Current Highlights ... Sandy Grant Sandy Grant lives in Botswana with his wife, Elinah, and two sons in Odi, a village midway between Mochudi and Gaborone. He is a Botswana citizen and holder of a Presidential Honour award. Born in the UK, he graduated BA, MA in History from the University of Cambridge and an MSc in the Conservation of the Built Environment from Herriot-Watt University, Edinburgh. Apart from his involvement with heritage and humanitarian programmes, he has been a long standing newspaper columnist for Mmegi; a part time lecturer at the University of Botswana and at Limkokwing (Gaborone), where he pioneered a new course on the history of building in Botswana; a Commissioner of the Independent Elections Commission (1997-2005); past Chairman of the Botswana Society; and an Independent Parliamentary candidate (1984). Sandy's Memoir Botswana: Choice and Opportunity: A Memoir 1963 to 2018 has been described as "structured and eclectic collection of reminiscences" but it's more that. His Botswana: Photographs of a Country in Transition; People and Their Places 1965 - 2016 is published in two editions: Hardback with 138 photographs in colour and 208 in black-and-white, and Paperback with 346 photographs in black-and-white.

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