Botswana�s National Monuments and Protected Areas

Friday, November 13, 2015

Botswana has over 2,500 National monument sites, of which more than 100 have been gazetted.

The National Monuments and Relics Act of 2001 ensures that the sites are adequately protected; most can be freely visited, and some have full time guides.

Continuing the series of articles, MIKE and JEREMY BROOK cover Dimawe Hill (Battle of the first Tswana - Boer War) and the Livingstone Kolobeng Missionary, all within an hour’s drive from Gaborone, and situated near each other, southwest of the Capital.

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