Fondation Orange

World Environment Day is a global movement celebrated in over 150 countries. Orange Botswana Foundation is proud to contribute locally through clean‑ups and community action, amplifying Botswana’s National Clean‑Up Campaign.

Together, we keep our communities shining while standing shoulder to shoulder with the world.

Today, under the leadership of the Orange Botswana EXCO team, employees came together to commemorate World Environment Day through our Engage for Change initiative, supporting His Excellency President Advocate Duma Boko's National Clean-Up Campaign, which calls on all Batswana to take pride in creating a Clean, Green, Safe and Proud Botswana.

The day began with the handover of 12 steel dustbins to the Gaborone City Council, followed by a community clean-up campaign in Gaborone North, where Orange Botswana employees worked side by side with community members to restore and preserve our environment.

Led from the front by our EXCO team, today's activities demonstrated that environmental stewardship is not just a corporate responsibility—it is a shared commitment. When leaders roll up their sleeves alongside employees and communities, they inspire action and show that meaningful change requires participation from all of us.

Every piece of litter collected, every street cleaned, and every conversation about protecting our environment brings us one step closer to the Botswana we want to leave for future generations.

Together, we answered the call.
Together, we took action.
Together, we Engage for Change.

A Clean, Green, Safe and Proud Botswana starts with each one of us.

Orange Botswana Foundation teams are on the ground cleaning and restoring public spaces.

Through teamwork and shared purpose, we are making a tangible difference where it matters most. Cleaner streets mean healthier communities and it starts with us.

Environmental change requires more than awareness, it needs participation.

Through clean‑ups, tree planting, and volunteer action, Orange Foundation is showing how collective responsibility can transform communities.

Every second Saturday, Botswana unites for a cleaner nation. This World Environment Day, Orange Botswana Foundation joins hands with the National Clean‑Up Campaign to amplify the movement.

Together, we keep Gaborone shining, proving that collective action builds a brighter, cleaner future for all.

Africa is more than a place.
It is our pride, our stories, our strength, and our shared future.

This Africa Day, we celebrate the spirit of unity, progress, and the people shaping tomorrow across our continent.

Happy Africa Day.

This World Telecommunication and Information Society Day, Orange Botswana Foundation proudly joined the community of Natale as part of our commitment to digital inclusion, community empowerment, and creating opportunities through technology.

We are also joined by DON’T Q and FIRST-AID Counselling, beneficiaries of the Orange Social Venture Prize, who continue to use digital innovation to solve real community challenges and positively impact lives.

Together, we are building a future where innovation, connectivity, and opportunity reach every community.

Orange Botswana joined the community of Natale for a Kgotla Meeting as part of the pre-activation for World Telecommunication and Information Society Day (WTISD) 2026 ahead of tomorrow’s main activities.

Through Orange Botswana Foundation, we continue to strengthen our commitment to digital inclusion, community empowerment, and connecting communities to opportunities through technology. Together, we are building a future where no one is left behind in the digital world.

The Girls in ICT Day 2026 commemoration activities have officially come to an end, but the impact continues.

Orange Foundation Botswana, through Orange Digital Center, is proud to continue investing in community empowerment by bringing practical digital skills training to young girls in Borolong.

Through this initiative, we provided ICT training to both primary school learners and out-of-school girls, equipping them with essential digital knowledge and exposing them to opportunities within the technology space.

The programme was designed to inspire confidence, creativity and curiosity, while encouraging more girls to embrace technology and innovation as part of their future.

This work forms part of Orange Foundation Botswana’s broader commitment to digital inclusion, alongside ongoing initiatives that expand access to digital learning tools and skills in underserved communities.

At Orange Foundation Botswana, we believe that access to digital skills creates opportunities, transforms lives and helps build a more inclusive digital future for all.

Together, we continue to inspire, educate and connect communities through technology.