Botswana is a landlocked country located in the heart of southern Africa. Since its independence in 1966, it has transformed into an economically stable and prosperous middle-income country.
Botswana stands as a beacon of hope, showing that good governance is not only possible but also pivotal. This article explores the key elements of Botswana's success story, and examines the lessons they offer for other African countries. The Botswana model of good governance...lessons for Africans. The rule of law prevails, with a low level of corruption and a transparent legal system.