Botswana was not fully colonized like other Southern African for e.g South Afric, Zambia and Zimbabwe etc... Therefore we had to build the country ourselves. Our forefathers worked hard for it to be where it is right now. Let me educate you about Botswana with regards to development. The British colonized Botswana but did not dwell much in Botswana because they deemed it poor and focused more on SA, Zambia and Zimbabwe. So little did the British know we had loads of diamonds. After we got our independence in 1966, September we discovered the diamonds.👌👌We are the 4th leading 💎 diamond country in the world. We are also leading in trading 🍖 beef, which explains the cows roaming freely. Basically we had to start from scratch in developing the country. We had to do it ourselves by sharing the wealth equally which was acquired through the sales of diamonds and beef. Education and health were put at the forefront as part of the national development goals. Botswana public schools and the health system have some of the lowest fees in the whole of Africa.💕💕
@@odiancreek I remember a conversation that we had with our history teacher when I was at high school. He said That they would have milked the country dry and not shared any of the the wealth Batswana. 😓Just like what they did in Zimbabwe, they colonized them till the 80's and made sure that they took all the gold from the country. Its really sad, Zimbabwean's are very bitter about it.. if you visit Britain, the gold that is adorned at the queens castle is from Zimbabwe even her crown has gold from Zimbabwe. Their foreign reserves are full of gold from Zimbabwe. That's the reason why Mugabe hated the British so much especially the royal family, they are laterally thieves and murderers . Can you imagine that Zimbabwe only gained independence in 1980, this is still fresh on their minds. Meanwhile we gained ours in 1966. Zimbabwean's are always calling out he British to return their Gold.😿😿
Gaborone is a proper African capital city, with a mix rural and urban. There were no labour reserves “townships” built like in South Africa. Just out of interest how many African cities have you been to?
The issue of animals in the city needs to be taken from a historical perspective. Bear in mind that before independence there was no cities. Botswana was even administered from Mafikeng and Gaborone was the cattle post of Batlokwa tribe of Tlokweng. Comes independence, Batlokwa donated their cattle post, Gaborone, to the newly independent Botswana and mind you, the new capital was and still is surrounded by tribal territories, Kweneng to its West, Kgatleng to the North, South East district; under which Tlokweng falls under, and then to the South, you had your freehold farms. As Gaborone encroached on the tribal territories, they had less grazing land and this is why you see animals in town. The same scenario applies in the villages that are highly urbarnising ; they are transiting from an agro village economy to the modern economy. So when you think of comparing Gaborone with the cities in South Africa, bear in mind that Gaborone is as old as independent Botswana. So what you see in Gaborone now, by Botswana standard is phenomenal. Bear in mind that the developments you see, like the CBD area, did not exit just over 10 years back. I hope this explains some issues you raised about Botswana. Thank you.
I am South African who regularly visit Botswana. I was about to say the samething. Also bear in mind Gaborone is a young city compared to old colonial cities such as Joburg, Cape Town and Durban. Another thing about Gaborone, is that, it has never experienced the colonial or imeperial European culture like Zim and South African cities. It only now, that Gaborone is aspiring European standards of urban planning. You can full comprehend the biology of Gaborone, against the backdrop of Mmabatho in Mafikeng.
@@mopailothatelo583 true, Botswana did everything for themselves, even today no European investor is in interested in contributing to Gaborone growth, so if no one cannot support us we have to do it ourselves.
As a South African, the cows in the CBD was scary for me. But mostly Botswana is a beautiful country and has beautiful people. People have land and they seem to use it productively.
Next time you should come to Kasane for boat cruising & game drive at cheaper prices. Kasane is one of the beautiful places in Botswana. This is where Meghan & Harry met when they toured Botswana. It is 60 minutes drive from Kasane, Botswana to Victoria falls, Zimbabwe...
woow thank you so much for this information, I as a south african have thought of moving to Botswana. I really needed this honest review. Ngyabonga Nonsi
Thank u for telling us about your experiences in Botswana.I want to visit the country one day. It's true Batswanas are friendly people, make no mistake.I'm Motswana in SouthAfrica.Thank u. Love u.
Kiokiokiokio … I really love your documentary! I’m living in Canada and you give me interest un Botswana! I want 2 visit it for my birthday on January ! A cow???? I have 2 see it by myself!!! Afrika is WONDERFULL … I Hope i Will see u one day … i love your energy!!! Be blessed
Comparison of Botswana to Estonia was something unexpected and interesting for me. All what I knew about these countries makes me see them very different. Your personal experience finding something so similar or comparable was something I don't fully understand, which makes it so interesting. You also mentioned that countries have some recognizable smells. I am aware that climates, vegetation, street foods, local predominant foods, even perfumes etc. can give such effect, but it is mostly just smaller areas and not really country wide phenomenon.
I am surprised that you could not see that culturally we are similar to South Africans. The shops are South African. Same cars and dress mode as South Africa.
Maybe it's Coz Their more Tswanas or people of Tswana in Decent who are South Africans In South Africa than in Botswana , places like Gauteng, North West, Northern Cape and provinces of South Africa.
Wow we applaud you Nonsi for going into these countries and educating us about. You inspire me to travel more now. On behalf of 🇿🇦 I also respect and thank Botswanians for welcoming you with such greatness. Big up🤗❤️
There are villages surrounding our city. There is Tlokweng in the east, Mogoditshane, Mmopane and Metsimotlhabe in the west, then in the south west is Gabane. So these cows are coming all the way from these villages. But our city council or manicipality keep on driving them away from the city or their owners are being fined.
I am South African married to a Motswana from Botswana and lived in Bots for 4years. All I can say, Bots is still developing with great potential. People are so friendly and many r friendly to South Africans. However, u do find some who r xenophobic but its a small fraction, not to worry about. I love Bots their Safaris r top notch. I will retire and relocate to Botswana permanently.
Well what shocked you about that, I mean about cows, we have cows and goats in the streets of soweto As a za citizen I am extremely proud of Botswana. This country has come a long way and is moving faster than even South Africa, plus Gaborone is cleaner than Jozi, you know that right. Last but not least, the Batswana of Botswana and those of Mzansi are the same people.
You are just amazing Nonsi, your maturity at such a young age and intelligence is overwhelming. To see that there are some people that will just see you and judge you outwardly and don't even know who you are. The story about your life when you were growing up is so touchy yet today you can still smile and take charge of your life positively because you know that you are destined for something in this life. I'm a matured lady like a mother to you but I have learnt so much from your content. As you normally say people are not forced to follow you so I listen to what concerns me, other stuff I don't. I love your courage and confidence. You will really go far in life. I love you ❤
Of course every country has crime but it's an issue of degree. Very few countries can match South Africa and Brazil in terms of crime especially violent crime. I would visit Botswana any day because chances of getting randomly murdered or hijacked there are almost non-existent, unlike South Africa.
But why do u want to compare crime stats for a country which has 2Million people, size of Soweto to country which has a population of 60Mil people excluding more that 10Million Illegals from all over Africa and Asia. In simply probability u will found more crime in SA than in Bots.
@@mphonyanamothudi3805 As examples, Nigeria and Ethiopia with populations way higher than South Africa have significantly less crime than South Africa. It's because South Africa is lawless such that they even vote ex-convicts into power. Populations has nothing to do with it. It's a governance issue.
@@barrywhite5577 U r massively generalizing without facts. U can not compare Ethiopia and Nigeria to SA in terms of crime stats. For example, Nigeria due to resource scarcity most crimes r under reported or not even reported at all. Thus skewing numbers as if there is less crime . According to Adebanjo (2022), the last time Nigeria released a crime statistics report was June 2018 and experts say this is costly for a country wrestling with insecurity across various fronts. The problem with the lack of statistical coordination and transparency in Nigeria has persisted despite government funding. So your comparative analysis is flawed (Adebanjo, 2022).
It's about lived experiences. I travel widely and the only place I have ever been robbed at gun point or saw someone being robbed at gun point or had my rented car stolen was in South Africa, all within a period of a few months. Coincidence? I doubt. No scholarly theorisation required for that. Your patriotism is admirable but South Africa is a crime hub.
@@barrywhite5577 Clearly u r not informed about SA. If you going to use lived reality as a lens informing your experiences of crime in SA. U need to look at SA in its own circumstances. There is no country in Africa that has more illegal immigrants than SA. We know Illegal immigrants contribute significant numbers to our crime stats when compared to any other in Africa. Where there r CIT Robberies and violent crime, rapes and car hijackings u will find a foreigner involved. Drugs, prostitutions, human trafficking, 419 scams u will surely find a Nigerian etc. So before u speak shit about SA. U need to know some people from your countries come to SA to commit crimes. Tarnishing the image of our country for people like u to find news to spread your hate about SA. Hence we want mass deportation to clean our streets of foreign crime. However, I do acknowledge some SA citizens do commit heinous crimes. Be fair on SA
Im praying for Botswana to not get high influx of entire african countries because it a peaceful and relaxed place to be, if you want to clear your mind just go to Botswana
Funny how you compare Botswana to SA when people in Joburg alone are more than people in the whole of Botswana. No cows causes accident in the city lol....Anyway visit deeper.
When I went to Gaborone I was shocked too when I saw cows in a city as well. Also went to some place called katsane also very far from gaborone almost close to Namibia
@@yvonnemmanokomasipa9216 Namibia, we are separated by chobe river. Though we are also close to zambia, accessing namibian villages is quicker and closer
Oi Nonsi, please don’t make comparisons of Finland 🇫🇮, Sweden 🇸🇪, Estonia 🇪🇪,(or any developed Europe for that matter!) with Botswana 🇧🇼 or any other developing country in Africa 😢🤯!? Isn’t it a bit of exaggeration to be shocked by encountering donkeys/cows or twerking lassies in Gaborone….what’s shocking about any of that; cumon, ey..😂!??
One thing that is different from RSA is that Batswana slaughter a sheep for rituals, the believe is that the sheep is peaceful. Here in Rsa they use a goat🙆 you know the believe is that it will make noise and the ancestors will hear
I agree that the content is great! But no background music please, it's really hard to concentrate on what someone's saying when there's background music playing.
@@canahcojim5047 What I'm saying is if you treated cows like diamonds, they wouldnt be roaming around the streets like that. Angaz maybe iLanguage barrier, I dont know why are you not getting me
Botswana is behind with developments dear.... The rich are becoming richer at our expenses but it's a very peaceful country, people here are thin because the unemployment is very high, we eat once a day if not unhealthy food I have been in S.A, it's a very nice country
But Sylvia understand that when South Africa and Zimbabwe were at 80% of the race because of colonial development Botswana was at 0% we did everything for ourselves because no one is interested in helping Botswana even if we can find huge oil deposit I think they will just take money and invest in their countries while Botswana stays like this. We ourselves we have to develop Botswana not government. Also development is not skyscrapers, we don't need them because we are 2 million in a huge land. As for eating once a day, most people actually eat huge meal once a day all over the world by choice not because they can't afford it. grow your own backyard garden you will eat twice a day.
She's talking rubbish, I lived in botswana for 20 years and I loved it, they're traditional, they love their culture they're down to earth, humble and proud of themselves.
Botswana was not fully colonized like other Southern African for e.g South Afric, Zambia and Zimbabwe etc... Therefore we had to build the country ourselves. Our forefathers worked hard for it to be where it is right now. Let me educate you about Botswana with regards to development. The British colonized Botswana but did not dwell much in Botswana because they deemed it poor and focused more on SA, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
So little did the British know we had loads of diamonds. After we got our independence in 1966, September we discovered the diamonds.👌👌We are the 4th leading 💎 diamond country in the world. We are also leading in trading 🍖 beef, which explains the cows roaming freely. Basically we had to start from scratch in developing the country. We had to do it ourselves by sharing the wealth equally which was acquired through the sales of diamonds and beef. Education and health were put at the forefront as part of the national development goals. Botswana public schools and the health system have some of the lowest fees in the whole of Africa.💕💕
I still get that internal fear of the unknown when I think about "What if the Brits found the diamond reserves in Botswana during colonisation''
Very true.
@@odiancreek I remember a conversation that we had with our history teacher when I was at high school. He said That they would have milked the country dry and not shared any of the the wealth Batswana. 😓Just like what they did in Zimbabwe, they colonized them till the 80's and made sure that they took all the gold from the country. Its really sad, Zimbabwean's are very bitter about it.. if you visit Britain, the gold that is adorned at the queens castle is from Zimbabwe even her crown has gold from Zimbabwe. Their foreign reserves are full of gold from Zimbabwe. That's the reason why Mugabe hated the British so much especially the royal family, they are laterally thieves and murderers . Can you imagine that Zimbabwe only gained independence in 1980, this is still fresh on their minds. Meanwhile we gained ours in 1966. Zimbabwean's are always calling out he British to return their Gold.😿😿
@@odiancreekThe diamonds were known about before independence.
Tell em dear
Gaborone is a proper African capital city, with a mix rural and urban. There were no labour reserves “townships” built like in South Africa. Just out of interest how many African cities have you been to?
One thing that I know about Batswana is that they're full of love
That's true I remember when I was in tertiary all my lectures were from Botswana they were so amazing
Your right very sweet human being s my uncles wife the most noble kind respectful wife ever.
Yhoooo bra... I felt it❤️❤️so much love.
I really like the way you are presenting the Country .... thank you so much
Botswana loves u, u are glowing galore!!
Keep flourishing and may our good God continue to bless you holistically 💕
I enjoyed the sight of cows when I was in Gaborone. They make Gaborone unique, like Texas. Besides, they are cheap lawnmowers. 😁
😂😂😂cheap lawnmowers
The issue of animals in the city needs to be taken from a historical perspective. Bear in mind that before independence there was no cities. Botswana was even administered from Mafikeng and Gaborone was the cattle post of Batlokwa tribe of Tlokweng.
Comes independence, Batlokwa donated their cattle post, Gaborone, to the newly independent Botswana and mind you, the new capital was and still is surrounded by tribal territories, Kweneng to its West, Kgatleng to the North, South East district; under which Tlokweng falls under, and then to the South, you had your freehold farms.
As Gaborone encroached on the tribal territories, they had less grazing land and this is why you see animals in town.
The same scenario applies in the villages that are highly urbarnising ; they are transiting from an agro village economy to the modern economy.
So when you think of comparing Gaborone with the cities in South Africa, bear in mind that Gaborone is as old as independent Botswana.
So what you see in Gaborone now, by Botswana standard is phenomenal. Bear in mind that the developments you see, like the CBD area, did not exit just over 10 years back. I hope this explains some issues you raised about Botswana. Thank you.
This explanation makes me wanna visit Botswana🙏🙏
I am South African who regularly visit Botswana. I was about to say the samething.
Also bear in mind Gaborone is a young city compared to old colonial cities such as Joburg, Cape Town and Durban.
Another thing about Gaborone, is that, it has never experienced the colonial or imeperial European culture like Zim and South African cities. It only now, that Gaborone is aspiring European standards of urban planning. You can full comprehend the biology of Gaborone, against the backdrop of Mmabatho in Mafikeng.
@@mopailothatelo583 Well said. 😊
Correction, Batlokwa tribe not Balete
@@mopailothatelo583 true, Botswana did everything for themselves, even today no European investor is in interested in contributing to Gaborone growth, so if no one cannot support us we have to do it ourselves.
Thanks 🙏🏾 i am from Botswana and my dad is South africa 🇿🇦
Bakuphetse kamnandzi eBotswana I glow eongaka❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️Botswana ppl are full of love
That's lovely I'm happy that in your continent you are so loved and appreciated so much
Big ups Nonsi 😘😘😘😘
Botswana peaceful country,freedom of movement ❤️secure love botswana 🇧🇼
As a South African, the cows in the CBD was scary for me. But mostly Botswana is a beautiful country and has beautiful people. People have land and they seem to use it productively.
You know whats scary ? Your Nyaope boys
Shes dumb
Next time you should come to Kasane for boat cruising & game drive at cheaper prices. Kasane is one of the beautiful places in Botswana. This is where Meghan & Harry met when they toured Botswana. It is 60 minutes drive from Kasane, Botswana to Victoria falls, Zimbabwe...
Harry and Meghan didn't meet in Botswana. They were already an item when they got there.
That's where Ciara chills most of the tym
Thanks for taking us to Botswana we really appreciate Nonsi😍😍😍
Siyabonga dear ukusifundisa🌹
Good thing you explore on our behalf and by the time we travel to the country, si free coz you've trailblazed
Loved this review about Botswana
Thanks 😊
❤️❤️❤️🙏 Thank u a lot for such wonderful feedback 🇧🇼 u r an African Queen 🙏🙏
🤣🤣🤣we love our 🇧🇼 le dikgomo tsa rona
🤣🤣🤣
We love our land and the cattle
And that cows have tastiest meat in the whole world🤣🤣Steve Harvey has testified🤣🤣love you Nonsi.
lol it's very interesting to hear about your country from a different perspective. 😃 very interesting.
I really want to come there,from Ghana
woow thank you so much for this information, I as a south african have thought of moving to Botswana. I really needed this honest review. Ngyabonga Nonsi
Don't come based on her review.Please come stay here for a week or 2 and decide based on your own experience.💌
@@breathtakingly_african yaah that's true hey. I should experience it myself
Am madly inlove with Botswana, just wish to stay there
Thank u Nonsi for visiting our country 💓
Thank u for telling us about your experiences in Botswana.I want to visit the country one day. It's true Batswanas are friendly people, make no mistake.I'm Motswana in SouthAfrica.Thank u. Love u.
Kiokiokiokio … I really love your documentary! I’m living in Canada and you give me interest un Botswana! I want 2 visit it for my birthday on January !
A cow???? I have 2 see it by myself!!! Afrika is WONDERFULL …
I Hope i Will see u one day … i love your energy!!! Be blessed
Comparison of Botswana to Estonia was something unexpected and interesting for me. All what I knew about these countries makes me see them very different. Your personal experience finding something so similar or comparable was something I don't fully understand, which makes it so interesting.
You also mentioned that countries have some recognizable smells.
I am aware that climates, vegetation, street foods, local predominant foods, even perfumes etc. can give such effect, but it is mostly just smaller areas and not really country wide phenomenon.
The hospitality is amazing much love for u Nonsi 😍😍😍 Botswana keep it up
Aah don't kill me ooh, hahaha 🤣😂😂😂
Batswana are generally warm and loving I'm married to one.
Syabonga Ndwandwe
I love Botswana
I am surprised that you could not see that culturally we are similar to South Africans. The shops are South African. Same cars and dress mode as South Africa.
TRUE
Maybe it's Coz Their more Tswanas or people of Tswana in Decent who are South Africans In South Africa than in Botswana , places like Gauteng, North West, Northern Cape and provinces of South Africa.
Wow we applaud you Nonsi for going into these countries and educating us about. You inspire me to travel more now.
On behalf of 🇿🇦 I also respect and thank Botswanians for welcoming you with such greatness. Big up🤗❤️
😂😂😂Sethembile we are Batswana not Botswanians 😂😂
@@matshidisomawele2165 😂😂Noted.. Thank you for the knowledge.🙏🏼😁
Batswana are people of Botswana.
There are villages surrounding our city. There is Tlokweng in the east, Mogoditshane, Mmopane and Metsimotlhabe in the west, then in the south west is Gabane. So these cows are coming all the way from these villages. But our city council or manicipality keep on driving them away from the city or their owners are being fined.
We are a loving country, with beautiful,respectful nd caring people.I love my 🇧🇼
I'm proud of you Nonsi . ... .
Mi country mi pride....🇧🇼
Sounds like West African 🤔 🤣
I am South African married to a Motswana from Botswana and lived in Bots for 4years. All I can say, Bots is still developing with great potential. People are so friendly and many r friendly to South Africans. However, u do find some who r xenophobic but its a small fraction, not to worry about. I love Bots their Safaris r top notch. I will retire and relocate to Botswana permanently.
I love ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ you so much Nonsi
Wait elegre what’s your business with the cows being in city👀how does it affect you ne sistere?Mpa ke ipoletsa fela
Love your nails 💅. You beautiful. ❤ from 🇳🇬
We love to live closer to our animals, since we don’t have zoos
Yess Botswanais my Country.
Yes you talking the truth
It must not be like that.
Farmers must looking after there live stock.
Love you Nonsi❤❤
Hi Nonsi gal 💕
Nonsi. You just met a very small fraction of people. They don't represent everything you were told about us.
Exactly Thoko,her analysis are based on a very few people she met.I don't agree with her review.
Well what shocked you about
that, I mean about cows, we have cows and goats in the streets of soweto As a za citizen I am extremely proud of Botswana. This country has come a long way and is moving faster than even South Africa, plus Gaborone is cleaner than Jozi, you know that right. Last but not least, the Batswana of Botswana and those of Mzansi are the same people.
@@nomagcisacawe3297Pretoria was built at a time when xhosas were running around half naked.
@@TshumuKokgalagadi Tswanas are STILL running around half naked.
@@nomagcisacawe3297 A subhuman like xhosa trying to troll is funny.
The cow part is so true. Crime e gongwe le gongwe. This representation however is a experience based on a few interactions not everything is true.
You are just amazing Nonsi, your maturity at such a young age and intelligence is overwhelming. To see that there are some people that will just see you and judge you outwardly and don't even know who you are. The story about your life when you were growing up is so touchy yet today you can still smile and take charge of your life positively because you know that you are destined for something in this life. I'm a matured lady like a mother to you but I have learnt so much from your content. As you normally say people are not forced to follow you so I listen to what concerns me, other stuff I don't. I love your courage and confidence. You will really go far in life. I love you ❤
She is very wise and matured
I love you so much Nonsi
finaly People visit Botswana 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Cows are many that's why beef is very cheap.
🤣🤣🤣 you made my day cows eating🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 yoh English dear but anyway I love you
She also misplaced the word Shocking 😏
The finger lol🤣🤣🤣🤣
It is a developing country.
Love You Girl Makhirikhiri🥰🥰😘😘
Of course every country has crime but it's an issue of degree. Very few countries can match South Africa and Brazil in terms of crime especially violent crime. I would visit Botswana any day because chances of getting randomly murdered or hijacked there are almost non-existent, unlike South Africa.
But why do u want to compare crime stats for a country which has 2Million people, size of Soweto to country which has a population of 60Mil people excluding more that 10Million Illegals from all over Africa and Asia. In simply probability u will found more crime in SA than in Bots.
@@mphonyanamothudi3805 As examples, Nigeria and Ethiopia with populations way higher than South Africa have significantly less crime than South Africa. It's because South Africa is lawless such that they even vote ex-convicts into power. Populations has nothing to do with it. It's a governance issue.
@@barrywhite5577 U r massively generalizing without facts. U can not compare Ethiopia and Nigeria to SA in terms of crime stats. For example, Nigeria due to resource scarcity most crimes r under reported or not even reported at all. Thus skewing numbers as if there is less crime . According to Adebanjo (2022), the last time Nigeria released a crime statistics report was June 2018 and experts say this is costly for a country wrestling with insecurity across various fronts. The problem with the lack of statistical coordination and transparency in Nigeria has persisted despite government funding. So your comparative analysis is flawed (Adebanjo, 2022).
It's about lived experiences. I travel widely and the only place I have ever been robbed at gun point or saw someone being robbed at gun point or had my rented car stolen was in South Africa, all within a period of a few months. Coincidence? I doubt. No scholarly theorisation required for that. Your patriotism is admirable but South Africa is a crime hub.
@@barrywhite5577 Clearly u r not informed about SA. If you going to use lived reality as a lens informing your experiences of crime in SA. U need to look at SA in its own circumstances. There is no country in Africa that has more illegal immigrants than SA. We know Illegal immigrants contribute significant numbers to our crime stats when compared to any other in Africa. Where there r CIT Robberies and violent crime, rapes and car hijackings u will find a foreigner involved. Drugs, prostitutions, human trafficking, 419 scams u will surely find a Nigerian etc. So before u speak shit about SA. U need to know some people from your countries come to SA to commit crimes. Tarnishing the image of our country for people like u to find news to spread your hate about SA. Hence we want mass deportation to clean our streets of foreign crime. However, I do acknowledge some SA citizens do commit heinous crimes. Be fair on SA
You're too funny and cute 🤣
You are intelligent girl. I wish you the best.
Stupid lona ,nothing like clever here 😂
😂😂😂mooo mooo
Capital punishment is specific to murder
Hi Nonsi u didn't tell us about Botswana people at the boarder took ur Pensu without paying for it
Hau Nonsi,you are still here?
After all our country is one of the best in Africa
Proud Motswana speaking,stop saying things u don't know sisi
Cow on the street 😂 woow I wanna visit Botswana..Meat is everywhere Mo's 😋😋
😂😂😂😂
True gooid meat
Yes meat is evrywhere tlaya
😂😂😂😂 and we eat a lot of meat 🍖
Wait guys, am I the only person who's surprised by the things she was told by people who hosted her😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Her driver was shallow I tell you. There is nothing positive they said about BW to her
What amazing of Botswana never had a civil war so that speak volume
Right....thats why we are united and peaceful country!! Proudly motswana
♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️👌
Nonsi you are OUR AFRICAN AMBASSADOR, I trust that our government realizes that. Keep it up doing the good work 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️💐
Is Sandton the capital city of South Africa?Wa phapa sisi..
Can you show us vidéos from there ?
Im praying for Botswana to not get high influx of entire african countries because it a peaceful and relaxed place to be, if you want to clear your mind just go to Botswana
wait your in Gaborone I'm in Gaborone to
Even here in Ethiopia 🇪🇹 Adis Ababa I think is the same I see caws and donkeys on the road
Funny how you compare Botswana to SA when people in Joburg alone are more than people in the whole of Botswana.
No cows causes accident in the city lol....Anyway visit deeper.
Iyoo guys she doesn't. Mean Bad like she teaches those who don't know Gaborone aow
Nice name on that shirt
Tswek Tswek, what is that, what do you mean by Tswek?
We too don't know who the cow belongs to 🙆🏿♂️😂😂😂
When I went to Gaborone I was shocked too when I saw cows in a city as well. Also went to some place called katsane also very far from gaborone almost close to Namibia
Kasane 💕
Nooo😂😂 kasane is more on the Zambian side not Namibia
Yvonne Kasane is closer to both Namibia and Zambia, as well as Zimbabwe
@@yvonnemmanokomasipa9216 Namibia, we are separated by chobe river. Though we are also close to zambia, accessing namibian villages is quicker and closer
I was shocked to see horse drawn carts in Cape Town too ,soo Africans are Africans ,we love our animals 😂
When you say "shocking " , what exactly do you mean?
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Oi Nonsi, please don’t make comparisons of Finland 🇫🇮, Sweden 🇸🇪, Estonia 🇪🇪,(or any developed Europe for that matter!) with Botswana 🇧🇼 or any other developing country in Africa 😢🤯!? Isn’t it a bit of exaggeration to be shocked by encountering donkeys/cows or twerking lassies in Gaborone….what’s shocking about any of that; cumon, ey..😂!??
Have you ever been to India,??
One thing that is different from RSA is that Batswana slaughter a sheep for rituals, the believe is that the sheep is peaceful. Here in Rsa they use a goat🙆 you know the believe is that it will make noise and the ancestors will hear
but Batswana in SA slaughter sheeps as well
Cows are Botswana's signature. You should expect them everywhere.
This is cool but you should edit your videos more and background music at a low volume. The rest is perfect
I agree that the content is great! But no background music please, it's really hard to concentrate on what someone's saying when there's background music playing.
Cows are robots honey🤣🤣🤣
Cows are like diamonds💎 in our country 🇧🇼😂
LOL Hayi Sisi. A diamond cannot be found randomly like that
@@nomfundomazibuko7336 Yho! I mean we cherish cows like diamonds. How can a diamond be found randomly?
@@canahcojim5047 Yes but a diamond is not the best comparison to use. Do you know how diamonds are treated? but anyway I get you
@@nomfundomazibuko7336 I no everything about diamonds. They are produced here remember. I don't know what you are trying to tell me, anyways...
@@canahcojim5047 What I'm saying is if you treated cows like diamonds, they wouldnt be roaming around the streets like that. Angaz maybe iLanguage barrier, I dont know why are you not getting me
O legano morobanyana. Re kgona go go phanya as a khantri......👌
Should we talk about your Soweto, Tembisa and Daveyton???
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Bro visited Mogoditshane not Gaborone. Cow issue is cap
Obviously she’s been overly westernized 🤷♂️
2 days only and you already think you know the country!
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Wa re tlwaela blind 🤣
The way she is trying to compare south african crime nd Bw ke boloi hela...south africa is the wild west no doubt.
🤣😂 Wa re tlwaela morobanyana yo...
The Temerity!
Botswana is behind with developments dear....
The rich are becoming richer at our expenses but it's a very peaceful country, people here are thin because the unemployment is very high, we eat once a day if not unhealthy food
I have been in S.A, it's a very nice country
But Sylvia understand that when South Africa and Zimbabwe were at 80% of the race because of colonial development Botswana was at 0% we did everything for ourselves because no one is interested in helping Botswana even if we can find huge oil deposit I think they will just take money and invest in their countries while Botswana stays like this. We ourselves we have to develop Botswana not government. Also development is not skyscrapers, we don't need them because we are 2 million in a huge land. As for eating once a day, most people actually eat huge meal once a day all over the world by choice not because they can't afford it. grow your own backyard garden you will eat twice a day.
@@mslafif you cannot dictate what people should talk about. Typical African dictator...
She's talking rubbish, I lived in botswana for 20 years and I loved it, they're traditional, they love their culture they're down to earth, humble and proud of themselves.
Kae rua kabo tlhoka kae tlhoka kabo tlhoka