REWA Botswana wins Pan-African education award
Friday, May 03, 2013
The organisation, which works with children from different backgrounds providing them with quality, exciting and innovative education won a prize of $1,000 in the fifth edition of the awards run by UK charity, Teach A Man To Fish.
The aim of the competition was to identify and celebrate the achievements of social entrepreneurs who understand the role education can play within their communities. "With this competition, we were looking for programmes which are innovative, sustainable and create real impact - and we have found them. By awarding them, we hope to encourage others to imitate winner's approach and work towards more and better education in Africa," says Nik Kafka, managing director of Teach A Man To Fish.
After long spells of dryness and high temperatures, it is important to celebrate the torrential rains with caution and reasonableness especially when all indications suggest that the rains are not going to stop anytime soon, especially in the northern parts of the country.We want to encourage both the young and the old to refrain from any risky behaviour during this rainy season.Batswana need to be on red alert and not take chances during the...