Empowering the teachers of Ngamiland
"The residents of these islands lived nomadic lives. They lived in this manner due to the fact that when an island might no longer sustain them, they would move to another one."An involved conversation drifts in the otherwise still early morning air around a group of males and females dressed in sun hats, treking boots, and knapsacks. The group's guide, Motswana wildlife professional and National Geographic Explorer Gobonamang "GB" Kgetho continues the conversation, speaking in Setswana: "This is among the reasons we didn't have irreversible structures, we didn't utilize strong products to construct our homes; we utilized logs and turf, that made it simple to move from one island to another when resources diminished." The group "hmms," settling on how the early occupants of Botswana's Ngam...