All quiet on the wilderness front

Article Abstract:

The Botswanan government has strictly controlled the expansion of safari holidays, and this means that visitors to Botswana who choose to go on safari can avoid the crowds often seen at popular safari locations in other African countries. Wilderness Safari, which has 15 camps in Botswana and employs 400 local people, pays a concession fee to the local community. Tourists can see a variety of local wildlife, including leopards, impala, hyenas, snakes and elephants.

HOTELS AND OTHER LODGING PLACES, Tourist Travel, Description and travel, Tourism, Safaris, Botswana

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Working to find the write stuff

Article Abstract:

A journalist describes how the life of a journalist has changed since he began his career in Sep 1958. The lack of real training for journalists at that time is described, and his early problems with writing news stories are detailed. His experiences on various newspapers are presented, and his current work as a freelance journalist is described. The way in which journalists have become distanced from the real world is analyzed.

Behavior, Journalists

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