How bad is traffic in Gaborone?

A city known for diamond trading with a hot and wet summer. dense traffic, populated by the working class. Unlike most cities in Africa it is not that crowded and has less industrialisation. Being a resident in this city mostly requires commuting to work with a public transport.

It is the capital so therefore loads of traffic should be expected. Game reserves and nature reserves such as Gaborone Game Reserve and Mokolodi Nature reserve can be found on the outskirts of the city, making touring and sightseeing extremely accessible. The national museum is found within the confines of the city if one is interested in learning about the history of Botswana.

It is advisable to use bottled water for drinking. The tap water in Gaborone is a bit bit salty! However, it is safe for cooking and could even be used for drinking! You might also want to take a bus than drive to work. There is always too much traffic especially early in the morning and in the late afternoon.