Community
Trans-Okavango Charity Cycle team in collaboration with
Naletsana Charity Organisation
Local wildlife guides embarked on a 500km cycle ride in the Okavango and Ngamiland districts for a good cause.
Members of Trans-Okavango Charity Cycle team in collaboration with Naletsana Charity Organisation embarked on a cycling activity to raise funds for charity. The cycling started at Seronga village with Maun set as the final destination on 7 September 2020.
The Project
The Trans-Okavango Charity Cycle started in Seronga Village and covered approximately 550km to Maun for 9 Days. It started on the 30 August 2020 and was completed on Monday the 7th September. From Seronga to Mohembo Ferry is approximately 100km and this was the most challenging terrain as it is a dirt road, traversed by big herds of elephants and other potentially dangerous animals. At Seronga, we started with a presentation on awareness of the COVID-19 pandemic, social distancing, hygiene, conservation, human wildlife conflict.
Cyclists: Thuto Moutloatse, Tebla Mokgosi, Lemme Dintwa, Seeletso Rakonche, Thuso Letlhare and Paul Masoba.