Mokolodi Livin’ Pt. II
By Katy Osborn Our vehicle has stopped along a tall red fence. There are hyenas inside, our guide Onks tells us — they’re not suited to run wild in Mokolodi […]
By Katy Osborn Our vehicle has stopped along a tall red fence. There are hyenas inside, our guide Onks tells us — they’re not suited to run wild in Mokolodi […]
By Emily Ullmann Midway through the second week of a Globalist trip, after spending several days in a secondary location, comparisons become inevitable. For the group of Globalistas in Johannesburg, […]
By Dianne Lake Upon our arrival to Gaborone, the capital city of Botswana, it was clear that we wouldn’t be having any problems with too much “hustle and bustle.” Botswana […]
By Rachel Brown Given my obsession with all things related to China, it was perhaps inevitable that out of all the journalists I could have turned to while visiting the […]
By Anisha Suterwala Language, namely who speaks what language and where, in South Africa, has been a source of perpetual confusion to us on the trip. Deciphering who speaks what […]
By Katy Osborn This morning we left the glitzy high-rises of Gaborone for two days in in the bush of Mokolodi, a small nature reserve located about 15 km south […]
by Ashley Wu Botswana’s Resource Curse? Stable politics, sustained double-digit economic growth, and comparatively good governance brought us here. Botswana was supposed to be a shining success story of prudent […]