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Subaru cycling challenge starts

GABORONE,July 23,2011, Subaru Kalahari 200km Cycling Challenge starts with the participation from the region on July 23,2011. The annual race will finish tomorrow at the Gaborone Rugby club in Gaborone. Cyclist competing on the first day of the Subaru Kalahari cycling challenge. (Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Jul 23rd 2011, 12:50
Subaru cycling challenge starts

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Subaru cycling challenge starts

GABORONE,July 23,2011, Subaru Kalahari 200km Cycling Challenge starts with the participation from the region on July 23,2011. The annual race will finish tomorrow at the Gaborone Rugby club in Gaborone. Cyclist competing on the first day of the Subaru Kalahari cycling challenge. (Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Jul 23rd 2011, 12:50
Subaru cycling challenge starts

Sports #12470

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BDF Golf club donates to charities

GABORONE, July 22,2011, Botswana Defence Force (BDF) golf club donates different items worth of P15000 to the charities at the SSKB officers mess in Gaborone on July 22,2011. The club raises the fund through a golf tournament which was sponsored by different organization. Defence logistics command brig George M Tlhalerwa handed over the donation to Tlamelong Rehabilitation center and Pabalelong Hospice representatives Cecilia Mosetlha and Sisiter Sunila respectively. Sunila receiving th edonation from Tlhalerwa.(Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Jul 22nd 2011, 13:16
BDF Golf club donates to charities

General News #12469

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BDF Golf club donates to charities

GABORONE, July 22,2011, Botswana Defence Force (BDF) golf club donates different items worth of P15000 to the charities at the SSKB officers mess in Gaborone on July 22,2011. The club raises the fund through a golf tournament which was sponsored by different organization. Defence logistics command brig George M Tlhalerwa handed over the donation to Tlamelong Rehabilitation center and Pabalelong Hospice representatives Cecilia Mosetlha and Sisiter Sunila respectively. Mosetlha receiving donation from Tlhalerwa.(Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Jul 22nd 2011, 13:16
BDF Golf club donates to charities

General News #12468

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BDF Golf club donates to charities

GABORONE, July 22,2011, Botswana Defence Force (BDF) golf club donates different items worth of P15000 to the charities at the SSKB officers mess in Gaborone on July 22,2011. The club raises the fund through a golf tournament which was sponsored by different organization. Defence logistics command brig George M Tlhalerwa handed over the donation to Tlamelong Rehabilitation center and Pabalelong Hospice representatives Cecilia Mosetlha and Sisiter Sunila respectively. Mosetlha receiving th edonation from Tlhalerwa.(Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Jul 22nd 2011, 13:08
BDF Golf club donates to charities

General News #12467

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BDF Golf club donates to charities

GABORONE, July 22,2011, Botswana Defence Force (BDF) golf club donates different items worth of P15000 to the charities at the SSKB officers mess in Gaborone on July 22,2011. The club raises the fund through a golf tournament which was sponsored by different organization. Defence logistics command brig George M Tlhalerwa handed over the donation to Tlamelong Rehabilitation center and Pabalelong Hospice representatives Cecilia Mosetlha and Sisiter Sunila respectively. Tlhalerwa during the handover ceremony.(Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Jul 22nd 2011, 13:08
BDF Golf club donates to charities

General News #12466

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BDF Golf club donates to charities

GABORONE, July 22,2011, Botswana Defence Force (BDF) golf club donates different items worth of P15000 to the charities at the SSKB officers mess in Gaborone on July 22,2011. The club raises the fund through a golf tournament which was sponsored by different organization. Defence logistics command brig George M Tlhalerwa handed over the donation to Tlamelong Rehabilitation center and Pabalelong Hospice representatives Cecilia Mosetlha and Sisiter Sunila respectively. Sunila receiving th edonation from Tlhalerwa.(Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Jul 22nd 2011, 13:08
BDF Golf club donates to charities

General News #12465

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BDF Golf club donates to charities

GABORONE, July 22,2011, Botswana Defence Force (BDF) golf club donates different items worth of P15000 to the charities at the SSKB officers mess in Gaborone on July 22,2011. The club raises the fund through a golf tournament which was sponsored by different organization. Defence logistics command brig George M Tlhalerwa handed over the donation to Tlamelong Rehabilitation center and Pabalelong Hospice representatives Cecilia Mosetlha and Sisiter Sunila respectively. Sunila receiving th edonation from Tlhalerwa.(Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Jul 22nd 2011, 13:08
BDF Golf club donates to charities

General News #12464

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BDF Golf club donates to charities

GABORONE, July 22,2011, Botswana Defence Force (BDF) golf club donates different items worth of P15000 to the charities at the SSKB officers mess in Gaborone on July 22,2011. The club raises the fund through a golf tournament which was sponsored by different organization. Defence logistics command brig George M Tlhalerwa handed over the donation to Tlamelong Rehabilitation center and Pabalelong Hospice representatives Cecilia Mosetlha and Sisiter Sunila respectively. Tlhalerwa during the handover ceremony.(Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Jul 22nd 2011, 13:08
BDF Golf club donates to charities

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Matsieng foot print attracts tourist

GABORONE, July 21, A day traveler around Gaborone can easily stop for a sip of history near the north on the main road, just after the village of Rasesa, this National Monument consists of a slab of sandstone pierced by two deep holes, as well as engravings. Legend says that the first ancestor of the Batswana, Matsieng â€“ a giant, one-legged man, climbed out of one hole, followed by his people, their domestic animals, and wildlife. The engravings â€“ now very faint â€“ were probably made by Khoe herders, and date to the beginning of the second millennium. Tourist touring the site.(Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Jul 22nd 2011, 01:10
Matsieng foot print attracts tourist

Entertainment #12462

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Matsieng foot print attracts tourist

GABORONE, July 21, A day traveler around Gaborone can easily stop for a sip of history near the north on the main road, just after the village of Rasesa, this National Monument consists of a slab of sandstone pierced by two deep holes, as well as engravings. Legend says that the first ancestor of the Batswana, Matsieng â€“ a giant, one-legged man, climbed out of one hole, followed by his people, their domestic animals, and wildlife. The engravings â€“ now very faint â€“ were probably made by Khoe herders, and date to the beginning of the second millennium. Tourist touring the site.(Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Jul 22nd 2011, 00:59
Matsieng foot print attracts tourist

Entertainment #12461

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Matsieng foot print attracts tourist

GABORONE, July 21, A day traveler around Gaborone can easily stop for a sip of history near the north on the main road, just after the village of Rasesa, this National Monument consists of a slab of sandstone pierced by two deep holes, as well as engravings. Legend says that the first ancestor of the Batswana, Matsieng â€“ a giant, one-legged man, climbed out of one hole, followed by his people, their domestic animals, and wildlife. The engravings â€“ now very faint â€“ were probably made by Khoe herders, and date to the beginning of the second millennium. Tourist touring the site.(Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Jul 22nd 2011, 00:59
Matsieng foot print attracts tourist

Entertainment #12460

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Matsieng foot print attracts tourist

GABORONE, July 21, A day traveler around Gaborone can easily stop for a sip of history near the north on the main road, just after the village of Rasesa, this National Monument consists of a slab of sandstone pierced by two deep holes, as well as engravings. Legend says that the first ancestor of the Batswana, Matsieng â€“ a giant, one-legged man, climbed out of one hole, followed by his people, their domestic animals, and wildlife. The engravings â€“ now very faint â€“ were probably made by Khoe herders, and date to the beginning of the second millennium. Tourist touring the site.(Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Jul 22nd 2011, 00:59
Matsieng foot print attracts tourist

Entertainment #12459

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Matsieng foot print attracts tourist

GABORONE, July 21, A day traveler around Gaborone can easily stop for a sip of history near the north on the main road, just after the village of Rasesa, this National Monument consists of a slab of sandstone pierced by two deep holes, as well as engravings. Legend says that the first ancestor of the Batswana, Matsieng â€“ a giant, one-legged man, climbed out of one hole, followed by his people, their domestic animals, and wildlife. The engravings â€“ now very faint â€“ were probably made by Khoe herders, and date to the beginning of the second millennium. Tourist touring the site.(Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Jul 22nd 2011, 00:59
Matsieng foot print attracts tourist

Entertainment #12458

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Matsieng foot print attracts tourist

GABORONE, July 21, A day traveler around Gaborone can easily stop for a sip of history near the north on the main road, just after the village of Rasesa, this National Monument consists of a slab of sandstone pierced by two deep holes, as well as engravings. Legend says that the first ancestor of the Batswana, Matsieng â€“ a giant, one-legged man, climbed out of one hole, followed by his people, their domestic animals, and wildlife. The engravings â€“ now very faint â€“ were probably made by Khoe herders, and date to the beginning of the second millennium. Tourist touring the site.(Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Jul 22nd 2011, 00:59
Matsieng foot print attracts tourist

Entertainment #12457

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Matsieng foot print attracts tourist

GABORONE, July 21, A day traveler around Gaborone can easily stop for a sip of history near the north on the main road, just after the village of Rasesa, this National Monument consists of a slab of sandstone pierced by two deep holes, as well as engravings. Legend says that the first ancestor of the Batswana, Matsieng â€“ a giant, one-legged man, climbed out of one hole, followed by his people, their domestic animals, and wildlife. The engravings â€“ now very faint â€“ were probably made by Khoe herders, and date to the beginning of the second millennium. Tourist touring the site.(Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Jul 22nd 2011, 00:59
Matsieng foot print attracts tourist

Entertainment #12456

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Matsieng foot print attracts tourist

GABORONE, July 21, A day traveler around Gaborone can easily stop for a sip of history near the north on the main road, just after the village of Rasesa, this National Monument consists of a slab of sandstone pierced by two deep holes, as well as engravings. Legend says that the first ancestor of the Batswana, Matsieng â€“ a giant, one-legged man, climbed out of one hole, followed by his people, their domestic animals, and wildlife. The engravings â€“ now very faint â€“ were probably made by Khoe herders, and date to the beginning of the second millennium. Tourist touring the site.(Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Jul 22nd 2011, 00:59
Matsieng foot print attracts tourist

Entertainment #12455

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Matsieng foot print attracts tourist

GABORONE, July 21, A day traveler around Gaborone can easily stop for a sip of history near the north on the main road, just after the village of Rasesa, this National Monument consists of a slab of sandstone pierced by two deep holes, as well as engravings. Legend says that the first ancestor of the Batswana, Matsieng â€“ a giant, one-legged man, climbed out of one hole, followed by his people, their domestic animals, and wildlife. The engravings â€“ now very faint â€“ were probably made by Khoe herders, and date to the beginning of the second millennium. Tourist touring the site.(Pic:Press Photo)

Date: Jul 22nd 2011, 00:59
Matsieng foot print attracts tourist

Entertainment #12454

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