Botswana’s international reputation as a governance model is facing scrutiny with local civil society organizations warning that the country’s polished image often obscures deep-seated institutional weaknesses.
The latest United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Independent Country Programme Evaluation for Botswana highlights both achievements and ongoing challenges in justice and anti-corruption reforms underscoring a mixed picture of progress.
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