Botswana Tour

Wild animals may pose a danger to tourists.  Tourists should bear in mind that, even in the most serene settings, the animals are wild and can be a threat to life and one’s safety.  Tourists should use common sense when approaching wildlife, observe all local or park regulations, and heed all instructions given by tour guides.  In addition, tourists are advised that potentially dangerous areas sometimes lack fences and warning signs.  Exercise appropriate caution in all unfamiliar surroundings. ... [Read More]

President Bush Visits Botswana

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A Profile of Chris Talley: Peace Corps Volunteer in Mochudi - "Gaborone Botswana"

Peace Corps Volunteer Christopher Talley arrived in Botswana in March 2003 as one of the first Peace Corps Volunteers in the country since 1997. Before beginning his two-year tour of volunteer work in the fight against HIV/AIDS as a District AIDS Advisor, Chris worked as a Chaplain for Marillac Center for Children and Biology/Chemistry Professor at Longview College in Kansas City, Missouri, in the Midwest of the United States of America. He has a Ph.D. in Pharmacology from Meharry Medical College in Nashville, Tennessee, and a Master’s degree from the Yale Divinity School. When Chris is not working, he enjoys chess, playing with his dogs Brutus and Redeemer, and keeping up with current events. Chris plans to return to Kansas City, where his mother, father and sister live, in May 2005. ... [Read More]

African Educational Fairs – EducationUSA

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CultureConnect: Photos

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111111 In Islamabad, the last stop on her Middle East diplomatic tour, Mary Wilson makes new friends and admires this beautiful capital city of Pakistan. ... [Read More]

CultureConnect: Ambassador Tours

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Mary Wilson in Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil, October 2003Mary Wilson traveled to Argentina, Uruguay, and Brazil in early October on a tour of music, friendship and inspiration. As CultureConnect Ambassador, Mary made many new friends, some who had never seen an American, and encouraged young audiences to "Dare to Dream." Learn more!1 ... [Read More]

The United States Diplomatic Mission To Nigeria (Embassy, Abuja and Consulate General, Lagos) - President George Bush's Visit To Nigeria July 11-12, 2003

President Bush and Nigeria's President Olusegun Obasanjo stand for their national anthems at the Presidential Villa in Abuja, Nigeria, Saturday, July 12, 2003. Bush is wrapping up his five-day tour of Africa which has taken him to Senegal, South Africa, Botswana, Uganda, and Nigeria. (©AP/WWP) ... [Read More]

The United States Diplomatic Mission to Nigeria: POTUS Visit to Nigeria - Transcript: Bush Pledges Continued Aid to Africa in Fight Against HIV/AIDS

July 10, 2003Transcript: Bush Pledges Continued Aid to Africa in Fight Against HIV/AIDS (Meets with President Mogae in Botswana, third country stop on trip)On the third country stop of his five nation tour of Africa, PresidentGeorge Bush said the American people "care deeply" about the HIV/AIDspandemic that is sweeping across the African continent, and he pledgedto "respond as generously as we can. " ... [Read More]

Department of State Washington File: Text: U.S. Health Secretary Visits Africa on Disease-Fighting Mission

--Site visit to Premeiro de Maio (1st of May) Primary Care Clinic. In Maputo, Mozambique, Secretary Thompson and Mozambique Minister of Health Francisco Songane, will tour the Premeiro de Maio Primary Care Clinic, one of the first health centers in the country to provide an integrated approach to HIV/AIDS by offering education, counseling and testing. ...

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During the week-long visit, Secretary Thompson will lead a White House Mission as they tour a variety of facilities offering voluntary counseling and testing and other prevention services, care and treatment, and support services to persons with HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria. ... [Read More]

Department of State Washington File: President Bush Pledges New Partnership With Africa at Start of Trip

Dakar, Senegal -- In the shadow of Goree Island's "Door of No Return" that saw so many Africans shipped to the Americas as slaves, President Bush marked the beginning of his five-nation tour in Africa with the pledge, "We will ensure that the nations of Africa are full partners in the trade and prosperity of the world," stand side by side with them for peace and justice, confront "desperate hunger with food and compassion" and join together "in turning the tide against AIDS in Africa." ... [Read More]