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28/07/2023

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28/07/2023

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26/07/2023

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12/01/2023

Mother Nature❤️

12/12/2022

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30/09/2022

To all uber black fan , Happy independence day🇧🇼.
stay safe ,
don't drink and drive💖

27/09/2022

World Tourism Day

To access World Tourism statement click the link below:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/e494507ei9g329c/World%20Tourism%20Day%20Message%20-%20Sept%202022.pdf

27/09/2022

The theme of this year's World Tourism Day is "Rethinking Tourism." The United Nations asks:
"Where is tourism going?
Where do we want to go?
And how do we get there?"

27/09/2022

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16/03/2022

All the best to our Queen Palesa Molefe.
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02/03/2022

In Easter Maun is the place to be❤️
Booking now
From Gabs

12/02/2022

VIC FALLS CARNIVAL 2022 IS BACK WITH THE BANG💥

DATES;28 APRIL-2nd MAY 2022.

VIP PACKAGE INCLUDE
*TRANSPORT FROM GABS TO VIC FALLS FESTIVAL
*VIC FALLS CARNIVAL ACCESS TICKETS
*1 NIGHT IN KASANE, 3 NIGHTS AT ELEPHANT FALLS
*SUNSET CRUISES (INCLUDE SNACKS & DRINKS)
*PHOTOGRAPHY
*LESOMA VISIT
*SNACK ON BOARD
*FREE UBER BLACK TEE

PRICES; 7500BWP PER PERSON
;14000BWP PER COUPLE

VVIP PACKAGE INCLUDE :
* TRANSPORT FROM GABS TO VIC FALL FESTIVAL
*3 DAYS FESTIVAL
*VIP DECK WITH PRIVATE BAR
*1 NIGHT IN KASANE, 3 NIGHTS ACCOMMODATION AT ELEPHANT HILLS
*SUNSET CRUISE (INCLUDE SNACK&DRINKS)
*LESOMA VISIT
*ALL DINNER
*ALL BREAKFAST

PLUS
*A PRIVATE SUNSET CRUISE ON THE ZAMBEZI EXPLORE , WITH A LIVE MUSIC COLLABORATION FROM DJ MAPHORISA , KABZA DE SMALL & SHASHA , WITH SNACK & DRINKS .

PRICES; 9000BWP PER PERSON
: 18000BWP PER COUPLE

FOR BOOKINGS
APP:+267 76510680
CALL: +267 71794457

09/01/2022

UBER BLACK travel & tour is back with the bang boi💥
Its that time for travel✈️get ready as we go explore Kasane for the Pre- Valentine weekend😱💃🏽
Bookings are now Open get for yourself and your partner .😋
For more information;
📞Contact;71794457
📱App;76510680

See all of you in K7

31/12/2021

Best wishes from Uber Black❤❤

03/11/2021

African Queen is back on the 3rd of December in Serowe
Book your Transport with Uber Black
BWP700 per PERSON
Dates: 03Dec-04Dec
Departure at 06am in jwaneng and Gabs at 10am
offer include :
*Trip from Jwaneng to serowe via Gabs , from & To
*Standard Ticket
*Snack on board
*free six pack of Savannah 330ml or Black Label 500ml
*Free Photography
Call:71794457
App:76510680

11/10/2021

VIC FALLS CARNIVAL
is back with the bang💃🏽,3 nights of experiencing outdoor adventure with the likes of :
>The Scorpion King ( Kabza the Small & Dj Maphorisa)🇿🇦
>Shasha 🇿🇼
>Master KG🇿🇦.etc


Friday 29 April 2022

For the Grand Opening night of our 10th Edition Carnival, we kick off celebrations with the Amapiano Kings and Queen – DJ Maphorisa, Kabza De Small and Sha Sha. Start your Carnival Experience early with a night of the best in live Afro beats and Amapiano.

Saturday 30 April 2022

After a fun-filled day in Vic Falls National Park, where one can take part in a host of adventure activities, dance the night away with ‘Jerusalema’ hitmaker Master Master KG and a host of other top Artists and Performers at our Electric Safari Experience.

Sunday 1 May 2022

We will be ending off the carnival with a Secret Picnic Bush Party. Expect laid-back vibes with various Live Acts on the day, as well as delicious local cuisine and craft brew. What better way to celebrate the last day of our Carnival Experience than with a sunday feast? .

07/08/2021

In just seven day🇧🇼🇧🇼
Lets show Mr BADMAN love he deserve 💓
History is just made in Africa Botswana
Issac "Badman" Makwala.

07/08/2021

Congrants to the Botswana boys for the Medal🇧🇼🇧🇼🥉🥉

07/07/2021

Goo-Moremi Camping weekend

DATES:29 Sep-01 Oct
PRICES:2500 per person

Package Includes:
*2 nights in the wilderness ,shared Accommodation.
*all activities done like of waterfall , vulture gorge to mention a few
*swimming
*Bush fire
*All meals (breakfast,lunch and supper around born fire)
*snack on board
* Quantum 14 seated transport
*Visit old palapye Mesium

Pick up Gabs and for some location arrangements will be done
Minimum of 10 people
Deposit 700 to reserve your seat

For bookings:
WatsApp:76510680
Call📞:71794457
Or page ; UBER BLACK TRAVEL & TOUR.

01/07/2021

WHO IS SIR SERETSE KHAMA?

July 1 is the birthday of Sir Seretse Khama , the man who led the nation of Bechuanaland currently Botswana out of colonialism and laid the foundation for a modern democracy in his country.
On 30 September 1966 Bechuanaland became an independent country of Botswana , with Khama as its president .

Born into an influential royal family of what was then the British Protectorate of Bechuanaland, he was educated abroad in neighbouring South Africa and in the United Kingdom. He married a British woman, Ruth Williams, which as a union between a black man and a white woman was controversial, particularly with the National Party government in South Africa as well as among the British and the Bangwato. Khama led his country's independence movement.

He founded the Botswana Democratic Party in 1962 and became Prime Minister in 1965. In 1966, Botswana gained independence and Khama was elected as its first president. During his presidency, the country underwent rapid economic and social progress

He held this post until his death in 1980

Happy Birthday

22/06/2021

22/06/2021

GOOD MONDAY MORNING BOTSWANA

📸 Photo taken at the Lekadibeng Dam, Molepolole by Kea Ofitlhile 🇧🇼

22/06/2021

We about to travel to events again once more❤

Following last week’s decision by government to allow sports to return to action, local entertainment promoters have made a fresh call for the reopening of the live events and performances.

16/06/2021

June 16 is 167th days of the year in the Greogorian calender ;198 days remains until end of the year .
16 1976 Uprising that began in Soweto and spread countrywide profoundly changed the socio-political landscape in South Africa. Events that triggered the uprising can be traced back to policies of the Apartheid government that resulted in the introduction of the Bantu Education Act in 1953. The rise of the Black Consciousness Movement (BCM) and the formation of South African Students Organisation (SASO) raised the political consciousness of many students while others joined the wave of anti-Apartheid sentiment within the student community. When the language of Afrikaans alongside English was made compulsory as a medium of instruction in schools in 1974, black students began mobilizing themselves. On 16 June 1976 between 3000 and 10 000 students mobilized by the South African Students Movement's Action Committee supported by the BCM marched peacefully to demonstrate and protest against the government’s directive. The march was meant to culminate at a rally in Orlando Stadium.

On their pathway they were met by heavily armed police who fired teargas and later live ammunition on demonstrating students. This resulted in a widespread revolt that turned into an uprising against the government. While the uprising began in Soweto, it spread across the country and carried on until the following year.

The aftermath of the events of June 16 1976 had dire consequences for the Apartheid government. Images of the police firing on peacefully demonstrating students led an international revulsion against South Africa as its brutality was exposed. Meanwhile, the weakened and exiled liberation movements received new recruits fleeing political persecution at home giving impetus to the struggle against Apartheid.
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07/06/2021

Umbozha Houseboat

There is no better way of enjoying Lake Kariba than from the decks of Umbozha – the flagship of our fleet. Newly completed, it has been fitted to the highest standards of luxury, with cabin-space for 28 persons in five family cabins, two twin bedded cabins and two master suites with queen-size beds – all air conditioned. With a large, central lounge/bar/dining area, two outside deck areas, a pool and an upper deck area there is ample room to spend time together or take in the surrounds in a more intimate setting. Carrying two tender boats and four crew members you are ensured first class hospitality and the option of exploring every corner of the lake.
Escape the heat of the midday sun with a dip in the pool. Or kick back and relax on the sun loungers, all the while surrounded by endless views of stunning African scenes.

20/04/2021

Moremi gorge is one of the most spectacular gorges in the country. It consists of a number of pools with waterfalls and outstanding natural scenic beauty. The gorge is part of the geological features that developed as a result of the weathering of the resistant quartzite of the Precambrian rocks (about 1700 million years old) of the Tswapong Hills. Moremi village, which moved to its current location in the 1940’s, is the ancestral village of Bapedi/Batswapong of the Tswapong Hills. The village, which was ruled by Kgosi Mapulane, was originally (in the early 1800s) located at the site where this gorge is found.

20/04/2021

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04/03/2021

IMPALA(AEPYCEROS MELAMPUS)

Best places to see Impala in Botswana

Common throughout Botswana but are widespread in the northern regions of Chobe and forested parts of the Okavango Delta. The impala is rarely seen west of the Delta or south of the Nxai Pan.

Observations

Late April into May is a time when strange sounds echo across the northern Botswana wilderness. The sounds resemble rumbling roars and snorting. These are the sounds of male impala during the rutting [mating] season. Male impala are extremely busy at this time of the year - mating with the females in his harem while trying to keep other males away.

The impala is the most widespread antelope in northern Botswana and due to its abundance this elegantly beautiful antelope is generally overlooked by visitors on safari - except when it is hanging in a tree or being eaten or chased.

Impala, Springbok and Predators

Impala do not generally occur in the more arid regions of Southern Africa and for this reason the distribution patterns oppose those of the springbok - with overlapping in the distributions happening in only a few places.

In Botswana there is an overlapping of the distribution of the two species in Nxai Pan. It is a common occurrence to see the two species around the same waterhole in Nxai Pan - an unusual scene in other parts of southern Africa.

As they are the most abundant antelope they are the most common prey for predators and in particular of wild dogs. When startled by predators a group of impala will scatter in a number of directions in an attempt to confuse the predators.

Although not the fastest runners impala are very agile, being able to jump as high as three metres. Personal observations have recorded impala jumping more than two and a half meters high and ten meters long.
The impala is an important prey species for several carnivores, such as cheetahs, leopards and lions.

25/02/2021

MEERKATS

The meerkat (Suricata suricatta) or suricate is a small mongoose found in southern Africa. It is characterised by a broad head, large eyes, a pointed snout, long legs, a thin tapering tail, and a brindled coat pattern. The head-and-body length is around 24–35 cm (9.4–13.8 in), and the weight is typically between 0.62 and 0.97 kg (1.4 and 2.1 lb). The coat is light grey to yellowish brown with alternate, poorly defined light and dark bands on the back. Meerkats have foreclaws adapted for digging and have the ability to thermoregulate to survive in their harsh, dry habitat. Three subspecies are recognised.

In the morning the pack leaves the den to search for food—mostly beetles, caterpillars, termites, spiders, and scorpions but also lizards, birds, small snakes, and rodents. They forage five to eight hours per day, spaced one to five metres apart while softly vocalizing to maintain contact.

As they forage in broad daylight in the open and away from the den, meerkats are susceptible to attack, especially by jackals and raptors. While digging, they glance around frequently for these predators. The prospect of being taken by surprise is met by sentinel behaviour. One meerkat takes up a raised position on a termite mound or tree branch, where it sits erect and watches. The others are aware the sentinel is on duty and can thus spend more time digging. If the sentinel sees a predator approaching, it alerts the others with a high-pitched call, and the pack scatters for cover. Pack members take turns doing this in no particular order; they do not, however, act as sentinels before they have eaten their fill, benefitting first from the early warning. Sentinels, therefore, are not really the altruists they were once thought to be.

Where to stay to meet meerkats:

Camp Kalahari, Jack’s Camp, San Camp, or Meno a Kwena (as a full day excursion)