Every child deserves the opportunity to discover their talents, believe in themselves, and grow up with a deep respect for the world around them. That is exactly why we are so excited to announce the expansion of our Aflatoun Social & Financial Education and Junior Ranger Nature Conservation programs to Etsha 13 and Jao Village […]
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Jul
Between 8 and 22 June 2026, Re Jala Peo brought communities across Maun together through the ‘Start Small, Earn Smart’ workshop series. The workshops were designed to show that building a better future doesn’t always require big resources, it often starts with the skills, ideas, and opportunities that already exist within our communities. By combining […]
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Jul
On the 22nd of April 2026, the Re Jala Peo Team and our passionate school coordinators came together on the banks of the Thamalakane River to honour Earth Day with action. This year’s global theme is “Our Planet, Our Power. “For Re Jala Peo and the Maun community, we localized it to: “Protect Our Water, […]
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Cultivating the Spirit of Water Conservation Among Young Minds Through Bridging Indigenous Knowledge and Science: Lessons from the Okavango Delta
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May
May
Re Jala Peo, in collaboration with Botswana Wild Bird Trust/Nkashi Trust, recently provided learners from our Junior Ranger/Aflatoun clubs at 15 schools in Maun, including Sehithwa Primary School, with an enriching educational experience focused on water conservation and the ecological significance of the Okavango Delta. Learning Through Culture and Knowledge The learners deepened their understanding […]
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Mar
In Maun and Sehitwa, Global Money Week was all about “Smart Money Talks.” Our club members took part in a special seven-day savings challenge, an experience that went far beyond setting money aside, offering valuable life lessons along the way. To celebrate the completion of the challenge, two children from each club, together with their […]
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Mar
From 5–7 March 2026, Re Jala Peo, in collaboration with Sjouke Ummels of Superhero Academy, brought together 39 dedicated teachers and facilitators from Maun for an inspiring and transformative three-day training. The shared goal: to create safe, supportive learning environments across Maun’s education system. The training began with a powerful realization; teachers are not only […]
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Feb
Feb
The first steps have been taken in the project “Women’s Empowerment through the Establishment of a Tree Nursery and Food Forests in Ngamiland, Botswana.” In Xhoo Village, a small and remote community near Maun, on the edge of a wildlife concession in the Okavango Delta, a new chapter is beginning. This project directly aligns with […]
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Last Saturday, 17 January 2026, our team proudly and gratefully celebrated the official opening of the Women Empowerment Centre in Borolong Ward. Together with the women from the crocheting project of our friend Nancy, Nina Safari Tales, partners, friends and community members, this day marked an important milestone in strengthening women and their craftsmanship. Located […]
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Dec
Dec
At the beginning of December, the annual Junior Ranger Camp was once again successfully held for more than 200 children from our Junior Ranger and Aflatoun Clubs. Over a period of two weeks, groups of 20 children at a time, together with two of their Re Jala Peo trainers and two teachers, were picked up […]
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A Celebration of Learning and Leadership: Re Jala Peo’s 5th Environmental Awareness Conference Shined Bright in Maun
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Dec
Dec
Re Jala Peo proudly hosted its 5th Environmental Awareness Conference about Bird Migration and Christmas Market on 29 November 2025 at Maun Lodge. It was an unforgettable day where Junior Rangers’ nature conservation learning and Aflatoun’s entrepreneurship education came together in the most inspiring way. With 438 guests in attendance, including all our club members, […]