pepsi ICC WCL Division 7 six nations tournament starting on 6 April 2013. The captains of the teams told the media in a press conference at the Gaborone Sun hotel in Gaborone that they are happy with the welcome and preparation of the tournament. Captains pose for a picture with the trophy of the tournament just before kick of the press conference. (Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Apr 5th 2013, 17:06
Botswana is ready for the 6 nations cricket in Gaborone

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Youth AIDS and Arts Festival Workshops and Open Mic Session

GABORONE, 27 March 2013. Maru a Pula School drama students showcase HIV/AIDS centred drama pieces at the Youth AIDS and Arts Festival held at the Alliance FranÃ§aise in association with the House of Yielding Fine Arts for Youth. The House of Yielding Fine Arts for Youth is an NGO based in Gaborone that comprises of poets, writers, office administrators and academics who are dedicated all forms of art and making it available and accessible to the youth. The aim of the Youth AIDS and Arts Festival was to increase the awareness of youth against the fight of HIV/AIDS and Arts, to strengthen the relationships among youth and work together using Arts as a tool to improve the behaviours of the youth within the community, and to enhance youth in school and outside school to participate in being HIVAIDS ambassadors in their schools and communities. Pic: Neo Jasmine Mokgosi/ Press Photo

Date: Apr 5th 2013, 17:00
Youth AIDS and Arts Festival Workshops and Open Mic Session

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Youth AIDS and Arts Festival Workshops and Open Mic Session

GABORONE, 27 March 2013. Maru a Pula School drama students showcase HIV/AIDS centred drama pieces at the Youth AIDS and Arts Festival held at the Alliance FranÃ§aise in association with the House of Yielding Fine Arts for Youth. The House of Yielding Fine Arts for Youth is an NGO based in Gaborone that comprises of poets, writers, office administrators and academics who are dedicated all forms of art and making it available and accessible to the youth. The aim of the Youth AIDS and Arts Festival was to increase the awareness of youth against the fight of HIV/AIDS and Arts, to strengthen the relationships among youth and work together using Arts as a tool to improve the behaviours of the youth within the community, and to enhance youth in school and outside school to participate in being HIVAIDS ambassadors in their schools and communities. Pic: Neo Jasmine Mokgosi/ Press Photo

Date: Apr 5th 2013, 16:56
Youth AIDS and Arts Festival Workshops and Open Mic Session

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Youth AIDS and Arts Festival Workshops and Open Mic Session

GABORONE, 27 March 2013. Gaborone Secondary School students showcase HIV/AIDS centred drama pieces at the Youth AIDS and Arts Festival held at the Alliance FranÃ§aise in association with the House of Yielding Fine Arts for Youth. The House of Yielding Fine Arts for Youth is an NGO based in Gaborone that comprises of poets, writers, office administrators and academics who are dedicated all forms of art and making it available and accessible to the youth. The aim of the Youth AIDS and Arts Festival was to increase the awareness of youth against the fight of HIV/AIDS and Arts, to strengthen the relationships among youth and work together using Arts as a tool to improve the behaviours of the youth within the community, and to enhance youth in school and outside school to participate in being HIVAIDS ambassadors in their schools and communities. Pic: Neo Jasmine Mokgosi/ Press Photo

Date: Apr 5th 2013, 16:49
Youth AIDS and Arts Festival Workshops and Open Mic Session

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Youth AIDS and Arts Festival Workshops and Open Mic Session

GABORONE, 27 March 2013. Gaborone Secondary School students showcase HIV/AIDS centred drama pieces at the Youth AIDS and Arts Festival held at the Alliance FranÃ§aise in association with the House of Yielding Fine Arts for Youth. The House of Yielding Fine Arts for Youth is an NGO based in Gaborone that comprises of poets, writers, office administrators and academics who are dedicated all forms of art and making it available and accessible to the youth. The aim of the Youth AIDS and Arts Festival was to increase the awareness of youth against the fight of HIV/AIDS and Arts, to strengthen the relationships among youth and work together using Arts as a tool to improve the behaviours of the youth within the community, and to enhance youth in school and outside school to participate in being HIVAIDS ambassadors in their schools and communities. Pic: Neo Jasmine Mokgosi/ Press Photo

Date: Apr 5th 2013, 16:47
Youth AIDS and Arts Festival Workshops and Open Mic Session

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Youth AIDS and Arts Festival Workshops and Open Mic Session

GABORONE, 27 March 2013. Gaborone Secondary School students showcase HIV/AIDS centred drama pieces at the Youth AIDS and Arts Festival held at the Alliance FranÃ§aise in association with the House of Yielding Fine Arts for Youth. The House of Yielding Fine Arts for Youth is an NGO based in Gaborone that comprises of poets, writers, office administrators and academics who are dedicated all forms of art and making it available and accessible to the youth. The aim of the Youth AIDS and Arts Festival was to increase the awareness of youth against the fight of HIV/AIDS and Arts, to strengthen the relationships among youth and work together using Arts as a tool to improve the behaviours of the youth within the community, and to enhance youth in school and outside school to participate in being HIVAIDS ambassadors in their schools and communities. Pic: Neo Jasmine Mokgosi/ Press Photo

Date: Apr 5th 2013, 16:44
Youth AIDS and Arts Festival Workshops and Open Mic Session

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Weaving with passion from generation to generation

MAUN, Thitaku Kushonya, 44 year old Maunian weaving basket with passion which she got from the past generation and she wants to transfer to the future generation. Kushonya with the vast knowledge on basket from Botswana and region believe that working with love and passion can take some one far and near to the dream. Kushonya sold her first basket with P1.50 and the most expensive one in 2010 with the value of P5000. The high quality craft has taken her many places around the globe including USA and UK to exhibit her work to market the country. Despite crafting her own basket Kushonya also teaches basket weaving the people around Maun. Kushonya(L) crafting a basket at her place in Maun on 26 March 2013. (Pic: Monirul Bhuiyan/Press Photo)

Date: Apr 5th 2013, 14:48
Weaving with passion from generation to generation

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Weaving with passion from generation to generation

MAUN, Thitaku Kushonya, 44 year old Maunian weaving basket with passion which she got from the past generation and she wants to transfer to the future generation. Kushonya with the vast knowledge on basket from Botswana and region believe that working with love and passion can take some one far and near to the dream. Kushonya sold her first basket with P1.50 and the most expensive one in 2010 with the value of P5000. The high quality craft has taken her many places around the globe including USA and UK to exhibit her work to market the country. Despite crafting her own basket Kushonya also teaches basket weaving the people around Maun. Kushonya(L) crafting a basket at her place in Maun on 26 March 2013. (Pic: Monirul Bhuiyan/Press Photo)

Date: Apr 5th 2013, 14:48
Weaving with passion from generation to generation

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Weaving with passion from generation to generation

MAUN, Thitaku Kushonya, 44 year old Maunian weaving basket with passion which she got from the past generation and she wants to transfer to the future generation. Kushonya with the vast knowledge on basket from Botswana and region believe that working with love and passion can take some one far and near to the dream. Kushonya sold her first basket with P1.50 and the most expensive one in 2010 with the value of P5000. The high quality craft has taken her many places around the globe including USA and UK to exhibit her work to market the country. Despite crafting her own basket Kushonya also teaches basket weaving the people around Maun. Kushonya crafting a basket at her place in Maun on 26 March 2013. (Pic: Monirul Bhuiyan/Press Photo)

Date: Apr 5th 2013, 14:47
Weaving with passion from generation to generation

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Weaving with passion from generation to generation

MAUN, Thitaku Kushonya, 44 year old Maunian weaving basket with passion which she got from the past generation and she wants to transfer to the future generation. Kushonya with the vast knowledge on basket from Botswana and region believe that working with love and passion can take some one far and near to the dream. Kushonya sold her first basket with P1.50 and the most expensive one in 2010 with the value of P5000. The high quality craft has taken her many places around the globe including USA and UK to exhibit her work to market the country. Despite crafting her own basket Kushonya also teaches basket weaving the people around Maun. Kushonya crafting a basket at her place in Maun on 26 March 2013. (Pic: Monirul Bhuiyan/Press Photo)

Date: Apr 5th 2013, 14:47
Weaving with passion from generation to generation

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Weaving with passion from generation to generation

MAUN, Thitaku Kushonya, 44 year old Maunian weaving basket with passion which she got from the past generation and she wants to transfer to the future generation. Kushonya with the vast knowledge on basket from Botswana and region believe that working with love and passion can take some one far and near to the dream. Kushonya sold her first basket with P1.50 and the most expensive one in 2010 with the value of P5000. The high quality craft has taken her many places around the globe including USA and UK to exhibit her work to market the country. Despite crafting her own basket Kushonya also teaches basket weaving the people around Maun. Kushonya crafting a basket at her place in Maun on 26 March 2013. (Pic: Monirul Bhuiyan/Press Photo)

Date: Apr 5th 2013, 14:47
Weaving with passion from generation to generation

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Weaving with passion from generation to generation

MAUN, Thitaku Kushonya, 44 year old Maunian weaving basket with passion which she got from the past generation and she wants to transfer to the future generation. Kushonya with the vast knowledge on basket from Botswana and region believe that working with love and passion can take some one far and near to the dream. Kushonya sold her first basket with P1.50 and the most expensive one in 2010 with the value of P5000. The high quality craft has taken her many places around the globe including USA and UK to exhibit her work to market the country. Despite crafting her own basket Kushonya also teaches basket weaving the people around Maun. Kushonya crafting a basket at her place in Maun on 26 March 2013. (Pic: Monirul Bhuiyan/Press Photo)

Date: Apr 5th 2013, 14:47
Weaving with passion from generation to generation

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Weaving with passion from generation to generation

MAUN, Thitaku Kushonya, 44 year old Maunian weaving basket with passion which she got from the past generation and she wants to transfer to the future generation. Kushonya with the vast knowledge on basket from Botswana and region believe that working with love and passion can take some one far and near to the dream. Kushonya sold her first basket with P1.50 and the most expensive one in 2010 with the value of P5000. The high quality craft has taken her many places around the globe including USA and UK to exhibit her work to market the country. Despite crafting her own basket Kushonya also teaches basket weaving the people around Maun. Kushonya crafting a basket at her place in Maun on 26 March 2013. (Pic: Monirul Bhuiyan/Press Photo)

Date: Apr 5th 2013, 14:37
Weaving with passion from generation to generation

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Weaving with passion from generation to generation

MAUN, Thitaku Kushonya, 44 year old Maunian weaving basket with passion which she got from the past generation and she wants to transfer to the future generation. Kushonya with the vast knowledge on basket from Botswana and region believe that working with love and passion can take some one far and near to the dream. Kushonya sold her first basket with P1.50 and the most expensive one in 2010 with the value of P5000. The high quality craft has taken her many places around the globe including USA and UK to exhibit her work to market the country. Despite crafting her own basket Kushonya also teaches basket weaving the people around Maun. Kushonya crafting a basket at her place in Maun on 26 March 2013. (Pic: Monirul Bhuiyan/Press Photo)

Date: Apr 5th 2013, 14:37
Weaving with passion from generation to generation

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Weaving with passion from generation to generation

MAUN, Thitaku Kushonya, 44 year old Maunian weaving basket with passion which she got from the past generation and she wants to transfer to the future generation. Kushonya with the vast knowledge on basket from Botswana and region believe that working with love and passion can take some one far and near to the dream. Kushonya sold her first basket with P1.50 and the most expensive one in 2010 with the value of P5000. The high quality craft has taken her many places around the globe including USA and UK to exhibit her work to market the country. Despite crafting her own basket Kushonya also teaches basket weaving the people around Maun. Kushonya crafting a basket at her place in Maun on 26 March 2013. (Pic: Monirul Bhuiyan/Press Photo)

Date: Apr 5th 2013, 14:37
Weaving with passion from generation to generation

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Weaving with passion from generation to generation

MAUN, Thitaku Kushonya, 44 year old Maunian weaving basket with passion which she got from the past generation and she wants to transfer to the future generation. Kushonya with the vast knowledge on basket from Botswana and region believe that working with love and passion can take some one far and near to the dream. Kushonya sold her first basket with P1.50 and the most expensive one in 2010 with the value of P5000. The high quality craft has taken her many places around the globe including USA and UK to exhibit her work to market the country. Despite crafting her own basket Kushonya also teaches basket weaving the people around Maun. Kushonya crafting a basket at her place in Maun on 26 March 2013. (Pic: Monirul Bhuiyan/Press Photo)

Date: Apr 5th 2013, 14:37
Weaving with passion from generation to generation

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