Afterwards Susi and me got lost in the delta on a Mokoro-trip, which is a canoe made to get through the delta with its reed and water mixture. For two days we were catch into the beauty of this pristine nature where silence was only interrupted by birds, elephants and spiders – that entered our boat frequently for a ride. And as we went on two nature-walks we experienced how big and magnificient elephant-herds can be if you stand only 20m away from them, which is an astonishing and reverential feeling after all. And too top this feeling the Okavango delta awarded us with a stunning sunset in the end of the day. Find here the video-file from Susi live from the Okavango.

But this doesn’t matter cause today was regional parliament day and I helped the Botswana National Youth Council introducing their idea of a national youth forum and together we convinced the 40 parliamentarians… mainly male ones, that liked talking. Gender is still not so much wellknow over here, only one female parliamentarian was around. But it was great to see, that similiar questions like in German parliaments were raised, why young people should have a saying and that some politicians were even afraid, that they could take their seats some days…