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RDC Properties, the country’s largest listed property investment group, is hunting for partnerships to develop assets in the Okavango Delta, as well as in the Madikwe Game Reserve, as a way of growing its leisure and hospitality presence.

Currently, the bulk of RDC’s P6 billion portfolio consists of retail and office assets. In Botswana, RDC’s most well-known leisure asset is the Chobe Marina Lodge, one of the land market properties along the Chobe riverfront.

In an analyst briefing recently, RDC country manager, Letsweletse Ramokate, said the group was in discussions with partners and communities in both the Delta and Madikwe in South Africa, in order to establish a footprint.

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RDC eyes more deals in leisure, hospitality

RDC Properties, the country’s largest listed property investment group, is hunting for partnerships to develop assets in the Okavango Delta, as well as in the Madikwe Game Reserve, as a way of growing its leisure and hospitality presence.

Human rights are sacred

Bakgatla Ba Kgafela celebrate as Kgosi Kgafela’s charges are dropped

First Lady's office hosts second annual thanks giving ceremony

PSLE performance on upward trend

Bona Life tee-off Maruapula Loxion Golf journey

Cops arrest young man, seize dagga in Metsimotlhabe

Second Mogoditshane rape attack in two weeks

Suspected suicide behind Sir Seretse Khama Barracks

Human rights are sacred