Somewhere in the Bush Safaris

17/03/2026

WE ARE HIRING – FREELANCE OPPORTUNITIES

Somewhere In The Bush Safaris

We are looking for experienced and passionate individuals to join our team on a freelance basis in the following roles:
- Freelance Chef
- Freelance Professional Guide
If you have a love for the outdoors, hospitality, and creating exceptional guest experiences in a bush environment, we invite you to apply.

Requirements:

Relevant qualifications and proven experience in the role applied for
Ability to work independently in a remote bush setting
Strong communication and interpersonal skills
Professionalism and reliability

Application Requirements:
Please email the following documents:

- Application letter (cover letter)
- Updated CV
- Drivers Licence
- PRDP

Added Advantage:

Other Languages

Closing Date: 27 March 2026

How to Apply:
Send your application to: [email protected]

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

Join us and be part of delivering unforgettable bush experiences!

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In this latest episode you will meet Unity Dow- one of Botswana's most remarkable women, and resident of Mma Ramotswe's home village - Mochudi. We're sure that Mma Ramotswe would be great friends with Unity if they were to meet in real life.

Unity Dow is an internationally recognised democracy advocate, a human rights activist, an author, and former high court judge, foreign minister and education minister. And to top it all off, she is also a cattle farmer from Mochudi, just like Mma Ramotswe`s father Obed Ramotswe. In this episode she discusses her passion for reading, the culture of Botswana, and how women's role in the society has changed since we first heard about Mma Ramotswe in 1998.

Production: Interview by Mats Ögren Wanger, Music by Mikael Rosen, Introduction by Ednah Rosen. Photo of Unity Dow by Pieter Hugo

Listen now:

Spotify
https://spotify.link/A8UhseXN9Db

Apple Podcasts
https://podcasts.apple.com/se/podcast/mma-ramotswe-podcast/id1705361046?i=1000632138330