🤣Im not surprised because southern afrikans dont seem to mind being under whyte and asian rule....no wonder even you guys are afraid of standing up to boers.....Botswana namibia zambia, south africa are same watsapp group.....Unfortunately....
When the government makes smart and beneficial decisions the public and the economy will thrive 👍🏾 Shoutout to the government of Botswana 🇧🇼and Tayo Aina for taking us to Botswana 🇧🇼 virtually 😊 ,showcasing the beautiful diamond 💎 industry in Botswana 👏🏾 Anticipating more videos from Botswana 😊
@@ofentseorekeng don't be afraid to say what's on your mind,That's one of our weakness as Batswana we're too cowardly to express our selves,that's why the government will continue treating us like little pieces of s**t.
As someone who stayed and still runs business in Botswana, I love the diamond culture in Botswana. Through Debswana I also managed to attend to Stanford Seed Program back in 2018 which was such an eye opener. Kudos to the people contributing to keep the diamond industry in Botswana sane and blood free. This is what keeps Botswana as such a peaceful country. It's purely amazing. Keep it up! 💯💯💯
@@gudeboindy6674 why do you sound angry, hostile for no good reaso and irritated? I munyaradzi did not insult anybody, he was congratulating the people, what is wrong with that.
@@kasikwagoma6740 You don't really know what is going on, but ignorance is not an excuse. Just travel around the world and see. I don't think you are an African.
All poor countries should follow this example to turn their economies around by taking the profits from it's natural recourses and putting it back into their respective countries. This is absolutely BRILLIANT
I have always wondered why the big RU-vidrs seem to skip over Botswana when it seems to be the most stable African country with good governance, good HDI, good GDP per capita, etc. I look forward to learning more about this country, especially as a Sierra Leonean, as we have diamonds as well but were not able to leverage it in the same way as Botswana to develop our country for numerous reasons(our diamonds were easy to find and retrieve so it was a mad rush, Liberian civil war which effected us, corruption, etc)
if you vote based on religion caste and tribe the leaders don't give a fck about development they just gaslight you for your sentiments and take advantage. same thing here in south Asia. so many resources but still struggle
I'm just honored as a Motswana. Thank you for the information you're sharing. The inspiration you're sparking. It actually shows a lot about the good intentions you have and the impact you want to make to the lives all around. You're a good person Mr Aina. This video and the one on Isaac Kasonde were just brilliant, especially the latter - for me -
Nna I'm not honored because no Pure Motswana has been featured in the video,so it's crap. Go presenter Mokula and ke masepa hela and I don't think no Motswana would be allowed to enter in these offices
@@tlamelokgosimalebe3119 As blunt as you are, you're telling the truth and I didn't see it that way hey. Gongwe in the next videos that'll change. Tla re bone neh
Tayo in your interview in Botswana.. You only interviewed business people who are either naturalized Batswana or outrightly foreigners. Not that there is anything wrong am just wondering if you are interested in hearing a story from a motswana?
when you see a man of indian origin and diamons you are in a hurry to pant a picture , yet that man you see went to Maruapula school and probably is a motswana by birthright. lets embrace diversity @@BakangSerame
Wow Tayo is my home country this feels so good, i believe you will be able to visit the Okavango Deltas and Chobe National Park and learn more about African elephants because Botswana has the largest number of elephants in the world and most of them are found here in Kasane Botswana. Can you imagine i am in Botswana born and raised here but i never went to that factory, i am even ashmed of myself but we move
I love your videos. I am in the Caribbean and I enjoy what you are showing about my ancestral roots. I would love to see more jewelry videos too. It reminds people of what Africa has to offer.
Great video brother Tayo Aina !!!.Very encouraging for the African entrepreneurs, specifically for the youth.Showing a peaceful,modern industrialized African nation as Bostwana moving forward, this is a positive narrative for us ,children of mother Africa.
You know what it weird, handing over diamonds for fake printed money? Money fake, diamonds real. Where there is assets to exploit in Africa you will find a white or Indian man.
Thank you Tayo for profiling our beautiful country Botswana, lpoking forward to more of this series.....I thoroughly enjoy your videos on Africa, we have such an amazing continent, waiting to be explored😍😘👌👌👌💃❤
Hello Tayo there are no secrete diamond companies in Botswana, these companies are known to the citizens, but the only problem is there are inaccessible to the ordinary man in the streets because they are well protected. Am sure you experienced the security checks yourself. You will never hear there was a robbery or hijacking or heist of diamonds because they are well protected.
Always really interesting stories and images! Something to learn! Currently we are located in Finland also trying to do reportage and find stories to tell. 💪🏻🇫🇮
You mean synthetic? This is why Botswana needs to diversify the country's income away from diamonds so this isn't a threat. Just look at Russia and Arabia, they're not just diamonds and oil anymore even though we know them for that but they have used their money from these things to become even bigger and better and shining in tne global stage.
Tayo Aina - Good job and thank you for visiting Botswana. The hope is that the rest of Sub Saharan Africa realize they can live in harmony with their mineral wealth and allow those minerals to help their economies. Yes it took Botswana a long time to do this and that, but that also serves as education for the rest of Africa. Yes the man running this factory is of Indian origin, again another lesson, probably the person who saw the skill in him is of Indian origin too. It’s there it happens.
@@TheDebunker2050 : ??? What an unintelligent comment! Even the Middle East oil production is not done 100% by the Arabs. With time and further education, young Botswanans will no doubt take more charge of the production of their diamond. One thing that can’t be denied is that they are on the right path.
Please only feature motswana entrepreneurs or real Afrikans in Botswana moving forward. Notice that Indian guy mentioned that they have been there 6 generations....im certain he has more connections to india than Botswana and im sure his wife or no one in his family has married a Motswana. The man who gave him a start in the industry is also Indian...that is how they operate in their community, they look out for themselves. I hope we black people can learn some lessons from this.
you are clueless about Botswana.. Botswana has experts in every field , at DTP theres various international companies , russia, SA, India, Belgium USA, etc dont get it twisted.@@TheDebunker2050
Sir Serethe Khama set the foundation for how leadership should be in Africa. He set the country in a path to greatness. He does not get allot of mention because of the Size of the Country. We need resources to work for people. If you take a record of how the country started and where it is now it did very well. Shaps👊
Or could it be bc he was married to white woman. He surely deserves Praise s, wonder if they even have a monument of Him in Botswana, even the wife turned her back from Britain moved to Botswana she loved her husband and Botswana people bd country she worked nd stood up for Botswana masses. The Seretsi deserve more recognition.
@Jerry, the ground beneath our feet is blessed not by us we didn't put them there, the creator did. We contributed nothing. We are Africans I agree but not powerful, we are hapless and weak. Had we been powerful, nobody would have carted off our people into slavery and moreover nobody would have colonised us. We are not powerful. The abject poverty and total dependency on others that you see in Africa today cements that weakness. Until we change our mentality, invest in ourselves, become a morally upright people, then we can start to become powerful.
Tayo good work as usual but It would have been nice to see indigenous business people. I am tired of "foreigners" (sixth generation or not ) that have no interest in the indigenous people sharing the wealth of the country with their own people. When these people are in charge rest assured the workers are getting paid PEANUTS and the wealth is for them. Africans we need to wake up! As a black person, you can be 10th generation in India this will never happen
I love Botswana but they REALLLLLLLY need to diversify their country's income away from diamonds and wildlife. There's so much potential but no one wants to do anything. Stop chargig people at the airport for gifts for family they haven't seen in many years and for the clothes in their luggage just for a small bit of change that will do nothing for the economy in Botswana and start becoming a global country before the diamonds run out and you haven't developed at all. I love Botswana but they have/had so much potential to be a huge globally attracted country but since finding diamonds up to present, not much has been done. Just look at Arabia, they are constantly diversifying away from oil and into other income streams but they're still known for oil regardless but they have shown what they use that oil money for. Also, it's pronounced Habrone, like when Spanish people pronounce G/J as H sound. Botswana, you are amazing, PLEASE diversify and shine✨🇧🇼💖
@@lucifer12354 what's the name of the RU-vid channel? Speaking of channels, how is it that I was a baby in 2001 when I visited and all the years I visited up to 2022, there's still only 1 TV station that REPEATS the same news over and over and over again for more that 2 weeks straight. And they use the b-roll footage even in news segments not just in breaks. Like there are photographers and graphic designers there and ready to capture and either sell or work their work for this channel and they're not making opportunities. Like come onnnn it's very very simple, give people a chance and pay them to make your 1 channel good. Why is there only 1 channel?!?! It's been over 20 years!!!
