Gaborone Inns - Reviews and Rates

Ca fait longtps que j'ai envie d'y aller... Seul pays d'Afrique non colonise...?

A welcome end to a very long day ... Up at 6 this morning to brave the Johannesburg cold and get our bags packed, change money and say our goodbyes. Mandy had a few tears in her eyes as this is Chris's first time away from home and we'll be gone for a whole month. I have promised her to bring him back in one piece although hopefully with his eye...

Oh man, here we go! Today is the day that real life begins. We went to our first class at UB this morning, but evidently it's sort of tradition not to go to class the first week. Besides Sarah, Nate, and I, only one other guy showed. Even the lecturer didn't come. We left our 9AM class at 9:15 and went over to the IT center to get information on...

In all my life I never dreamed I would eat some of the > > things I've eaten; from roasted termites in Malawi > > to salted grasshoppers in Uganda. I've picked > > unidentified fish from a market basket in Ilha de > > Mozambique (which is even questionable when you > like fish...which I didn't really care for before th...

The longest single travel experience of my life went something like this: train from Kyoto to Tokyo, train from Tokyo to Narita Airport, flight from Narita to Bangkok, flight from Bangkok to Dubai, flight from Dubai to Johannesburg, flight from Johannesburg to Gaborone (the capital of Botswana). That's a total of 36 hours. I realized, after arri...

Last Saturday I was asked to attend the Mr. HIV Positive Living pageant with other members of my host organization, Botswana Network of AIDS Service Organizations (BONASO). I arrived to the venue about 10 minutes after the start time to find the ballroom of the fanciest hotel here relatively empty. Of course this meant that the start time would ...

Après la traversée du Central Kalahari Game Reserve, il y a celle de Kutse, une autre réserve. Les paysages sont semblables. Mélange de savane et de bush. Les animaux y sont aussi rares. Mais ici règne un sentiment de victoire et de paix. J'AI TRAVERSÉ LE KALAHARI! Maintenant l'aventure prend fin. Ce n'est pas vraiment la joie quand on y pense, ...