Mothusi Kebusitswe is a Maun local, who spent much of his childhood days at Sepupa, a fishing village on the panhandle of the Okavango Delta. Mothusi has 4 sisters, and comes from the Bayei tribe who still believe in totems, and are very superstitious but most have converted to Christianity. His name means “helper”. Mothusi's interests and hobbies include travelling, music (classic rock) board games and photography. He's been to Zambia, Zimbabwe and South Africa. Mothusi's career in photography started at school doing portraits for fellow students. He was given a full range of Olympus camera gear and accessories from a guest at Kwando Lagoon camp – which really fired up his interests. He subsequently bought a second hand Canon 50 E camera body plus 28 – 80 mm wide-angle lens from Prolab in Pretoria. He later purchased an expensive and state of the art 100 – 400 mm Canon IS lens from America. Mothusi won a first prize in the Wildlife Portraits section in 2001, and sadly missed the cut-off date for 2002. Mothusi's ambition is “to see the outside world before getting too old!” He visited Sabi Sabi as well to broaden his outlook and knowledge of the guiding profession. He has guided for mobile safaris and lodges since 1998, he currently guides at Kwando's Kwara camp in the Okavango Delta. His sunny personality and broad smile make him a guest favourite. He is the ideal guide for people interested in photography.