Serowe District Council

13/06/2026

ADVANCING SEROWE DISTRICT LED STRATEGY THROUGH STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS

As part of the implementation of the Serowe District Local Economic Development (LED) Strategy, local entrepreneurs and stakeholders participated in the AfCFTA Training Programme from the 8–11 June 2026, facilitated through a partnership with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).

The training enhanced participants' understanding of regional and continental trade opportunities, export readiness, market access and business competitiveness under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).

This initiative reflects Serowe District Council's commitment to empowering local enterprises, promoting economic diversification and creating pathways for sustainable economic growth.





📷 UNDP

13/06/2026

SEROWE DISTRICT PARTICIPATE IN THE NATIONAL CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN

Serowe District community members, stakeholders and volunteers joined hands in the National Clean-Up Campaign to promote a cleaner, healthier and a more sustainable environment for all.

By removing litter and improving the cleanliness of our surroundings, we are creating safer public spaces, protecting our environment and fostering community pride.

Serowe District community members, stakeholders and volunteers joined hands in the National Clean-Up Campaign to promote a cleaner, healthier and a more sustainable environment for all.

By removing litter and improving the cleanliness of our surroundings, we are creating safer public spaces, protecting our environment and fostering community pride.

Together we can make a difference!

13/06/2026

DAY OF THE AFRICAN CHILD 2026

Join us as we celebrate and advocate for every child's right to clean water, sanitation and hygiene.

THEME: Ensuring Universal Access to Water, Sanitation and Hygiene for Every Child in Africa

DATE:16 June 2026
TIME:0700 hrs
VENUE:Mmashoro Junior Secondary School

Walk starts at Mmashoro Kgotla to Mmashoro Junior Secondary School

12/06/2026

PLAY TODAY, SHINE TOMORROW!

Children in Motshegaletau yesterday celebrated International Day of Play 2026 with a day full of laughter, learning and fun under the theme "Protect Play, Protect Childhood."

Through activities such as egg races,number identification and clay moulding, children experienced the joy of play while developing important social, emotional, physical and cognitive skills.

Speaking at the event,Principal Home Economics Officer I, Ms. Ketshoge Wright emphasized that play is not merely recreation but a fundamental right and a powerful tool for children's learning, growth and well being. She encouraged parents, caregivers, educators and communities to create safe and inclusive spaces where children can play, learn and thrive. She also highlighted the importance of preserving traditional games such as Diketo, Morabaraba, Mmele and Kgati as part of Botswana's cultural heritage.

By protecting play, we protect childhood and invest in healthier, happier and more resilient future generations.

Special thanks to our sponsors: Excel Books Store, Cold Room Wholesale,The Pond and Thuso Wholesale for making this celebration possible.

12/06/2026

11/06/2026

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