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Capturing Moments Since 2008
Remembering the Words that You Said
The Batlokwa Boo Kgosi traditional community, looking to escape harsh imperialist taxation, left their ancestral lands in 1886 and migrated to the eastern bank of the Marico River, in what is now known as the village of Molatedi. Over the following generations, the community flourished, eventually gaining recognition from the government. Committed to his people’s prosperity, Kgosi (tribal chief) Bafshoe Frans Mogalenyana Matlapeng established the Sebolao Development Trust, which led to the creation of Thakadu River Camp, a wholly-owned, community-based ecotourism safari camp within the Madikwe Game Reserve. The Thakadu River Camp, inaugurated in August 2006, stands as a collaborative venture between Molatedi and North West Province’s Parks and Tourism . . . [Read More]
A Deliberate Loss of Spinal Fluid
The Batlokwa Boo Kgosi traditional community, looking to escape harsh imperialist taxation, left their ancestral lands in 1886 and migrated to the eastern bank of the Marico River, in what is now known as the village of Molatedi. Over the following generations, the community flourished, eventually gaining recognition from the government. Committed to his people’s prosperity, Kgosi (tribal chief) Bafshoe Frans Mogalenyana Matlapeng established the Sebolao Development Trust, which led to the creation of Thakadu River Camp, a wholly-owned, community-based ecotourism safari camp within the Madikwe Game Reserve. The Thakadu River Camp, inaugurated in August 2006, stands as a collaborative venture between Molatedi and North West Province’s Parks and Tourism . . . [Read More]
Strength in Numbers
The Batlokwa Boo Kgosi traditional community, looking to escape harsh imperialist taxation, left their ancestral lands in 1886 and migrated to the eastern bank of the Marico River, in what is now known as the village of Molatedi. Over the following generations, the community flourished, eventually gaining recognition from the government. Committed to his people’s prosperity, Kgosi (tribal chief) Bafshoe Frans Mogalenyana Matlapeng established the Sebolao Development Trust, which led to the creation of Thakadu River Camp, a wholly-owned, community-based ecotourism safari camp within the Madikwe Game Reserve. The Thakadu River Camp, inaugurated in August 2006, stands as a collaborative venture between Molatedi and North West Province’s Parks and Tourism . . . [Read More]
The Great Spoil of the Highest Circle
So that the Universe felt love,by which, as some believe,the world has many times been turned to chaos.And at that moment this ancient rock,here and elsewhere, fell broken into pieces. – Dante Alighieri’s “Inferno” (Canto XII)
Remembering the Words that You Said
The Batlokwa Boo Kgosi traditional community, looking to escape harsh imperialist taxation, left their ancestral lands in 1886 and migrated to the eastern bank of the Marico River, in what is now known as the village of Molatedi. Over the following generations, the community flourished, eventually gaining recognition from the government. Committed to his people’s prosperity, Kgosi (tribal chief) Bafshoe Frans Mogalenyana Matlapeng established the Sebolao Development Trust, which led to the creation of Thakadu River Camp, a wholly-owned, community-based ecotourism safari camp within the Madikwe Game Reserve. The Thakadu River Camp, inaugurated in August 2006, stands as a collaborative venture between Molatedi and North West Province’s Parks and Tourism . . . [Read More]