The Botswana Society reaches out to Batswana

Wednesday, September 05, 2007

The Botswana Society would like Batswana, more-especially those that are in schools and other educational institutions, to be aware that the organisation has a wealth of notes and records about the country which it can make accessible to them.

According to a volunteer with the society, Margaret Russell, most ordinary people do not know about these notes and records which can provide a great source of information for researchers.

"In the past, Botswana Society used to mostly concentrate on academic issues but now we want to also focus on ordinary people out there," explained Russell.

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