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2009 PRIMARY SCHOOLS DIRECTORY WITH SOME STATISTICAL DATA No. Nane of sch Address Tel Fax Ownership Region Inspectoral Inspc Officer/Ccontact Regional Officer/Contact District council Roll Boys Roll Girls Total Ro Teachers Southern West- 1 Acacia Bag 2 Jwaneng 5884807 5881525 Private South Jwaneng Mr. Lethosa - Tel: 5802300 T. Mokwena, 5440722 Southern 177 187 364 31 Central 2 Adelaide Box 5151 Serowe 4635576 0 Private South Serowe South Mrs. Malefho - Tel: 4600553 G.B. Smile, 4631635 Central 144 175 319 16 Southern West- 3 Adult Edu. Centre Private South Jwaneng Mr. Lethosa - Tel: 5802302 T. Mokwena, 5440724 Southern 8 33 41 1 4 Aerodrome Box 718 F/Town 2404202 2404203 Council North F/Town S. Thabano - Tel: 2412266 Mrs. E. Maswikiti, 2415075 Francistown 396 389 785 27 Central 5 Agosi Box 1673 0 Council South Bobirwa Ms Elias - Tel: 2619335 G.B Smile, 4630626 Central 183 195 378 17 South 6 Al-Haq Box 1543 Molepolole 5920762 4633215 Private Central Kweneng C Tel: 5921305 Mack, 3972454 Kweneng 137 119 256 16 South 7 Al-Nur Box 78 Gaborone 3974974 3972905 Private Central Gabs North Mr. Thibelang - Tel: 3972454 K. Mack, 3972454 Gaborone 180 200 380 24 Mr. Mathumo - Tel: 8 Andrew Wellio Council West Maun Mr. B.K. Habana - 6865317 6865317 North West 299 279 578 17 South 9 Anne-Stine 5921127 Private Central Kweneng C Tel: 5921305 K. Mack, 3972455 Kweneng 15 11 26 3 South 10 Artesia Box 3 Artesia 5728225 0 Council Central Kgatleng West Ms. Mosweunyane - Tel: 5777226 K. Mack, 3972454 Kgatleng 204 200 404 16 Central GG Moepeng, 11 Baipidi Box 315 Maun 6868016 0 Council North Boteti Mr. M B Badisa - Tel: 2978238 2987334/404 Central 114 159 303 12 Southern North- 12 Bakgatla Box 154 Moshupa 5449589 0 Council South Moshupa Ms. M. Dikeme - Tel: 5449209 T. Mokwena, 5440722 Southern 498 430 928 33 Southern North- 13 Bakoko Box 278 Moshupa 5449586 0 Council South Moshupa Ms. M. Dikeme - Tel: 5449209 T. Mokwena, 5440722 Southern 222 234 456 17 South 14 Bakwena Box 21 Molepolole 5912033 0 Council Central Kweneng Central Tel: 5921305 K. Mack, 3972454 Kweneng 210 193 403 14 H. Mathumo, 15 Banabametsi Bag 006 Shakawe 0 0 Private West Okavango O. Dintwa- Tel: 6874112 6596530/883 North West 54 0 54 3 South 16 Baobab Bag 00308 Gaborone 3923397 3923791 Private Central Gaborone West Ms. S. Mogobjwe - Tel: 3972454 K. Mack, 3972454 Gaborone 307 331 638 35 South 17 Baratani Box 118 Ramotswa 5337203 Council Central South East Ms. E. Babili - Tel: 5390200 K. Mack, 3972454 South East 213 204 417 17 Central GG Moepeng, 18 Bathoen House Bag 1 Orapa 2902429 2902387 Private North Boteti Mr. M B Badisa - Tel: 2978238 2987334/404 Central 376 341 717 34 South 19 Batlokwa Box 10113 Tlokweng 3928483 0 Council Central South East Ms. E. Babili - Tel: 5390200 K. Mack, 3972454 South East 231 232 463 16 H. Mathumo, 20 Beetsha Box 92 Seronga 0 0 Council West Okavango O. Dintwa- Tel: 6874112 6596530/883 North West 257 259 516 15 Believers South 21 Destiny 3975158 Council Central Kweneng S E SM Ramolelekwane-Tel: 5920305 K. Mack, 3972454 Kweneng 257 219 476 22 South 22 Ben Thema Box 1036 Gaborone 3953728 0 Council Central Gabs South Mr. D. Jonas - Tel: 3972454 K. Mack, 3972454 Gaborone 517 544 1061 28 H. Mathumo, 23 Bere Bag 15 Gantsi 0 0 Council West Gantsi Mr. Molapisi - Tel: 6596281 6596530/883 Gantsi 63 49 112 8 Southern West- 24 Betesankwe C/O Box 29 Jwaneng 0 0 Council South Jwaneng Mr. Lethosa - Tel: 5802300 T. Mokwena, 5440722 Southern 67 60 127 7 South 25 Blue Bows Bag 61 Molepolole 5921974 5920199 Private Central Kweneng Central Tel: 5921305 K. Mack, 3972455 Kweneng 58 78 136 9 South 26 Boatlaname Bag 11 Molepolole 5931409 0 Council Central Kweneng North Mr M. N. Tlhankane - Tel:5910270 K. Mack, 3972454 Kweneng 146 145 291 15 Central 27 Bobonong Box 48 2619207 Council South Bobirwa Ms Elias - Tel: 2619335 G.B Smile, 4631635 Central 230 222 452 19 H. Mathumo, 28 Bodibeng Box 18 Sehitwa 0 0 Council West Ngami Mr. L. Ben - Tel: 6860251 6596530/883 North West 141 130 271 11 South 29 Bogatsu Box 738 Mochudi 5748141 0 Council Central Kgatleng West Ms. Mosweunyane - Tel: 5777226 K. Mack, 3972454 Kgatleng 300 255 555 24 Kgalagadi South- 30 Bogogobo Box 60 Middlepits 0 0 Council South Tsabong A. Molelowamodimo - 65402266 T. Mokwena, 5440722 Kgalagadi 35 27 62 8 South 31 Boikhutso Box 40904 Gaborone 3972895 0 Council Central Gabs North Mr. Thibelang - Tel: 3972454 K. Mack, 3972454 Gaborone 333 365 698 27 H. Mathumo, 32 Boipelo Box 36 Charleshill 6592175 6592178 Council West Gantsi Mr. Molapisi - Tel: 6596281 6596530/883 Gantsi 317 251 568 19 Central 33 Boipuso Box 127 Palapye 4920280 0 Council South Palapye North T. Rapitsenyane- Tel 4920497 Gb Smile, 4631635/0626 Central 484 437 921 28 South 34 Boiteko Bag 006 Malotana 7.2E+07 0 Council Central Kgatleng West Ms. Mosweunyane - Tel: 5777226 K. Mack, 3972454 Kgatleng 83 68 151 8 Central GG Moepeng, 35 Boitshoko Bag 002B S/Phikwe 2600345 0 Council North S/Phikwe Vacant - Tel: 2610059 2987334/404 SPTC 398 382 780 26 South 36 Boitumelo Box 401523 Gaborone 3928881 0 Council Central Gabs North Mr. Thibelang - Tel: 3972454 K. Mack, 3972454 Gaborone 101 93 194 11 Central GG Moepeng, 37 Boitumelo Bag 1 S/Phikwe 2600006 0 Council North S/Phikwe Vacant - Tel: 2610059 2987334/404 SPTC 424 383 807 28 South 38 Bokaa Box 296 Molepolole 5920076 0 Council Central Kweneng C Tel: 5921305 K. Mack, 3972454 Kweneng 480 454 934 29 Kgalagadi South- 39 Bokspits Bag M4 Middlepits 0 0 Council South Tsabong A. Molelowamodimo - 65402266 T. Mokwena, 5440722 Kgalagadi 63 49 112 8 Mr. Mathumo - Tel: 40 Bonatla Box 307 Maun 6860430 0 Council West Maun Mr. B.K. Habana - 6865317 6865317 North West 327 329 656 24 South 41 Bonewamang Box 153 Molepolole 5920262 0 Council Central Kweneng C Tel: 5921305 K. Mack, 3972454 Kweneng 224 195 419 16 South 42 Bontleng Box 84 Gaborone 3952052 0 Council Central Gabs South Mr. D. Jonas - Tel: 3972454 K. Mack, 3972454 Gaborone 233 214 447 18 Central 43 Bonwapitse Box 912 Bonwapitse 0 0 Council South Mhalpye West Mr. D.S. Nkete - Tel: 4710373 Gb Smile, 4631635 Central 104 75 179 8 Kgalagadi South- 44 Bopaganang Bag 004 Werda 6542805 0 Council South Tsabong A. Molelowamodimo - 65402266 T. Mokwena, 5440722 Kgalagadi 130 124 254 10 South 45 Bophirima Box 69 Gaborone 3923790 0 Council Central Gabs West Ms. S. Mogobjwe - Tel: 3972454 K. Mack, 3972454 Gaborone 315 300 615 22 South 46 Borakalalo Box 254 Molepolole 5920090 0 Council Central Kweneng C Tel: 5921305 K. Mack, 3972454 Kweneng 461 403 864 25 Central 47 Borakanelo Box 168, Maunatlala 4917344 0 Council South Palapye South Ms. Masojane - Tel: 4920497 Gb Smile, 4631635/0626 Central 105 99 204 9 South 48 Boribamo Box 42 Molepolole 5920090 0 Council Central Kweneng C Tel: 5921305 K. Mack, 3972454 Kweneng 421 390 811 26 Southern South- 49 Borobadilepe Box 60 Pitsane 5486565 0 Council South GoodHope Mr. Chilalu - Tel: 5404164 T. Mokwena, 5440722 Southern 55 50 105 8 Central 50 Borolong Box 10014, Tatitown 2410060 0 Council North Tonota Mr. M R Khao - Tel: 2484226 GG Moepeng 2987334/404 Central 458 458 916 29 Central 51 Borotsi Box 136 2619208 Council South Bobirwa Ms Elias - Tel: 2619335 G.B Smile, 4630626 Central 346 333 679 25 Mr. Mathumo - Tel: 52 Boseja Box 459 Maun 6860516 0 Council West Maun Mr. B.K. Habana - 6865317 6865317 North West 458 375 833 31 South 53 Bosele Box 1148 Gaborone 3912806 0 Council Central Gabs North Mr. Thibelang - Tel: 3972454 K. Mack, 3972454 Gaborone 243 284 527 19 South 54 Boswa Bag 0089 Gaborone 3914879 3914879 Council Central Gabs West Ms. S. Mogobjwe - Tel: 3972454 K. Mack, 3972454 Gaborone 419 386 805 26 Central GG Moepeng, 55 Boswelakgomo Bag 0058 S/Phikwe 2600346 0 Council North S/Phikwe Vacant - Tel: 2610059 2987334/404 SPTC 326 356 682 23 56 Botalaote Box 84 Makaleng 2481051 0 Council North NEW Mr. Olekantse - Tel: 2897350 Mrs. E. Maswikiti, 2415075 North West 59 42 101 10 Central GG Moepeng, 57 Boteti House Bag 1 Bag 1 Orapa 2902477 2902475 Private North Boteti Mr. M B Badisa - Tel: 2978238 2987334/404 Central 300 301 601 29 58 Bothakga Box 27 Lobatse 5333013 0 Council South Lobatse Mr. S. Sesenyane - Tel: 5330391 T. Mokwena, 5440722 Southern 360 368 728 29 South 59 Botlhale Box 2187 Gaborone 3162307 3162309 Private Central Gabs North Mr. Thibelang - Tel: 3972454 K. Mack, 3972454 Gaborone 218 207 425 27 South 60 Botlhapatlou Bag 005 Molepolole 5932074 0 Council Central Kweneng West Mr. Tese - Tel: 5943173 K. Mack, 3972454 Kweneng 154 175 329 12 H. Mathumo, 61 Botlhatlogo Box 183 Sehitwa 0 0 Council West Ngami Mr. L. Ben - Tel: 6860251 6596530/883 North West 128 127 255 10 South 62 Botsalano Bag X04 Tlokweng 3928443 3928749 Council Central South East Ms. E. Babili - Tel: 5390200 K. Mack, 3972454 South East 320 302 622 23 Central GG Moepeng, 63 Botshabelo Bag 001B S/Phikwe 2600003 0 Council North S/Phikwe Vacant - Tel: 2610059 2987334/404 SPTC 390 352 742 23 Mr. Mathumo - Tel: 64 Botswelelo Box 259 Maun 6860381 0 Council West Maun Mr. B.K. Habana - 6865317 6865317 North West 257 282 539 16 Mr. Mathumo - Tel: 65 Boyeyi Bag 01 Maun 6862359 0 Council West Maun Mr. B.K. 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    Study Name: Orange River Integrated Water Resources Management Plan Report Title: Review of Groundwater Resources in the Orange River Catchment Submitted By: WRP Consulting Engineers, Jeffares and Green, Sechaba Consulting, WCE Pty Ltd, Water Surveys Botswana (Pty) Ltd Authors: A Viles Date of Issue: August 2007 Distribution: Botswana: DWA: 2 copies (Katai, Setloboko) Lesotho: Commissioner of Water: 2 copies (Ramosoeu, Nthathakane) Namibia: MAWRD: 2 copies (Amakali) South Africa: DWAF: 2 copies (Pyke, van Niekerk) GTZ: 2 copies (Vogel, Mpho) Reports: Review of Existing Infrastructure in the Orange River Catchment Review of Surface Hydrology in the Orange River Catchment Flood Management Evaluation of the Orange River Review of Groundwater Resources in the Orange River Catchment Environmental Considerations Pertaining to the Orange River Summary of Water Requirements from the Orange River Water Quality in the Orange River Demographic and Economic Activity in the four Orange Basin States Current Analytical Methods and Technical Capacity of the four Orange Basin States Institutional Structures in the four Orange Basin States Legislation and Legal Issues Surrounding the Orange River Catchment Summary Report TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................... 1 1.1 Background ................................................................................................................... 1 1.2 SADC Protocol .............................................................................................................
  • Moswete N.Pdf

    Moswete N.Pdf

    STAKEHOLDER PERSPECTIVES ON THE POTENTIAL FOR COMMUNITY-BASED ECOTOURISM DEVELOPMENT AND SUPPORT FOR THE KGALAGADI TRANSFRONTIER PARK IN BOTSWANA By NAOMI NOMSA MOSWETE A DISSERTATION PRESENTED TO THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 2009 1 © 2009 Naomi Nomsa Moswete 2 To the memory of my beloved parents: Morwadi and Botha Moatshe, and to my husband, Mokgweetsi for his constant love and support during my academic journey. 3 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS My study program was made possible by the generous support of many individuals and organizations, which aided and financed this research. I am particularly indebted to the W.K. Kellogg Foundation via Leadership Initiatives for Southern Africa (LISA) without whom I could not have embarked on and completed this project. The study is a contribution to the Foundation’s mission in support of the development of healthy and sustainable rural communities in Southern Africa. I am deeply indebted to the Kellogg Foundation, which played a key role in all stages of my doctoral program – from course work to field data collection and analysis. I extend my sincere appreciation to all staff at AED in Botswana (Imelda, Disa, Thandi, Moniemang), and those in Washington DC, for the invaluable support they granted me throughout my academic and spiritual journeys. I would like to express my profound gratitude to Viwe Mtshontshi and Phillip Hesser for the patience, cooperation and kind support accorded me throughout my doctoral study at the University of Florida. I also thank the University of Botswana, which played an important role throughout this program.