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BOTSFA
PODCAST PAGE
The
Podcast interviews augument Dumela,
a newsletter periodically issued by the Botswana-Sweden Friendship Association
(BOTSFA) for the benefit of its members and Friends of Botswana. The casts share
news and views on Botswana ... in support of the country's social and cultural
exchanges with Sweden.
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1: Kent Nilsson on Corona in Botswana
This
interview, the first, held on 29th April, 2020, is with the Swedish Honorary Consul
to Botswana, Kent Nilsson. The interview provides select issues on Coronavirus
or COVID-19 developments in Botswana.
Interview
by Julia Majaha-Jartby and Mats Ögren Wanger
Editor/editing: Mats Ögren
Wanger
Producer: Per Järtby
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2: Ulrika Egner on Pilates Live in Botswana
This
interview, the second, held on 12th May, 2020, is with Ulrika Egner in Gaborone.
In the interview Ulrika tells about Pilates and thelive classes she is offering
every morning at 9.00 am from her home. You can follow her on the web by going
to the
Pilates Place. If you miss a class you will find it stored under the
link video
Interview
by Kerstin Jackson Main
Editor/editing: Mats Ögren Wanger
Producer:
Per Järtby
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3: Dr. Kiran Bhagat on Covid-19
This
interview, the third, held on 23rd May, 2020, is with Dr. Kiran Bhagat in Gaborone.
Dr. Bhagat is a cardiologist and a clinical pharmacologist. He is passionate about
life style changes that prevent chronic diseases such as high blood pressure,
stroke and diabetes. In this interview he talks about the negative effect the
Covid-19 has on the Batswana and he also touches on the Corona situation in genela.
Interview
by Kerstin Jackson Main
Editor/editing: Mats Ögren Wanger
Producer:
Per Järtby
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4: Super Sande on the effect of Covid-19 for tourism
This
interview, the fourth, held on 5th June, 2020, is Mr. Super Sande. Super is the
a senior guide at Jack's
Camp in Makgadikgadi Pans National Park. He has been working there
for more than 20 years. In this interview he describes the situation at the Camp
and how it has been affected by the Corona virus.
Promotional
video
Interview
by Kerstin Jackson Main
Editor/editing: Mats Ögren Wanger
Producer:
Per Järtby
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Sande
Born 1973
Super grew up and schooled in Sinyawe in eastern Botswana.
He
is married and has 5 children and he has built a home for his family in Gweta.
Before
Super came to Jack’s Camp he had worked at an Animal Game farm dealing with orphaned
animals in Francistown. He has also worked with animal count for Birds and Games.
Ralph
Bousfield is one of the senior shareholders of Jack Camp (the heart of the Safari
Company Uncharted Africa.) ‘Jack’s’ has a special place in Ralph’s heart for it
is where, long before the safari business was established, that his father used
to ‘hide away’ for peace and quiet in a hammock under the whispering palm trees
on the ancient lake bed. Super worked for some years with Ralph and, in time,
qualified formally as a Botswana guide and started, in 1994, his present career
as a Safari Guide, still with Uncharted Africa.
His guiding skills and experience
of tourism has taken him on travels to England and Italy where he has represented
Botswana.
Apart from being a very knowledgeable guide he has also picked up
other skills. One cannot be a safari guide in the remote corners of Botswana without
acquiring a range of other skills including, bricklaying, plumbing, and fixing
cars.
Today Super is training new guides!
“It has been a long journey,”
Super says, ”Everything I do I have to learn how to do it”
He spends his free
time at his farm in Gweta where he has goats, cows and horses and he is an inquisitive
farmer who is experimenting with crops whose seeds are not attractive to birds.
This has been very successful. The latest experiment is planting chilies in his
fields to keep the elephants out.
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5th episode of BOTSFA podcast.
This episode gives you an update
on the HIV situation in Botswana with the help of Dr. Ava Avalos (originally from
San Diego, California). She works as a HIV/TB specialist physician and as an Aids
activist in Africa.
In addition to clinical care, she focuses her medical
research on optimizing anti-retroviral treatment for HIV/AIDS patients, preventing
both ART failure and the development of drug resistance, as well as improving
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