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Botswanans Question Their President’s Leadership, with Critics Accusing Him of Making Good Speeches and Speaking Perfect English While Failing to Deliver the Changes They Want to See in the Country

A debate is growing among some Botswana citizens over President Duma Boko’s leadership, with critics questioning whether his government is doing enough to improve

Botswanans Question Their President’s Leadership, with Critics Accusing Him of Making Good Speeches and Speaking Perfect English While Failing to Deliver the Changes They Want to See in the Country

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🇧🇼 BOTSWANANS QUESTION THEIR PRESIDENT’S LEADERSHIP, WITH CRITICS ACCUSING HIM OF MAKING GOOD SPEECHES AND SPEAKING PERFECT ENGLISH WHILE FAILING TO DELIVER THE CHANGES THEY WANT TO SEE IN THE COUNTRY! A debate is growing among some Botswana citizens over President Duma Boko’s leadership, with critics questioning whether his government is doing enough to improve […]

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