BotswanaPost�s philately promotes tourism � Khama

Wednesday, December 16, 2015

The Minister of Environment, Wildlife and Tourism, Tshekedi Khama has urged the Ministry of Transport and Communications to work hand in glove with his ministry to ensure maximum impact and mutual benefit to their respective mandates.

Speaking at the BotswanaPost’s ‘Save Botswana’s Vulture’ commemorative stamp issue launch on Monday, the minister said the collaboration of the two ministries could help in the promotion of the tourism sector.

“It is through BotswanaPost’s efforts like its philately programme that we will be able to brand and communicate about our unique and rich heritage, our diverse bio-environment to the outer world,” said Tshekedi.

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