The large swamp located in northern Botswana in Africa is called the Okavango Swamp.
Botswana coins in circulation (currently the 5thebe, 10thebe, 25thebe, 50thebe, 1pula, 2pula and 5pula) are approximately worth as follows:
To purchase 1US Dollar would cost between 7pula - 8pula
To purchase 1£ (GBP) would cost between 11pula - 12pula
Depending on the current exchange rate which can be confirmed at any forex bureau, bank or on a currency exchange website.
However, if it is a proof coin, which are not circulated and are collection items, it would be worth a lot more, depending on the proof. The very first Botswana coin (a proof) was issued in 1966 (when it achieved Independence from being a British Protectorate on 30/09/1966) and the very first circulated currency was issued in 1976 (between 1966 and 1976 Botswana used the South African currency).
The staple diet is a stiff white porridge made from maize meal, also called mealie meal or papa, which is most commonly eaten with a gravy made from tomato and onions. Other food items include morogo (similar to spinach), samp, seswaa (ground beef), mopani worms (when in season). However, you can get just about any kind of food in Botswana (pizzas, hamburgers, fried chicken etc).
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Tailored leather with fur and soft leather sandals, which are effective against cold winters. The attire has since been modernised to include what is known as Leteise or German print.
The natural environment of Botswana is dominated by water shortages. Low rainfall and persisting drought contribute to the water shortage.
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Botswana does not have a king or queen. It is a republic, so it has a president.
HIV and AIDS, frequently complicated by drug resistant tuberculosis. Malnutrition in times of drought, hydatid and parasitic illnesses, brucellosis, bilharzia, rickettsial illnesses etc. These problems are especially difficult for a pregnant woman and her unborn baby. Complicating things still further is that medical treatment is not free, and those who most need it are least likely to be able to afford it. Also, the country is huge and transport is a problem, so people who are ill in remote areas often do not see a doctor until it is too late for treatment. Several different churches are doing very good medical work there, but they seldom have much money to buy supplies, which limits what they are able to do.
Botswana became a country in 1926, after a civil war broke out and citizens of South Africa wanted to become a new country and government
maize, cotton, citrus, potatoes, pineapple, rice, beans, and sorghum
The Limpopo River is the border between Botswana and South Africa for a long way.
The continent of Africa is mostly bordered by water: the Atlantic Ocean, the Indian Ocean, the Red Sea, and the Mediterranean Sea.
The only land border is where Egypt shares a border with Israel.