Abigail Sekolokwane is a photographer with the Ngami Collective and Nkashi Wild cohorts of the Nkashi Storytelling Clubs. Her work bridges community and conservation, capturing the beauty of daily life and the wild spaces that surround it. She uses storytelling through photography to highlight identity, culture, and the deep connection between people and the Okavango Delta.

Other artists in this cohort:
Abigail Sekolokwane | Bathusi Moatswi | Laone Chombo | Lawrence Kenosi | Mokgwathi Motswagole | Monthusi Monkhanda | One Mabote | Prince Sokologang | Topo Gaesemodimo

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Agnes Xeotso is a photographer from Gudigwa Village, part of the Xokhwe Somsééko Kx’ei cohort. Her work focuses on preserving San traditions through portraits and daily life scenes, giving visibility to voices often left behind.

Other artists in this cohort:
Agnes Xeotso | Atlegang Dao | Bakang Mokwame | Bontle Moyambo | Gape Komane | Kelebogile Shakoyi | Kenaleone Kutlwano | Kotsi Manno | Latlhang Gabaitsiwe | Manda Julious | Modumedi Wana | Nkamogelang Rasegwana | Seilaneng Basimilwe

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Atlegang Dao is a photographer with the Xokhwe Somsééko Kx’ei cohort of the Nkashi Storytelling Clubs. She uses her lens to capture cultural practices and the natural environment, keeping alive the stories passed down by elders.

Other artists in this cohort:
Agnes Xeotso | Atlegang Dao | Bakang Mokwame | Bontle Moyambo | Gape Komane | Kelebogile Shakoyi | Kenaleone Kutlwano | Kotsi Manno | Latlhang Gabaitsiwe | Manda Julious | Modumedi Wana | Nkamogelang Rasegwana | Seilaneng Basimilwe

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Bakang Mokwame is a photographer from the Xokhwe Somsééko Kx’ei cohort in Gudigwa. His work focuses on the connection between San people and the land, using photography to highlight traditions, survival skills, and the natural environment.

Other artists in this cohort:
Agnes Xeotso | Atlegang Dao | Bakang Mokwame | Bontle Moyambo | Gape Komane | Kelebogile Shakoyi | Kenaleone Kutlwano | Kotsi Manno | Latlhang Gabaitsiwe | Manda Julious | Modumedi Wana | Nkamogelang Rasegwana | Seilaneng Basimilwe

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Bathusi Moatswi is a photographer with the Ngami Collective of the Nkashi Storytelling Clubs. His work captures the rhythm of life in Maun, blending images of people, streets, and culture into visual stories that reflect the character of his community.

Other artists in this cohort:
Abigail Sekolokwane | Bathusi Moatswi | Laone Chombo | Lawrence Kenosi | Mokgwathi Motswagole | Monthusi Monkhanda | One Mabote | Prince Sokologang | Topo Gaesemodimo

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Bontle Moyambo is a member of the Xokhwe Somsééko Kx’ei cohort in Gudigwa. Her photography highlights the strength and resilience of San women, blending storytelling with images that celebrate identity and heritage.

Other artists in this cohort:
Agnes Xeotso | Atlegang Dao | Bakang Mokwame | Bontle Moyambo | Gape Komane | Kelebogile Shakoyi | Kenaleone Kutlwano | Kotsi Manno | Latlhang Gabaitsiwe | Manda Julious | Modumedi Wana | Nkamogelang Rasegwana | Seilaneng Basimilwe

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Eric is a photographer with the Ngami Collective and Nkashi Wild cohorts of the Nkashi Storytelling Clubs. He has trained through the National Geographic Photo Camp and the NEWF Storytellers Conference, building a strong foundation in visual storytelling. As part of the Manquee Project, he uses his skills to share narratives of culture, conservation, and community from Botswana with broader audiences.

Other artists in this cohort:
Eric Haimbiri

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Other artists in this cohort:
Agnes Xeotso | Atlegang Dao | Bakang Mokwame | Bontle Moyambo | Gape Komane | Kelebogile Shakoyi | Kenaleone Kutlwano | Kotsi Manno | Latlhang Gabaitsiwe | Manda Julious | Modumedi Wana | Nkamogelang Rasegwana | Seilaneng Basimilwe

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Goitsemodimo is a male photographer with the Nkashi Visual Voices cohort of the Nkashi Storytelling Clubs. He uses photography to capture culture, heritage, and everyday life, showing how visual storytelling can preserve identity and connect communities.

Other artists in this cohort:
Goitsemodimo Kachere | Kesetse Lucia Kebabaletswe | Kitso Kgosi Mothotho | Nkamogelang Monnaapula | Nkosinathi Kepaletswe | Ofentse Sephiri | Thandinkosi Sibanda

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Other artists in this cohort:
Agnes Xeotso | Atlegang Dao | Bakang Mokwame | Bontle Moyambo | Gape Komane | Kelebogile Shakoyi | Kenaleone Kutlwano | Kotsi Manno | Latlhang Gabaitsiwe | Manda Julious | Modumedi Wana | Nkamogelang Rasegwana | Seilaneng Basimilwe

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Other artists in this cohort:
Agnes Xeotso | Atlegang Dao | Bakang Mokwame | Bontle Moyambo | Gape Komane | Kelebogile Shakoyi | Kenaleone Kutlwano | Kotsi Manno | Latlhang Gabaitsiwe | Manda Julious | Modumedi Wana | Nkamogelang Rasegwana | Seilaneng Basimilwe

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Kese is a photographer with the Nkashi Visual Voices cohort of the Nkashi Storytelling Clubs. As a deaf storyteller, she uses images to express perspectives often overlooked, capturing community life and culture through a visual language of her own.

Other artists in this cohort:
Goitsemodimo Kachere | Kesetse Lucia Kebabaletswe | Kitso Kgosi Mothotho | Nkamogelang Monnaapula | Nkosinathi Kepaletswe | Ofentse Sephiri | Thandinkosi Sibanda

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Kgosi is a photographer with the Nkashi Visual Voices cohort. Through his images, he highlights the beauty of daily life and the resilience of his community, bringing forward perspectives often left unseen.

Other artists in this cohort:
Goitsemodimo Kachere | Kesetse Lucia Kebabaletswe | Kitso Kgosi Mothotho | Nkamogelang Monnaapula | Nkosinathi Kepaletswe | Ofentse Sephiri | Thandinkosi Sibanda

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Kotsi Manno is a member of the Xokhwe Somsééko Kx’ei cohort of the Nkashi Storytelling Clubs. Through his images, he documents San heritage, capturing both cultural rituals and the everyday stories that keep his community’s identity alive.

Other artists in this cohort:
Agnes Xeotso | Atlegang Dao | Bakang Mokwame | Bontle Moyambo | Gape Komane | Kelebogile Shakoyi | Kenaleone Kutlwano | Kotsi Manno | Latlhang Gabaitsiwe | Manda Julious | Modumedi Wana | Nkamogelang Rasegwana | Seilaneng Basimilwe

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Laone Chombo also known as Lanech is a creative writer, photographer, and storyteller with the Ngami Collective. He combines words and images to tell layered stories that preserve culture, celebrate identity, and inspire dialogue across generations

Other artists in this cohort:
Abigail Sekolokwane | Bathusi Moatswi | Laone Chombo | Lawrence Kenosi | Mokgwathi Motswagole | Monthusi Monkhanda | One Mabote | Prince Sokologang | Topo Gaesemodimo

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Latlhang is a photographer in the Xokhwe Somsééko Kx’ei cohort of the Nkashi Storytelling Clubs. Her work explores San culture, landscapes, and daily rhythms, offering a visual archive for her community and beyond.

Other artists in this cohort:
Agnes Xeotso | Atlegang Dao | Bakang Mokwame | Bontle Moyambo | Gape Komane | Kelebogile Shakoyi | Kenaleone Kutlwano | Kotsi Manno | Latlhang Gabaitsiwe | Manda Julious | Modumedi Wana | Nkamogelang Rasegwana | Seilaneng Basimilwe

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Lawrence Kenosi is a member of the Ngami Collective cohort. He uses his camera to document the intersections of modern and traditional life, showing how community identity continues to evolve in Maun and the Okavango region.

Other artists in this cohort:
Abigail Sekolokwane | Bathusi Moatswi | Laone Chombo | Lawrence Kenosi | Mokgwathi Motswagole | Monthusi Monkhanda | One Mabote | Prince Sokologang | Topo Gaesemodimo

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Manda Julious is part of the Xokhwe Somsééko Kx’ei cohort. Through her photography, she tells stories of San heritage, weaving together images of tradition, family, and environment as a way to honor her roots.

Other artists in this cohort:
Agnes Xeotso | Atlegang Dao | Bakang Mokwame | Bontle Moyambo | Gape Komane | Kelebogile Shakoyi | Kenaleone Kutlwano | Kotsi Manno | Latlhang Gabaitsiwe | Manda Julious | Modumedi Wana | Nkamogelang Rasegwana | Seilaneng Basimilwe

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Modumedi Wana is a photographer with the Xokhwe Somsééko Kx’ei cohort in Gudigwa. Her images celebrate San culture while documenting the challenges and changes faced by her community today.

Other artists in this cohort:
Agnes Xeotso | Atlegang Dao | Bakang Mokwame | Bontle Moyambo | Gape Komane | Kelebogile Shakoyi | Kenaleone Kutlwano | Kotsi Manno | Latlhang Gabaitsiwe | Manda Julious | Modumedi Wana | Nkamogelang Rasegwana | Seilaneng Basimilwe

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Mokgwathi Motswagole is a photographer with the Ngami Collective and Nkashi Wild cohorts of the Nkashi Storytelling Clubs. A National Geographic Photo Camp alumnus, he continues to grow as a storyteller, documenting the connection between people, wildlife, and culture in the Okavango Delta. His images reflect both his training and his passion for preserving heritage through photography.

Other artists in this cohort:
Abigail Sekolokwane | Bathusi Moatswi | Laone Chombo | Lawrence Kenosi | Mokgwathi Motswagole | Monthusi Monkhanda | One Mabote | Prince Sokologang | Topo Gaesemodimo

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Monthusi Monkhanda also known as Mullar is a photographer, and videographer with the Ngami Collective and Nkashi Wild cohorts of the Nkashi Storytelling Clubs. He recently covered his first major event, the Okavango Delta Crossing, marking a key step in his storytelling journey. Having also attended the National Geographic Photo Camp, he continues to grow his skills while capturing stories of people, wildlife, and culture.

Other artists in this cohort:
Abigail Sekolokwane | Bathusi Moatswi | Laone Chombo | Lawrence Kenosi | Mokgwathi Motswagole | Monthusi Monkhanda | One Mabote | Prince Sokologang | Topo Gaesemodimo

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Nkamogelang Monnaapula is a deaf photographer with the Nkashi Storytelling Clubs, part of both Visual Voices and Nkashi Wild. His work captures nature and community, preserving stories through the power of photography.

Other artists in this cohort:
Goitsemodimo Kachere | Kesetse Lucia Kebabaletswe | Kitso Kgosi Mothotho | Nkamogelang Monnaapula | Nkosinathi Kepaletswe | Ofentse Sephiri | Thandinkosi Sibanda

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Nkamogelang Rasegwana is a photographer from Gudigwa Village, part of the Xokhwe Somsééko Kx’ei cohort of the Nkashi Storytelling Clubs. Her work focuses on capturing San traditions, daily life, and the natural world, preserving stories that are often left untold. Through her lens, she seeks to protect her community’s heritage and share its beauty with wider audiences.

Other artists in this cohort:
Agnes Xeotso | Atlegang Dao | Bakang Mokwame | Bontle Moyambo | Gape Komane | Kelebogile Shakoyi | Kenaleone Kutlwano | Kotsi Manno | Latlhang Gabaitsiwe | Manda Julious | Modumedi Wana | Nkamogelang Rasegwana | Seilaneng Basimilwe

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Nkosi is a deaf photographer with the Nkashi Visual Voices cohort of the Nkashi Storytelling Clubs. His work captures culture, community, and the environment, using photography as a tool to communicate stories beyond spoken language.

Other artists in this cohort:
Goitsemodimo Kachere | Kesetse Lucia Kebabaletswe | Kitso Kgosi Mothotho | Nkamogelang Monnaapula | Nkosinathi Kepaletswe | Ofentse Sephiri | Thandinkosi Sibanda

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Ofentse is a member of the Nkashi Visual Voices cohort. As a storyteller, he focuses on documenting everyday life and cultural practices, showing how visual storytelling can empower and connect communities.

Other artists in this cohort:
Goitsemodimo Kachere | Kesetse Lucia Kebabaletswe | Kitso Kgosi Mothotho | Nkamogelang Monnaapula | Nkosinathi Kepaletswe | Ofentse Sephiri | Thandinkosi Sibanda

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One Mabote is a photographer from the Ngami Collective cohort of the Nkashi Storytelling Clubs. As a young creative, she uses photography to explore life in Maun and beyond, capturing both people and place with honesty and depth. Her work reflects her commitment to telling stories that connect community, culture, and environment.

Other artists in this cohort:
Abigail Sekolokwane | Bathusi Moatswi | Laone Chombo | Lawrence Kenosi | Mokgwathi Motswagole | Monthusi Monkhanda | One Mabote | Prince Sokologang | Topo Gaesemodimo

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Prince Sokologang is a photographer with the Ngami Collective and Nkashi Wild cohorts. He has participated in both the National Geographic Photo Camp and the NEWF Storytellers Conference, and recently documented the Okavango Delta Crossing as one of his first major field assignments. His photography blends wildlife, landscape, and human stories, reflecting the deep connection between people and the Delta.

Other artists in this cohort:
Abigail Sekolokwane | Bathusi Moatswi | Laone Chombo | Lawrence Kenosi | Mokgwathi Motswagole | Monthusi Monkhanda | One Mabote | Prince Sokologang | Topo Gaesemodimo

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Seilaneng Basimilwe is a photographer and storyteller from Gudigwa Village in the Xokhwe Somsééko Kx’ei cohort. Her work preserves San culture and heritage through powerful visual storytelling.

Other artists in this cohort:
Agnes Xeotso | Atlegang Dao | Bakang Mokwame | Bontle Moyambo | Gape Komane | Kelebogile Shakoyi | Kenaleone Kutlwano | Kotsi Manno | Latlhang Gabaitsiwe | Manda Julious | Modumedi Wana | Nkamogelang Rasegwana | Seilaneng Basimilwe

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Thandi Nkosi is a photographer from the Nkashi Visual Voices cohort. Her work documents the everyday stories of her community, blending creativity and heritage while showing how photography can speak beyond words.

Other artists in this cohort:
Goitsemodimo Kachere | Kesetse Lucia Kebabaletswe | Kitso Kgosi Mothotho | Nkamogelang Monnaapula | Nkosinathi Kepaletswe | Ofentse Sephiri | Thandinkosi Sibanda

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Topo Gaesemodimo is a female photographer from the Ngami Collective and Nkashi Wild cohorts of the Nkashi Storytelling Clubs. She has attended the National Geographic Photo Camp and the NEWF Storytellers Conference, experiences that have strengthened her voice as a young storyteller. Her work blends wildlife and community narratives, highlighting the resilience and identity of her people.

Other artists in this cohort:
Abigail Sekolokwane | Bathusi Moatswi | Laone Chombo | Lawrence Kenosi | Mokgwathi Motswagole | Monthusi Monkhanda | One Mabote | Prince Sokologang | Topo Gaesemodimo

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