They are self-serving and don't care about the citizens. ANC, EFF, MK and ZanuPF to mention the few. Botswana should teach other countries how to vote....Well done Botswana
I’ve seen it not just in SADC but in many parts of the world, everytime liberation movement gain power they then become more like the former regimes I am thinking of Communist Party in the USSR under Stalin, you could barely see the difference between CP and Tsarist regime, I mean there was a difference but the people were still oppressed
Zimbabwe's ZanuPf is a different monster in the house.Zimbabweans have voted overwhelmingly against them on many occasions but results have been manipulated brazenly with no impunity at all.Liberation movements will go in these countries but that monster will stay-why-because they made it a priority that they conduct elections themselves under the banner of ZEC.They have captured all State institutions including the courts so that all disgruntled politicians approaching them will hit a hard rock.We congratulate these democracies that value the voice of their people.We cherish that as Zimbabweans.Weldone Batswana.You are a true democracy.
Of which in most part there’s nothing wrong about that There’s nothing wrong about wanting to government forever as a party, because if you have economical development plans you don’t want to implement it and then in 5 years time someone else comes and change or reverse what you were starting. Think about Singapore if they had an opposition perhaps it could’ve been difficult to get to where they are But ke in the case of SADC countries and especially ZANU PF it’s wrong since they don’t seem to be interested about developing their economies
namibian swapo party days are numbered we will vote them out too they have been in power for 30 years and have become ignorant to the youths cry's for opportunity
The BDP is not a liberation party because Botswana was never colonized. In the late 1800s, the Boers wanted to make Botswana part of SA, so 3 Botswana chiefs approached Britain for protection. The Brits agreed and in 1966 Botswana requested independence and it was granted.
A protectorate is still a colony. Had the British discovered diamonds before proposal of self governing that would have been denied. Fact is post WW2 the British were handing over all the colonies which they couldn’t afford to keep or had little extraction value…Malawi & Zambia included. Zimbabwe was a settler colony & hence UDI to stop the handover.
@@tetoem8755 I have a drinking problem too😂 FYI I was born and raised in that area I don't mean to undermine your plight, were are a democracy your views are valid homeboy
@@corteztt518 Also independence has multiple definitions, e.g. my wife is an independent woman [that says nothing about been held captive]. But it is still valid definition, please don't be a history nor english teacher [or god forbid a science teacher]. FYI by thieves I meant Slumber and Co. Masisi ene was just a delusional idiot who was been used.
From Botswana, I am ready to put my boots on and leave my job to be a Reserve Military personnel to fight for the rights of free people. What they will never tell you is the guy we ousted wanted to help the Mozambiqian Regime as he did in Zimbabwe and attempted with Namibia. The liberation guys have a pact of greed and selfishness. We will fight for our fellow brothers elsewhere in Southern Africa as my forefathers done before against colonization
The US doesn’t allow countries to behave that way to its citizens, Russia and China do, Mozambique has chosen that path now they must feel the consequences
Even our opposition leader now newly elected president was not expecting to win in the way that he did especially given the numbers in which he won by.. we hope that change will be felt.
Ruining parties become so entitled and arrogant. May the loss of power long continue! “Politicians and diapers must be changed often, and for the same reason.” Unknown.
Universities need to be interconnected with local businesses to host recruitment fairs/job fairs for young people to be employed. The liberated parties can start there. We get degrees and can't do anything with it, that's why we all swarm overseas for opportunities. This is a great video.
@@anthonytesla8382 I studied in the U.S. and thought the experience was fantastic. I’ve never heard any of my friends in South Africa mention events like this happening at their universities. It would be great if something similar could become a larger annual event for various fields of study, involving more businesses and participants. It has been very hard for me to find a job in SA. I'm heading back to China in a month. I hope all the best for our continent. I would like to live here at some point.
@@suzannejansevanrensburg4057 I studied in the US as well for undergrad, I was admitted to and graduated from Princeton after finishing matric here at home. Then masters at UCT. The university career fairs and career oriented opportunities/clubs at both universities were pretty similar. The difference is in networking and connections. People that study overseas, especially at ivy leagues, tend to already have connections and wealthy backgrounds so it is easier for them to get jobs because they already know or are related to people in companies. Many classmates I went to Princeton with did their own tech startups as well, or inherited family businesses. South African universities don't have the same gatekeeping/elitism or separation of education by social class. So too many people graduate and there isn't enough demand for all those people in the workforce.
@@anthonytesla8382 South Africans always find a solution. I always come home to fill up on the great food before I go haha Thank you so much! Have a great one!
@@josephshonga178 it's a different conversation when talking to people who lost family members in a liberation struggle let's be sensitive as a people. SELF HATE IS REAL.
@@amphcommunications5423 Am not insensitive to the struggles, pain and loss of lives of those who fought the freedom of their countries. All I want to establish is why you say BDP is not a liberation party; to the Motswana who was taxed heavily in rural Bechuanaland and had no option but to go and eke out a living in the mines and farms of Apartheid South Africa because the British had not developed industries for him to work from within; to that Motswana, the BDP liberated him, albeit done through negotiation, it's still a Liberator.
Okay considering the mention of the BDP as a 'liberation movement' is just inaccurate. We should consider the Bechuanaland Protectorate established, 1885, March 31st by The UK.
Zimbabweans are a big problem. They are busy voting in Mozambique and busy protesting in South Africa. Most ZEP holders didn't wanna go to Zimbabwean and vote ZanuPF out of power. And South African must also learn from Botswana. This liberation parties are evil and self-serving. They care about power
😂😂😂 you'll only understand when u register to vote in your district then when its time to vote you don't find ypur name or its moved to a certain area you got no idea how it got there@@bathenebuthelezi1614
Your analyst seems to not have done his research about Botswana or rather does not talk about it much. The only thing he was detailed about is President Advocate Duma Boko's age All i hear is general analysis which we all know, which he keeps on saying "it spreads across southern Africa" without giving details.
Julius S Malema, whether you like it or not, he WILL become President of South Africa. It is Destiny. The EFF setback after this election Wlll be their biggest comeback come next election. For people to think the EFF is down, they better think again. EFF currently is in a very unique position.
We still got Zanu Pf as the biggest elephant in the room ., Swapo nd Frelimo as well. Bt i believe the net slowly closing in for them., their time is up Their arrogance nd corruption is upsetting citizen daily
@@ndabenhlesibonelo4010izinsuku zabo sezibaliwe kuyakhanya kancane kwabanye abamnyama 2029 zobona okunye nala eSA uma sekuhambe lendoda ekhona. Kodwa bazozama ukufaka enye ipuppet but angeke besalunga black people will rise and unite
@@TshumuKokgalagadi we own our land and at least we can select things owned by us, unlike those guys who are still under economic oppression. please tell us how is life under 30%+ unemployment
@sokopinions Land is free here both residential and farm as for unemployment,you don't see us running to white countries cause we know we will solve it ourselves and we not bothering you in your land.Hiw hard is it to mind your own business?
The ANC is the only liberation Movement that is going to survive whatever storm that is coming its way. Our glorious Movement is on its way to Renewal never than before. We are going to prove detractors and naysayers wrong . Viva ANC viva! Amandla!!
Not really, Frelimo just won power A FEW WEEKS AGO with 70% of the vote, SWAPO isn't going ANC will remain at the centre of politics, a divided opposition cannot dethrone Zanu-PF, Chama Cha Mapinduzi also will be around still and looking stronger than ever. So how they analyst can talk of a refection of liberation movements when FRELIMO just won is beyond me.
Problem with the so called liberation movements is entitlement and arrogance
They are self-serving and don't care about the citizens. ANC, EFF, MK and ZanuPF to mention the few.
Botswana should teach other countries how to vote....Well done Botswana
They’re the worst, a lot of them are usually union calibre type of skillset. Nothing above that
I’ve seen it not just in SADC but in many parts of the world, everytime liberation movement gain power they then become more like the former regimes
I am thinking of Communist Party in the USSR under Stalin, you could barely see the difference between CP and Tsarist regime, I mean there was a difference but the people were still oppressed
The correct question is are they really liberation movements or criminal organizations
Criminal organizations
I like your words
They are thugs whose brains and attitude still need liberation.
Mafias
Now that is THE question to be askjng, esp as it pertains to the ANC
The BDP did not facilitate independence in Botswana. It was our traditional leaders and all our communities
Zimbabwe's ZanuPf is a different monster in the house.Zimbabweans have voted overwhelmingly against them on many occasions but results have been manipulated brazenly with no impunity at all.Liberation movements will go in these countries but that monster will stay-why-because they made it a priority that they conduct elections themselves under the banner of ZEC.They have captured all State institutions including the courts so that all disgruntled politicians approaching them will hit a hard rock.We congratulate these democracies that value the voice of their people.We cherish that as Zimbabweans.Weldone Batswana.You are a true democracy.
Of which in most part there’s nothing wrong about that
There’s nothing wrong about wanting to government forever as a party, because if you have economical development plans you don’t want to implement it and then in 5 years time someone else comes and change or reverse what you were starting. Think about Singapore if they had an opposition perhaps it could’ve been difficult to get to where they are
But ke in the case of SADC countries and especially ZANU PF it’s wrong since they don’t seem to be interested about developing their economies
God is watching. It will end
As a Motswana... This chosen analyst is on
Where does being a Motswana come in?
namibian swapo party days are numbered we will vote them out too they have been in power for 30 years and have become ignorant to the youths cry's for opportunity
A very insightful piece from your analyst...one love Botswana
Mr. Mdunge is very passionate, I enjoyed listening to his analysis.
The BDP is not a liberation party because Botswana was never colonized. In the late 1800s, the Boers wanted to make Botswana part of SA, so 3 Botswana chiefs approached Britain for protection. The Brits agreed and in 1966 Botswana requested independence and it was granted.
Botswana was colonised by Britain..close chapter
A protectorate is still a colony. Had the British discovered diamonds before proposal of self governing that would have been denied. Fact is post WW2 the British were handing over all the colonies which they couldn’t afford to keep or had little extraction value…Malawi & Zambia included. Zimbabwe was a settler colony & hence UDI to stop the handover.
@johntaubolela4261 Botswana was a British protectorate not a colony go do your research
@@johntaubolela4261bw was a protectorate
What is liberation baba ?
the writing is on the wall for "Liberation movements"... youth have different challenges and the old guard is still stuck in the past
Liberation movements' influence is weaker than ever. Some countries may retain power through hook or crook but their political influence will die out.
Sir Seretse Khama fought for most of our independences not for it to be looted by thieves.
Don't forget they sold tati land for wine
Botswana sought British protection and didn’t need any liberation
@@tetoem8755 I have a drinking problem too😂 FYI I was born and raised in that area I don't mean to undermine your plight, were are a democracy your views are valid homeboy
@@corteztt518 Also independence has multiple definitions, e.g. my wife is an independent woman [that says nothing about been held captive]. But it is still valid definition, please don't be a history nor english teacher [or god forbid a science teacher]. FYI by thieves I meant Slumber and Co. Masisi ene was just a delusional idiot who was been used.
Very insightful analysis, Mr Mdunge
Motsetsi oja ka letsogo ko Botswana. Next to go is ZANU PF, SWAPO and ANC.
No one likes zanu ...but that one is elephant in the room...we don't talk here go closer then u will feel the heat😂
CCM in Tanzania too
In Mozambique people are dying now.
Yhoo that's so bad mmm bed gavernance😢
From Botswana, I am ready to put my boots on and leave my job to be a Reserve Military personnel to fight for the rights of free people. What they will never tell you is the guy we ousted wanted to help the Mozambiqian Regime as he did in Zimbabwe and attempted with Namibia. The liberation guys have a pact of greed and selfishness. We will fight for our fellow brothers elsewhere in Southern Africa as my forefathers done before against colonization
The US doesn’t allow countries to behave that way to its citizens, Russia and China do, Mozambique has chosen that path now they must feel the consequences
@@pablocharlie I'm sure you don't know politics 😂😂😂America is king of coupe 😂😂😂
@@silaskhalishwayo Yea alright keep watching conspiracy theories videos meanwhile in the real world its all getting down to business marxist 😂
They have been loosing power but are in power due to riggings
Namibia must do the same, it is a healthy transition
You should rather be asking: have the reasons that led to the formation of liberation movements been addressed or disappeared?
Even our opposition leader now newly elected president was not expecting to win in the way that he did especially given the numbers in which he won by.. we hope that change will be felt.
You see ama2000 fear nothing what we could not change in Botswana for so many years,AMA2000 came in large numbers and voted with full force.
Generation Z is very woke, they dont play when it comes to their future
And the millennials
Arrogance in those liberation movement has made people to lose confidence in them here in Southern Africa.Yonke into ihambe iphele
Ruining parties become so entitled and arrogant. May the loss of power long continue! “Politicians and diapers must be changed often, and for the same reason.” Unknown.
That is a quote from Mark Twain
They must loose. What benefit have they brought except the spirit of entitlement?
All of them must go, they disappointed our fathers who died for this
Universities need to be interconnected with local businesses to host recruitment fairs/job fairs for young people to be employed. The liberated parties can start there. We get degrees and can't do anything with it, that's why we all swarm overseas for opportunities. This is a great video.
Actually universities do invite local businesses for recruitment fairs. But those businesses can only employ 1% of the graduates.
@@anthonytesla8382 I studied in the U.S. and thought the experience was fantastic. I’ve never heard any of my friends in South Africa mention events like this happening at their universities. It would be great if something similar could become a larger annual event for various fields of study, involving more businesses and participants. It has been very hard for me to find a job in SA. I'm heading back to China in a month. I hope all the best for our continent. I would like to live here at some point.
@@suzannejansevanrensburg4057 I studied in the US as well for undergrad, I was admitted to and graduated from Princeton after finishing matric here at home. Then masters at UCT.
The university career fairs and career oriented opportunities/clubs at both universities were pretty similar. The difference is in networking and connections. People that study overseas, especially at ivy leagues, tend to already have connections and wealthy backgrounds so it is easier for them to get jobs because they already know or are related to people in companies. Many classmates I went to Princeton with did their own tech startups as well, or inherited family businesses.
South African universities don't have the same gatekeeping/elitism or separation of education by social class. So too many people graduate and there isn't enough demand for all those people in the workforce.
@@suzannejansevanrensburg4057 I wish you all the best in China. I empathize with your difficult situation.
@@anthonytesla8382 South Africans always find a solution. I always come home to fill up on the great food before I go haha Thank you so much! Have a great one!
Botswana was a Protectorate not a Colony learn the difference between the two BDP was not a Liberation movement
Vision and policy
Liberation movements did not convert the people's aspirations in most cases became the problem .corruption incompetence .
Except for Zanu PF and Mozambique
Interesting analysis..
Is BDP a liberation movement. Avoid equating Zimbabwe which went through a protracted struggle with a protectorate .
I doesn't mean that u don't need change!
Define Liberation movement and does one have to shed blood to qualify?
@@josephshonga178 it's a different conversation when talking to people who lost family members in a liberation struggle let's be sensitive as a people. SELF HATE IS REAL.
@@amphcommunications5423 Am not insensitive to the struggles, pain and loss of lives of those who fought the freedom of their countries. All I want to establish is why you say BDP is not a liberation party; to the Motswana who was taxed heavily in rural Bechuanaland and had no option but to go and eke out a living in the mines and farms of Apartheid South Africa because the British had not developed industries for him to work from within; to that Motswana, the BDP liberated him, albeit done through negotiation, it's still a Liberator.
@@amphcommunications5423Enjoy your zanu government and we will enjoy our new government, liberation or not.
Okay considering the mention of the BDP as a 'liberation movement' is just inaccurate. We should consider the Bechuanaland Protectorate established, 1885, March 31st by The UK.
BDP was not a liberation party! Idk where these people get this from
BDP is and was not a liberation movement.
That needs to be corrected.
Not in Zimbabwe...
Zimbabweans are a big problem. They are busy voting in Mozambique and busy protesting in South Africa. Most ZEP holders didn't wanna go to Zimbabwean and vote ZanuPF out of power.
And South African must also learn from Botswana. This liberation parties are evil and self-serving. They care about power
😂😂😂 you'll only understand when u register to vote in your district then when its time to vote you don't find ypur name or its moved to a certain area you got no idea how it got there@@bathenebuthelezi1614
version of ZANU’pf late Robert g 3:23 3:23 Mugabe is the exemple to follow by SA
They lost already especially in Zimbabwe but they are using army to remain in power
They must all lose ALL! unpatriotic and self centred people
These so called political analysts can not just say old people retire and let the young people lead.Set an age limit simple
For the record, there was never a liberation movement in Botswana. Yes the BDP is a party of old, but not a liberation movement. Get that correct.
Masisi lost it when he went after Khama
Lets hope the Batswana benefit from the mineral resources in their country.
What did bdp do to liberate batswana?
Mokgatlho wa kgololosego o tserwe ka dikgoka ke makoko a sepolotiki
Your analyst seems to not have done his research about Botswana or rather does not talk about it much. The only thing he was detailed about is President Advocate Duma Boko's age
All i hear is general analysis which we all know, which he keeps on saying "it spreads across southern Africa" without giving details.
New Era New Generation.Its all about Time.Old generation got no choice because nature itself says it enough.An inevitable situation.
Time for Tanzania CCM to go
Which African country is prosperous if Botswana is not can someone school me please. Employment, Poverty, Technology etc....
Julius S Malema, whether you like it or not, he WILL become President of South Africa. It is Destiny. The EFF setback after this election Wlll be their biggest comeback come next election. For people to think the EFF is down, they better think again. EFF currently is in a very unique position.
We still got Zanu Pf as the biggest elephant in the room ., Swapo nd Frelimo as well.
Bt i believe the net slowly closing in for them., their time is up
Their arrogance nd corruption is upsetting citizen daily
Vakapiwa nani title iyoyo
Zan-gu, Mapa, Pany, A-maga
Botswna's BDP was never a liberation movement, get your FACTS right
They gonna loosea all in Africa...😂😂
BDP is not and was not a liberation movement or party. Do a bit of research on Botswana before making such statements.
Abelungu banamandla
Imali lebenza babenamandla
@ZwaneZB akugcini lapho nje mnewethu bona banekhaya emazweni abo elingakaze laphazamiseka ezinhlelweni zalo nakwizimpande zalo
@@ndabenhlesibonelo4010izinsuku zabo sezibaliwe kuyakhanya kancane kwabanye abamnyama 2029 zobona okunye nala eSA uma sekuhambe lendoda ekhona. Kodwa bazozama ukufaka enye ipuppet but angeke besalunga black people will rise and unite
liberation movements ? liberating who the politicians not the people ?
Botswana is not a revolutionary government.
As if it's a flex,what has your revolutionary parties done for you.
@@TshumuKokgalagadi we own our land and at least we can select things owned by us, unlike those guys who are still under economic oppression. please tell us how is life under 30%+ unemployment
@sokopinions Land is free here both residential and farm as for unemployment,you don't see us running to white countries cause we know we will solve it ourselves and we not bothering you in your land.Hiw hard is it to mind your own business?
The ANC is the only liberation Movement that is going to survive whatever storm that is coming its way. Our glorious Movement is on its way to Renewal never than before. We are going to prove detractors and naysayers wrong . Viva ANC viva! Amandla!!
ANC's time is up, unfortunately
Not really, Frelimo just won power A FEW WEEKS AGO with 70% of the vote, SWAPO isn't going ANC will remain at the centre of politics, a divided opposition cannot dethrone Zanu-PF, Chama Cha Mapinduzi also will be around still and looking stronger than ever. So how they analyst can talk of a refection of liberation movements when FRELIMO just won is beyond me.
frelimo just “won” power
Ooooh man you are so gullible why are you saying frelkmo yet there is protesters in Mozambique
Protesting does not imply an opposition has won an election. Trump lost in the states and protested but that never legitimized his status quo
They didn’t win tho… are you not watching the news? The country has been shut down for 1 week
Add to that, the MPLA in Angola