Supa Ngwao Museum Rises From Ashes

Monday, August 28, 2017

FRANCISTOWN: Supa Ngwao, which has been out of operation for the past 18 months, re-opened for business on Friday.

The museum was founded in 1992 and is housed at Francistown’s first district commissioner’s buildings in the old central business district.

The building is located a few yards from Jubilee Hospital along the railway line and next to the city’s iconic Nyangabgwe hill.

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Supa Ngwao Museum Rises From Ashes

FRANCISTOWN: Supa Ngwao, which has been out of operation for the past 18 months, re-opened for business on Friday.

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