10 Reasons Why Botswana Is The Least Corrupt African Country

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Which country is the least corrupt in Africa and Why? You’ll find out in this video.
In 1966, while gaining independence from Great Britain, a poor African country was written off as a hopeless basket case. At the time, Botswana was an extremely poor country. The nation had a total of twelve kilometers of paved roads, twenty-two citizens who had graduated from university, and one hundred from secondary school, with GDP per capita of $70. Fast forward to 2007, Botswana had 7,000 kilometers of paved roads, and per capita income had risen to about $6,100 ($12,000 at purchasing power parity), making Botswana an upper-middle-income country comparable to Chile or Argentina.
At independence, life expectancy at birth was 37 years. By 1990 it was 60, 10 years above the African average. The country’s performance is particularly impressive compared with that of other African economies. And over the past 60 years, Botswana’s economy has been one of the most successful in the world.
The country is Africa’s second largest producer of diamond and is the 5th best place to live in the continent. In today’s video we explore the reasons why this rarely heard about country is doing so well at tackling corruption in Africa. If you are new here, you are welcome. Consider subscribing to After School Africa to continue exploring opportunities.
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@amourmtungo623 4 года назад

I am impressed, jealous and congratulate Botswana for their achievements. Good news the rest of African countries need to follow and learn from Botswana

@dorothyshaahu3851 3 года назад

eg Nigeria country

@jimmycricket5366 3 года назад

True

@iparipaitegianiparipaitegi4643 2 года назад

That means that it is possible. So if the other African countries are not as prosperous as Botswana, they should assess their own organization.

@nuherbleath461 Год назад

Hopefully they avoid those dodgy Chinese loans

@outulesebele1282 4 года назад

🇧🇼 As a citizen of Botswana I'd say this video is very informative and accurate.

@Mad-wv6ol 4 года назад

Is it true during apartheid South Africa try to invade your country

@thegreatafrican3367 4 года назад

@@Mad-wv6ol they did and actually killed some people

@aborigineone2377 4 года назад

I would like to come and visit.

@yonasghebre7940 3 года назад

Botswana is landlocked country but you are better than Africa country who have ports, you guys lucky having good leadership Keep up it.

@w1tchd0ctrlevine26 3 года назад

im american and we need leaders like you guys. your government actually seems to invest in its people and infrastructure rather than pad their own pockets.

@osheridan Год назад

I have rarely felt so deeply patriotic for a country I'm not from

@MustacheCashStash125 Год назад

I live in the U.S., but I’m patriotic for Canada

@heavenismyhome.8944 4 года назад

My Botswana, My Pride!!! We are, who we are because of the Grace of God!

@aborigineone2377 4 года назад

I would like to come and visit

@davi.alexandre 2 года назад

@mogad in the same way no one should credit god or the devil for their own evil actions

@makatforoma9796 4 года назад

Wish I could say the same for Zimbabwe💔😰,Good job Botswana👏🇧🇼

@ReeceMarshallPersonal 3 года назад

I really hope we get there soon. All it takes is one good president

@Binahx86 3 года назад

Zimbabwe is healing from its wounds, they will get there soon, im sure of it

@jimmycricket5366 3 года назад

💔💔💔

@lightsabercollector3096 Год назад

what hapened there?

@ilovecakecanihaveapiece Год назад

@@lightsabercollector3096Well, white people made a colony (Rhodesia) in an attempt to hold onto more parts of the Commonwealth, but then the natives came in, but went too far. They took all of the white people's farms and gave them to the natives, but lots of them didn't even know how to farm nor wanted to learn, this has basically been the core reason for Zimbabwe's decline

@kaglekoa 4 года назад

Everything is this video is accurate. One thing this video missed was the fact that the British handed over independence thinking there was no mineral value in the country.

@Mad-wv6ol 4 года назад

He also got it wrong about female representation and Parliament

@doreenbotlhole1257 4 года назад

And thumbs 👍👍👍for the British to leave ,I thank God for watching over this country from the humble beginnings

@iBhacaBeats 4 года назад

I was about comment on that. Had they knew about the minerals, it would have been a full colonization. Protactorate is also some form of colonization coz from watching the movie A United Nation, Africans were treated like kids and were not allowed to drink.

@aborigineone2377 4 года назад

How can the British hand over a country that is not their Africa belong to black people however the help of any is welcome.

@ernstschmidt4725 4 года назад

@@aborigineone2377 that's colonialism for you, for all international intents bechuanaland was a british possession for the other colonial powers.

@claudiabowen6944 4 года назад

I am not from Botswana, but I love their success story because most black countries are riddle with corruption and to how they have managed to maintain that level of service ...very good

@derpedlerp1237 3 года назад

B O T S W N N A

@cc-oo7vn 2 года назад

Racist?

@curtistino2603 4 года назад

As a Botswana citizen I can attest to the veracity of this video. The only tiny thing I observed was the use of some pictures or photos which were clearly not taken from this country. I like the fact that you kept stating that it's not perfect but surely enviable.

@ndagijimanasebastien9707 4 года назад

I sawa a picture from kigali/Rwanda and I thought maybe be you some buildings which looks identical like in kigali 😂😂😂

@TheJmh19 3 года назад

so it is possible for good governance in Africa, this was a very uplifting and encouraging video!

@the8thchurch461 3 года назад

Africans have always known how to govern themselves but the white man traumatised us, leaving us bruised and not even knowing where to start.

@Binahx86 3 года назад

Good governance is possible everywhere if only the west stops branding everyone bad and intervening only to make things worse. Botswana succeeded because there was very little White/Western influence. Thanks for the confidence though

@Kuricang31 Год назад

@@the8thchurch461Lol blaming White people again while the problems lies within yourself. Asia and India was also being brutalized by White people yet they didn't blame other for their misfortune and instead continue to be more prosperous

@arushanioshaka5600 4 года назад

Good for Botswana I've always love seeing african/bantu countries succeeding love from Tanzania

@azizhadban2324 4 года назад

All love and respect from the middle East. Qatar🇶🇦

@thutoamise474 4 года назад

100% original motswanian😙🇧🇼🇧🇼 My Botswana My Pride🇧🇼🇧🇼

@TheIrbe 4 года назад

Botswana is one of the oldest democracy in the world practising the Kgotla system, and its also special as being one of few African countries to be a direct territorial continuation of a pre-colonial era African state. Botswana was a protectorate and was not a colony unlike its neighbours Namibia, S.A and Zimbabwe which were settled by europeans. Batswana leaders defeated the boers invadors over and over again, and as a protectorate There was pressure to make Botswana become a part of the Union of South Africa or Southern Rhodesia, which were colonies and threated africans terrible. This made Khama III, Sebele I and Bathoen I, whom are known as the three Dikgosi, travel to England to meet with Queen Victoria to whom they pleaded to remain a protectorate under U.K which she approved and they remained until gaining independence in 1966. By 1960 Britain were in the process of giving African states independence and it went smother in Botswana by the fact that it wasn't a colonised by europeans while places such as Kenya at similar time had the Mau Mau Uprising against british colonists. And not being a colony is why it got independence decades earlier than its neighbours Namibia, Zimbabwe, S.A and doesn't have the many issues that they have there like generational poverty as result of being moved to reservations. Because it was not a colony of europeans unlike its neighbours and other african states, it was the 2nd poorest country in the world during independence. Botswana is the best African country in term of living standard, and its success started in the 1800s when Batswana leaders protected their lands from european colonists and seccured their countries status as a protectorate which ensured they lived independently compared to their neighbours and other african terretories. And its one of few African countries which tribal chiefs have a place in the parlament called Ntlo ya Dikgosi. Botswana shows the success of low foreign intervention and colonisation trauma. Till today

@dant4972 3 года назад

It was a colony using British currency and passport and run by a British Representative. Anyway, well-done!

@melaninbotswana2474 3 года назад

I think you lose the fundamental explanation of what colony really means on practicality Botswana is non of that there was nothing of economic interest on British side to colonize Botswana instead British just wanted Botswana to provide a pass through the country like a railway line to its neighboring colonies former Rhodesia present day zimbabwe of which Botswana allowed in exchange for offering protection from south Africa and german Namibia try to read history about Botswana you will understand. Botswana fought against colonialism because it leant how bad a system it was from its neighbors, Botswana never fought to get out of colonialism but to prevent it

@cocofresh6974 3 года назад

absolute nonsense! Botswana holds parliament in english, schools in english, presidential conference in english, then says setswana is the national langue . Their resources and minerals are developed by foreign companies. Get your head out of your ass. Countries like Tanzania put swahilli as their first language, their education their parliament. , Magufuli has placed a policy that Tanzania should have a higher share of their own resources that is why he lost his life. Seretse Kama had a walk in the park, thats why is death was not abrupt and was a natural cause.

@mopatibabutsi9583 4 года назад

As a motswana, i feel some of the pictorial depictions are a misrepresentation of Botswana as they're not from here

@xjmmjbnqfstjdijoj2044 3 года назад

This should be a model for other African countries

@humble_love4382 3 года назад

Even the poor countries rip themselves apart in greed. It's very sickening to see, having learnt this bad behaviour from the richer countries. All people are needed to co-operate to overcome the issues concerning us all, such as climate change, covid-19, and malnutrition. I watch this RU-vid channel, and definitely recommend it A Voice In The Desert

@junior_thomas 4 года назад

I love my country Botswana 😭😭❤️🇧🇼❤️

@felixyusupov7299 4 года назад

I wonder how well Zimbabwe would be doing today for they had similar governance starting in 1965.

@otsuspyre1841 3 года назад

It’s not just about good governance. Even post colonialism, neocolonialism was present. Former colonizers imported murder and instability to these nations in order to continue to reap the benefits of colonialism. They did it in the form of coups and promoting political instability.

@jimmycricket5366 3 года назад

@@otsuspyre1841 ?

@asscheeks3212 3 года назад

@@otsuspyre1841 well they are really bad at doing it in Botswana....

@warsawpact2025 2 года назад

@@asscheeks3212 They didnt care about botswana because it was a mere railway to connect south africa to rhodesia to them

@Kuricang31 Год назад

@@otsuspyre1841All nothing but bunch of lies 😂😂😂

@mokgalomulaudzi6391 8 месяцев назад

Botswana is the best. I ❤ Botswana. I might relocate to Botswana soon.

@motswedimews7436 3 года назад

True. God bless Botswana 🇧🇼

@andrewmonos4951 4 года назад

The history of post colonial Botswana should be taught in schools all over the world. Many other former colonies in a similar situation to Botswana failed. The foresight of Seretse Khama is more impressive now that we can see the results. He established a government with separation of and balance of powers between different branches. Establishing a government as an organisation for the administration of the country prevented ideologies from taking over. The attitude of the government serving the people rather than the people serving the government has prevented power hungry people taking over.

@Mad-wv6ol 4 года назад

@Jan Pearson lt seems like your jealous and full hate for Botswana people success story

@TheIrbe 4 года назад

Kelly Monos Botswana differintiate from other african countries.. As said in the video, Botswana is one of the oldest democracies in in the world practising the Kgotla system, and its also special as being one of few African countries to be a direct territorial continuation of a pre-colonial era African state. Botswana was a protectorate and was not a colony unlike its neighbours Namibia, S.A and Zimbabwe and other african countries which were settled by europeans. Batswana leaders defeated the boers invadors over and over again, and as a protectorate There was pressure to make Botswana become a part of the Union of South Africa or Southern Rhodesia, which were colonies and threated africans terrible. This made Khama III, Sebele I and Bathoen I, whom are known as the three Dikgosi, travel to England to meet with Queen Victoria to whom they pleaded to remain a protectorate under U.K which she approved and they remained until gaining independence in 1966. By 1960 Britain were in the process of giving African states independence and it went smother in Botswana by the fact that it wasn't a colonised by europeans while places such as Kenya at similar time had the Mau Mau Uprising against british colonists. And not being a colony is why it got independence decades earlier than its neighbours Namibia, Zimbabwe, S.A and doesn't have the many issues that they share like generational poverty as result of being moved to reservations. Botswana is the best African country in term of living standard, and its success started in the 1800s when Batswana leaders protected their lands from european colonists and seccured their countries status as a protectorate which ensured they lived independently compared to their neighbours and other african terretories. And its one of few African countries which tribal chiefs have a place in the parlament called Ntlo ya Dikgosi. Botswana shows the success of low foreign intervention.

@TheIrbe 4 года назад

@Jan Pearson And the only country in subsaharan Africa not colonised by whites has the highest living standard today.... What does that tell you? Continue being mad.

@Mad-wv6ol 4 года назад

@@TheIrbe One thing a racist white fear is intelligent black people that why Trump blame Obama for everything

@desciplesofthomassankara3021 4 года назад

@stephangow9859 3 года назад

It’s nice to hear that there is one country’ in Africa that’s not a corrupt baskecase

@Kuricang31 Год назад

There's a lot actually. You got Burkina Faso (if Thomas Sankara was still alive) and Lesotho. Tanzania is also a bit freedom corruption also

@pakontshole2488 3 года назад

Great video. But as for corruption, rule it out. Botswana has one of the weakest corruption institution ever. No high ranked official has been convicted of such crime. Rule corruption out mate.

@Lecha_summer Год назад

Botswana is amazing and super safe,I know that because I live in it

@JoergSi 4 года назад

Greetings from Germany. Nice and inspirational video. Sorry to say, one of my national trades is nitpicking. You owe me the reason 10, you have stopped at 9 Avoiding the bad governance course.

@masseytractorsbotswana9328 2 года назад

Really excellent info. Long live Botswana

@hezekielmsibi 3 месяца назад

Agreed. A shining democracy.

@andiemorgan961 3 года назад

A very informative, positive video. It is very encouraging to learn that true democracy can flourish! Botswana has proven to be a remarkable success story. May it continue to thrive!

@wills.e.e8014 2 года назад

The video forgets one thing, all of these 10 reasons were possible if not for one President: Sir Seretse Khama. Although there are many others that helped, it was President Khama that held it all together. He was the linchpin in creating what Botswana is today.

@tantamagalie 3 года назад

This video is on point and the other thing that was not mentioned Batswana enjoy free education and free health

@ernstschmidt4725 4 года назад

the video has strong parts like explaining several especific yet important anti-corruption mechanisms, as whistleblowing protection and criminal prosecution of corruption present in botswana. but it intentionally or not falls short in several points like : . robust strong institutions, does this mean well stablished and well enforced formal laws and informal rules of conduct? or it means something else? how much of this can be traced to the one-party regime or even the authority of the founding president of the country? . the colonization intent, bechuanaland protectorate was indeed not a exploitative one, but it certainly was a strategic decision of the british to make the protectorate of bechuanaland, mostly to serve as a buffer or containment space first of the roaming boers free colonists and later of the imperial german incursions. the BSAC mining company of Cecil Rhodes thought that there might be mineral resources in bechuanaland as far back as 1887 but the tswana chiefs, specially Khama III (grandfather of the first president of botswana), with the help of evangelical missionaries and a record of close cooperation with the british authorities, petitioned successfully to the british authorities to force the BSAC to respect the tribal territorial boundaries of the protectorate. . defeating the resource curse through property rights, what this especifically means? what this especifically means in the main industry of botswana by exports, the diamond industry? is it the way that goverment semi-nationalized the diamond mining through shares buyout? or it means other things? this is probably the least explained but one of the most important issues presente by the video. however, i still appreciate a lot the videomakers for its informative intent and the quality of it.

@emmettcarter9209 3 года назад

I wish Liberia 🇱🇷 could learn from Botswana 🇧🇼

@kelvinbuobi1672 3 года назад

I WISH THE WHOLE OF AFRICA WOULD LEARN FROM BOTSWANA !

@zephaniarutlokwana2891 3 месяца назад

it stands on good foundation from its first black leadership and up to date the current leadership is best compared to all other African countries.. Many African countries can learn a lot of things from Botswana politically and socially. Long live Botswana

@myownspace7004 4 года назад

My country

@nicholasbeech8843 4 года назад

South Africa should follow this example

@hetty7891 3 месяца назад

I now understand why they don’t travel a lot, because they don’t need☺️. Botswana on my list. I wish Ghana was like that … a strong anticorruption system

@hezekielmsibi 3 месяца назад

How to become a citizen of Botswana. Please advice me

@rogeralsop3479 4 года назад

Fine!

@broomtailcountry 3 года назад

What are the opportunities for American investors to build small businesses within Botswana? Focused specifically in agriculture and cattle raising?

@temalephepe4682 3 года назад

It's a thriving industry here but there is a good chance of success in that field

@temalephepe4682 3 года назад

I recommend producing food. We import a lot of it

@WrikSen 3 года назад

Would it be possible for someone like me (n Non-African) to settle there, after starting to invest in the stock exchange of Botswana, taking into account how the market is currently??

@Binahx86 3 года назад

It is mate. Im a Motswana and i know many people from especially, Zimbabwe and Tanzania. I have worked with them and most of them are my friends now. Just a heads up, Gaborone is expensive.

@molefephirinyane585 3 года назад

You're most welcome, the country is busy trying to attract investors. I disagree with my other fellow citizen who says Gaborone is expensive - compared to what, our local villages? The peace and stability hear is incomparable.

@Yamcha291 3 года назад

@bilkis khan they are trolls that aren't even from Botswana they want to stop people from going there

@Yamcha291 3 года назад

@Justin Y. lies

@Beautybizz28 3 года назад

Stay and build up your own country!

@who7092 3 года назад

Anyone that plays Geoguessr knows Botswana looks like a pretty nice place

@Kuricang31 Год назад

Nah it's basically similar to Lesotho lol. Same soil color and same vegetation

@fortusvictus8297 4 года назад

One thing not really mentioned here in the early development, the country did not restrict technical or highly complex jobs or political positions to native-born people only. This is a common problem in poorer/developing countries as they often lack enough educated and trained people to fill those roles and it becomes an oligarchy and/or terminally incompetent fast. The founders allowed foreign workers to hold high-level jobs for quite some time until a few generations could be educated and sent abroad for training and come back...a slow and difficult process.

@boitumelomosimanegape942 5 месяцев назад

One thing I like about us is we relate to each other irrespective of our tribes this is influenced by the allocation of land one can apply for a plot anywhere in the country and the other thing is we also relate to each other irrespective of our political affiliates

@mark5694 3 года назад

BRING BACK IAN KHARMA ✌

@Kuricang31 Год назад

No. Bring back Seretse Khama. He might've had a lot more to teach to other African countries

@munyahvially5260 4 года назад

Zimbabwe must follow the footsteps

@nqobilekhumalo2158 4 года назад

We not a British protectorate

@Binahx86 3 года назад

It will, have faith, its just that most older Zimbabweans come from a place of hurt, but the today's situation which lacks colonisers and others, will inspire the newer generation, many African countries are going to be successful if the lesson about colonisers is learnt well and kept, watch the space

@Kuricang31 Год назад

@@Binahx86Lol you think people of Botswana give a damn about these 'colonizers'?? They don't. They prefer to focused on themselves and working hard to build the perfect home they always dreamed off instead of relying it onto others By blaming these so-called 'colonizers', you've already proven why Zimbabwe would never be like Botswana lol

@masterpiecesedio9259 3 года назад

I would like to ask numerous questions to more or less prove that the country is pretty corrupt. I am a Motswana and I really do believe that we can be better as a country.

@justcallmebrian793 3 года назад

LOL, in comparison like countries such as Nigeria you guys are saints.

@iBhacaBeats 4 года назад

I’m from South Africa but I feel like you insulting Botswana if you talk about their strict laws and show South African Police Service at 7.

@kelvinbuobi1672 3 года назад

But what about the San people, how are they doing there lately?

@snenhlanhlamanzini535 2 года назад

I wish to visit Botswana one day

@Thorpe841 2 года назад

I think they started on a good note and that is it. All other explanations are not so convincing. Even Nigeria my country has all of the other things you mentioned.

@derpedlerp1237 3 года назад

10 Reasons Why Botswana Is THe Least Corrupt African Country 1: YAKKO'S WORLD

@diegootero6095 3 года назад

agreed

@toobalkain 3 года назад

excellent video but could you please provide sources for two of your claims: 1) That tribes of Botswana invited the British to take the country over as a protectorate 2) That living standard was raised 10.000% in 13 years.

@NeoFowler 3 года назад

Try and use pictures that are of Botswana please. You have pictures with South African politicians and slavery clips from America etc.... NOT ON!

@sfundawge 4 года назад

thanks a lot for this video , very interesting and informative. but why did the Botswana government poison 350 Elephants?

@philemomnnakedi6190 3 года назад

You are being untruthful, wondering what's your point.

@inmrtee 2 года назад

Why you kill whales

@Kuricang31 Год назад

Why do you poison your own water and using your citizens as 'science experiments' ?

@zephaniarutlokwana2891 3 месяца назад

Botswana is lead by very good good leadership that take queue from its founding father Sir Seretse Khama. They have their African traditions intact in their lifestyle. They put Batswama first in practice not as a slogan. They are against corruption. In power politics the people are brought in by tribal authorities and Gotlas. They are a peace loving nation and that is evident in their conversations language and tone of speech thereof.They are strict on crime and corruption watch is everywhere. lts rare to see a Motswana arguing with onather to a point of a fight. extremely rare..Many African countries can learn a lot about good governance from Botswana.

@WaboMotiki 4 года назад

living average was not 60 it was 100... now its 60

@Yamcha291 3 года назад

How did it go down by 40 years!!!

@jaybeedelacruz520 11 месяцев назад

If they're are not, it is just a matter of time❤

@alexthewax 4 года назад

✊✊✊

@lumpi806 3 года назад

and...what about botswana and hiv ?

@Binahx86 3 года назад

Botswana does not have high prevalence of HIV if thats what you on about, percentages in prevalence are misleading. Diseases spread the same way in most communities, but the actual numbers are something else. For example the estimate of people living with HIV in South Africa is three times the population of Botswana, what then?

@Kuricang31 Год назад

Pretty sure you've mistaken that with Nigeria and Lesotho lol

@kelvinbuobi1672 3 года назад

Vivaa Seretse Khama VIVAAA !

@ARBAN30 4 года назад

Next time sort out your pictures ...seen some South African and Northen African pictures . Dont know how they link with the content about Botswana. Otherwise good try.

@swedishbreak2613 4 года назад

🇧🇼🇧🇼🇧🇼🇧🇼

@inesm.779 4 года назад

And Tanzania.

@Kurdedunaysiri Год назад

I am waiting for them to remove the Colonial languages with indigenous language. Is there any other country in Africa with an ethnicity’s name in its official name ?

@DangeistYT 3 года назад

ATI for president!

@bigevil1001 3 года назад

Botswana is a fantastic success story but it's not one that any other African country can emulate. It's circumstances were too unique.

@adolfmudau9956 3 года назад

THEY ARE BETTER THAN SOUTH AFRICA BUT SLOWER THAN RWANDA

@Kuricang31 Год назад

But they are a pioneer for Rwanda. When Botswana has exited lists of poorest countries in all of Africa and become one of the richest, people of Rwanda are starting to genocide against one another

@adolfmudau9956 3 года назад

WHAT ABOUT NAMA PEOPLE

@alexletsididi2337 2 года назад

But there's no leadership

@user-bc4uz9tp8k 2 года назад

its not the least... Seychelles is currently the least corrupt with Botswana coming behind it as 2nd least corrupt.

@Kuricang31 Год назад

Don't forget it's neighbor, Mauritius too which ranks as some of the most advanced country in Africa

@pietermertens2222 3 года назад

Very nice vid, but you need to work on your pronounciations. "Mandatory", for example, is "man-da-to-ry". Not "mandatry" (5:01)

@Bantu-860 3 года назад

Pieter Menten!!!!!!!, how do you relate with him? Is he your idol? Originally he was a Dutch citizen and when the Germans invaded the Netherlands, he joined the nazi and was given a uniform. He was an "Industrial SWINDLER", he WAS THE LAST nAZI TO BE CAPTURED.

@janiharmse 3 года назад

Other African countries, take note!

@adolfmudau9956 3 года назад

WHY SOUTH AFRICAN POLICE ON VIDEO

@bluecalu7944 Год назад

Poor country? Did brown people make them poor? Did yellow people make them poor? Did white people make them poor? Who make them poor? One of the nicest people in the world. I work in gumare in 2010. Love you all.

@kgotlabowe9210 3 года назад

Botswana is not all milk and honey as you claim sir you must do a deeper research because most of the things you said are true but looking the fact that we have many young people with no jobs + here the rich get richer nd the poor more poorer pls do not let mainstream media lie to you ask the people the youth of Botswana.

@trtkpt698 3 года назад

You missing the entire picture. It will get there. Sometimes celebrate smaller success. Botswana comes a long way.

@trtkpt698 3 года назад

You missing the entire picture. It will get there. Sometimes celebrate smaller success. Botswana comes a long way.

@trtkpt698 3 года назад

South Africa is bigger and richer but unemployment rate is high though there are many millionaires, billionaires etc Should we complain and not celebrate how the middle class is increased etc. I understand everyone has their story to tell. Its not false that Botswana is better via crime, corruption etc

@Kuricang31 Год назад

Every country in this world is like that lol so what is your point? Sure the video may not highlighted the income disparity and high unemployment among youths but still Botswana did things to help alleviate the problem unlike other rich countries such as Qatar and Spain

@bigevil1001 3 года назад

Out of all Africa it seems Botswana is the closest to what it was pre-colonialism.

@Kuricang31 Год назад

Not surprised lol the first President of Botswana, Seretse Khama was educated in the UK and was taught since little that being humble and honesty is much appreciated than all of the billions of dollars in this whole world