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Early in April 1992, another student engineer, known as a blouie, arrived in Maun to help with the material quantity evaluation. Bradley du Plooy was about twenty; the antithesis of the usual technical engineering student in that his beer intake … Continue reading
Posted in Backgrounds, Botswana, Exploring Africa, Writing novels
Tagged Bradley du Plooy, Kgwebe Hills
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River Crossings
Among the many talents of the Korean company, Daewoo Corporation, there was a construction division which built some of the roads in Botswana, notably a large part of the tarred road to Maun from Francistown, which was in progress when … Continue reading
Posted in Botswana, Exploring Africa, Shaping a writer
Tagged Armco, Arup, Chembe Banda, Daewoo Construction, Gavin Allwright
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Belly Dancing for Christmas
Both 18 years old by now, Sheila’s son, Nicholas Simkin and my daughter, Nicci, started writing their matric examinations back in South Africa in late October, 1991. My survey team was strengthened by the addition of Abel Makoena, a delightful … Continue reading
Posted in Botswana, Exploring Africa, Shaping a writer
Tagged Abel Moekwena, belly dancing, Kathryn Harrison, Kevin Piekard, Rakops, Stephanie Dawes
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