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Flavors of Unity: Botswana, France come together through food

Alliance Francaise de Gaborone and the Gaborone College of Culinary Arts hosted Michelin-starred French chef Hubert Maetz and his son, Marc Frienderin for a culinary workshop that brought together the best of French and African flavours
Alliance Francaise de Gaborone and the Gaborone College of Culinary Arts hosted Michelin-starred French chef Hubert Maetz and his son, Marc Frienderin for a culinary workshop that brought together the best of French and African flavours

In a vibrant celebration of cultural diversity, the Alliance Francaise de Gaborone and the Gaborone College of Culinary Arts hosted Michelin-starred French chef Hubert Maetz and his son, Marc Frienderin for a culinary workshop that brought together the best of French and African flavours.

The event, part of the Francophonic month celebrations, was a resounding success, with attendees and students alike savouring the rich aromas and tastes of French and African cuisine.

Chef Maetz, a master of Alsatian cuisine, shared his passion for cooking, which was sparked by his mother.

Editor's Comment
Kudos to Botswana Police Service, other security entities

“In any moment of decision, the best thing you can do is the right thing.”– Theodore RooseveltThrough the two-day event, over 700 athletes from 40 countries, and multitudes of spectators gathered in Gaborone to witness a world-class sporting spectacle.Beyond the medals and performances on the track, Botswana won something equally important: international respect. One of the key pillars behind the success was the sterling work done by the...

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