Accessing basic public services such as medical care and police assistance is becoming increasingly difficult for citizens in Botswana, a new Afrobarometer report has revealed.
The study, titled “Inadequate access and corruption mark public service delivery for many Africans,” paints a troubling picture of growing barriers to essential services with Botswana showing notable declines in key areas.
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