Botswana’s intellectual decline is behind a sea of confusion gripping the country’s public discourse

As October 2024 grows ever more distant and memories of the joy that ushered in a change of government begin to fade away, there is a real risk that the country will also forget exactly why that change meant so much. And why for many people across the length and breadth of this country, that change had to happen.

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