Useful Links
Botswana High Commission London
botswana.embassyhomepage.com
The Botswana Embassy in London is the official representative body of the Botswana Government in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Details about the Embassy of Botswana in London, other Batswana embassies across the world, Botswana visa information, visa forms, tourist information, weather, maps, Botswana public holidays and a lot more travel information are present here.
Botswana Student Union UK
botswanastudentunionuk2.wordpress.com
Botswana Student Union UK is a society of all the Batswana Students in the UK. It’s main aim is to promote the general welfare of these students. It also aims to pursue matters of interest to its members including charity fundraising, internships, mentoring and employment. Every year the BSU elects a committee made up of students.
Setswana Language
peacecorps.gov
Setswana is one of the Bantu language groups, mostly spoken in
Botswana, South Africa and Namibia (Southern Africa). The following
lessons have been designed to suit any new learner in Setswana who
has had little or no exposure to Setswana language. Remember,
Setswana will be a useful tool in your work, and aid you in integrating
well in your community making accessible to you a substantial
segment of the population with little or no English skills.
omniglot.com
A collection of useful phrases in Tswana, a Bantu language spoken in Botswana, Namibia, Zimbabwe and South Africa.
Vision 2016
www.vision2016.co.bw
The national development vision, Vision 2016, was established in 1996 following nationwide consultations led by a Presidential Task Group. The need for the creation of a national vision was precipitated by the need for Botswana to intentionally define and manage its path to Prosperity for All as well as how it adjusts to the rapidly changing global economy and social order.
Vision 2036
Botswana Vision 2036 is a transformational agenda that defines our aspirations and goals as a people. It aims to transform Botswana from an upper middle-income country to a high-income country by 2036, and sets out a compelling vision of what our future will look like and in the process create broad prosperity for all.
It follows, and builds on Vision 2016, Botswana’s first national vision (1996 – 2016).
Through Vision 2036, Botswana is choosing a path of prosperity. Botswana acknowledges and embraces a new era – an era to be characterised not only by clear plans, but by a deliberate and clear effort to execute our plans, strategies and initiatives.
In order for Botswana to achieve prosperity for all, Botswana’s economy needs to progress upwards. A stronger economy cannot be achieved without succeeding in all four of the Vision 2036 Pillars;
- Sustainable Economic Development
- Human and Social Development
- Sustainable Environment
- Governance, Peace and Security