President Duma Boko is the face of Botswana’s tourism reform, but he comes across more as a pinch-hitter who came in to relieve his predecessor Mokgweetsi Masisi, in a bruising legacy war to dismantle former President Lt Gen Ian Khama’s tourism machine.
A recent academic paper details how President Boko has picked up where Masisi left off, in challenging Khama’s grip on Botswana’s lucrative tourism sector.
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