The Nata Village had finnaly got internet accessable for campers travelars and the community for them to send messages. There are only three ares to use the internet access. The post office had six computers which is used to send faxes back and forth around the world. WIld buchery had four computers and a fax machine hat is useable. Finally The North gate Lodge is the last place where anyone can use internet.

1.Colony-overseas ossession or territory ruled by its mother country

2.Campaign- a series of military operations

3.Adequate-to have an adequate supply means to have enough but not to much

4.draw- a dar in warfare is a battle that ends without a clear victory for either side

5.hardships- things that make life difficult

Peter Martinez, Kenewang Rancholo, and Seloma Tiro put smiles on the childrens faces at the R.A.D.S hostel in Nata Village, when the donated nine soccer balls from the trust. They used by students after school at their recreation facility. The students and teachers were very happy because they have their own teams and they can now practice and competel. It is very good to excise, those were the words of Mr. Tiro when he was saying his issue.  After doing their homework, the students can now enjoy their afternoons by playing soccer. The trust’s thanks everyone who contributed.

1. traitor- a person who betrays his country, a disloyal person

2.treason-the crime of betraying one country

3.trench-a deep ditch

4. skirmish-unimportant fighting among outlyin g bodies of troops

5.militiamen-members of a militia

1.Campaign- a series of military operations

2.hardships- things that make life difficult

3. democracy- government by the people

4.crown point- british fiort near lake champlain in New York

4.Fleet-a group of ships

Profane-Vulgar;Obscerne

Pronicious-having a harmful affect

Augment-to make in greater size

Longuish-to yearn for someone/something

Obscure-not clear in meaning

The Tebelopele visits the Nata Village to encourage people to come out with their HIV status. For the past week the staff members from Tebelopele, have been doing community mobilization, iand nforming everyone in the village to test for theHIV virus. Furthermore, counciling was available for everyone who tested. Couples were highly encourage to come and test with their partners. It was a successful event for everyone.

Nata Village had an awesome football (soccer) tournament for March. Youth against HIV/AIDS was celebrated one week earlier this year. Seven teams from the Nata Village participated in this event. During the event all the football and soccer players were encourage to take a rapid HIV test. Tebelopele successfully tested 463 people during the tournament. This event was to encourage all people from Nata Village, Sepako, Manxotai, Maposa, Zoroga, and Tsokatsaa to come and find out their HIV status. \

February4, 2009 at 12.30 pm Peter Martinez was invited to the Nata Primary School Standard Seven class to teach about  HIV/AIDS prevention.  The students were interested in learning more about virus’s.  The only problem was the students were shy to ask and comment about the virus. The students indicated that they wanted Mr Martinez to come again and give more topics about health issues.  Peter promised that he will organize and English Club at the school for sudents to join and get help with their school english homework.

1.boycott-a refusal to buy sertain goods for political reasons

2.colony-an overseas possession or territory ruled by its mother country

3.loyalists-americans who stayed loyal to great Britian

4.legislature-a group assembled for the purpose of making laws

5.Dutch-refers to people,country,products,etc. of Holland