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Fantastic Moments

Fantastic Moments is a subsidiary online publication of Fan’Mo Group committed to helping its clientele, corporates, consumers and brands connect with their audiences. We are about well-articulated and curated storytelling and features of impact and awareness of your brand from Botswana to the world.

23 January 2023 – Wilderness is a world-leading conservation and hospitality company proudly founded in Botswana in 1983. Known as Okavango Wilderness Safaris (OWS) in Botswana, the company is dedicated to the conservation of the breathtaking biodiversity of the Okavango Delta, Linyanti Wildlife Reserve and Central Kalahari Game Reserve, while empowering local communities at the same time. Beyond the countless life-changing experiences it offers guests, OWS continues to have a significant and meaningful positive impact on the local and national economy. “Botswana is a must-see spectacle and OWS has been fortunate to have a presence in the best and most exclusive…

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GABORONE – As an organisation having happier and healthier individuals in the workplace is no longer a ‘nice to have’ but is increasingly a necessity for both stronger social structures and stronger businesses. This sentiment is now truer than ever, with the need to invest in healthy, happy people at work beyond traditional “health” parameters paramount for all organisations, including those in the corporate space. The above sentiments served as food for thought and intellectual debate at the most recent HotCon event hosted by Hotwire Public Relations Consultancy, hosted under the theme “Investing in Healthy Lives and Workspaces.” Following the…

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Botswana Insurance Company (BIC) Group Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Newton Jazire has urged the youth to learn more about the insurance industry and the various policies it comes with. “The digital migration of our products was inspired by the youth markets and their understanding of digital platforms. I encourage young people to learn more about insurance, as they will be exposed to greater risks in the future and will need to understand how insurance can help them as they navigate their path through life. As one grows older, your financial position can be dented by an unexpected event at any…

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Business magnate, author and entrepreneur Tony O. Elumelu has inspired the budding African entrepreneurs with a new year’s letter. The letter reads; 2022 was not an easy year. We escaped the pandemic, but none of us were untouched by global events. Prices have risen frighteningly, the cost of doing business has increased, customers are stretched, we would all be forgiven for giving up, dialing down our entrepreneurial dreams, maybe choosing an easier path. But I know you can take the challenges, take the long view, show the resilience that all of us born in Africa inherit. I know you are…

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The Sharks can confirm that Siya Kolisi has been granted an early release from his contract, to join French club Racing 92 after the 2023 Rugby World Cup. The Springbok captain joined the Cell C Sharks in 2021, and he has quickly become an integral member of the team. He has naturally served in a key leadership role and was recently appointed as captain for the Heineken Champions Cup. He will leave with the full blessing of the Cell Sharks when he bids the team farewell after this year’s World Cup. The Sharks CEO, Dr Eduard Coetzee said they looked…

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The Varsity Film Expo winners have been announced in an glamorous event held at the Molapo Showcase in Botswana’s capital city Gaborone from 15-17 December 2022. Held under the theme, “Africa Animating SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals)” saw a total of 600 entries and the best films were selected based on the criterion to best on adherence to theme, creativity, production values and aesthetic appeal. The Varsity Film Expo, is an annual event for emerging content creators in ‘varsity’. The event which celebrates film and filmmaking at universities features film screenings, speaking sessions, workshops, exhibitions and awards for outstanding productions. The…

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In a move aimed at addressing imbalance between women and men’s basketball, FIBA Africa has resolved to introduce a Professional Women’s basketball league similar to the men’s BAL. The resolution was made at a recently held Central Board meeting of the continental body in Maputo at the weekend. Maputo was the stage for the meeting on the sidelines of the Womens African Champions Clubs’ Cup, which brings together the best teams in Africa. Chaired by FIBA Africa President Aníbal Manave In attendance was the President of FIBA-World, Hamani Niang, the Presidents of the seven zones of the sport’s African Confederation.…

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Her enthusiasm for fashion, modelling and acting has been the highlight of her passion. Former Miss Earth Botswana has been at the radar of environmental conservation and she has recently debuted her fashion shoot within the lush plains of the Okavango Delta and its wilderness. This was a way of promoting the Okavango Delta as one of the world heritage site. She showcased notable designs of international Fashion Designer Cecilia Kang, marking the beginning of an amazing collaboration. The Okavango Delta is one of the most exquisite site and magnificent heritage sites in the country. It is one of the…

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Orange Botswana has announced its partnership with the World Athletics U20 and Botswana’s 100m champion, Letsile Tebogo. This is in line with Orange Botswana’s commitment to recognising individual talent and supporting the growth of local sports. This partnership will see Orange Botswana back the champion by providing financial support as part of the athlete’s growth in competitive sports. Moreover, Tebogo will be the face of Orange Botswana across its products and services offerings. Said Orange Botswana CEO, Ms. Nene Maiga, ” As Orange Botswana, we are always looking for ways to support our youth and sports in various ways. Letsile…

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KIMANA, Kenya, 10 December 2022 – Maasai warriors who traditionally killed lions to prove their prestige and protect their livestock today competed in the 5th biennial Maasai Olympics, designed to update initiation practises to conserve the predators. Thousands of spectators in traditional red cloaks and beaded jewellery gathered to watch 160 young Maasai – 120 men and 40 women – compete in a series of events including spear and club throwing, standing Maasai high jump, and sprints. Maasai elders and Big Life Foundation, a community conservation organisation operating in the Amboseli landscape of southern Kenya, came up with the idea…

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