Mmopane

Mmopane is a village in the south-eastern part of the Kweneng District, located just west of Gaborone on the A2 highway. It has grown rapidly in recent years as a residential suburb of the capital, with new housing developments attracting commuters who work in Gaborone. Mmopane has a population of around 10,000 and basic services including shops, schools, and a health clinic. The village is well-connected to Gaborone by road and public transport, making it convenient for visitors who want easy access to the capital while staying in a quieter setting.

By Plane

Sir Seretse Khama International Airport (GBE) in Gaborone is 25 km east. A taxi costs around P100–150.

By Car / Road

Mmopane is on the A2 highway, about 25 km west of Gaborone city centre. Minibus taxis run frequently along this route.

Mmopane is car-dependent, with most residential areas spread along the highway. Minibus taxis serve the main route into Gaborone.

Mmopane has no major tourist attractions. It is a residential suburb of Gaborone.

• Access to Gaborone — The capital's museums, shopping centres, and restaurants are a 25-minute drive east.

Small takeaways and restaurants serve Setswana food and fast food.

Local bars serve beer and soft drinks.

Mmopane has a few guesthouses. Gaborone offers a wider range of accommodation options.

Basic shops and a small shopping centre serve the local community. For more extensive shopping, visit Gaborone's malls.

• Gaborone — 25 km east, Botswana's capital.
• Kopong — 10 km north-west, a traditional Bakwena village.
• Mogoditshane — 10 km east, another Gaborone suburb.