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[Analytics Anonymous @Analytics_An]

@PapieJayx @StizzyWizzyRay Bud bud bud, my response was a light hearted one. There's no argument here.

[Analytics Anonymous @Analytics_An]

@StizzyWizzyRay Ke go sendetse DM

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For a country run by a Human Rights lawyer, we're pretty anti human rights and pro "how can the president get where ever he is going quicker".

[Public Interest BW @PublicIntrestBW]

NYANGABWE REFERRAL HOSPITAL RUNS OUT OF IV FLUIDS, TELLS PATIENTS TO BUY FROM PRIVATE FACILITIES, SEVERAL URGENT SURGERIES POSTPONED

[Analytics Anonymous @Analytics_An]

@PapieJayx @StizzyWizzyRay 🤣🤣🤣🤣 nyaa. When they say foreigner, they know who they are talking about. Ga ba ree rona. Lesa go bata go ntsha ngwana yo mongwe dijo ganong.

[Analytics Anonymous @Analytics_An]

They don't make tough decisions that run the risk of upsetting the very class they want to join. Turning BW around is not as impossible as these guys have made it seem. It can be done, but not without stepping on toes.

[Analytics Anonymous @Analytics_An]

1/3 Botswana has an interesting economic problem. The ultimate beneficial owners of some of our largest businesses are, in a very technical sense, citizens. But most of them are naturalized. They are ordinarily resident in Botswana BUT they are not economically embedded here, so

[#TsotsiInTheKitchen🤘🏾 @natethachef]

A night in the Okavango Delta costs $5,000. Franchises generate millions in profit, yet Batswana chefs and cooks are paid just P800–P1,500. Even to this day Batswana still want a food vendor to sell them a plate of food for P20-30. It's been over 20 years PLATE ele P20.

[Analytics Anonymous @Analytics_An]

we struggled from a pretty weak leadership. We're led, for the most part, by aspiring affluents. That's a problem. Because the most important thing to an aspiring affluent is THEIR OWN path to joining a group of elites. So they govern in a manner that doesn't upset the balance.

[Analytics Anonymous @Analytics_An]

@callmekaygo 3/3 when and how demand flows upstream. So, De Beers can be producing a scarce, premium natural resource yet still face weak sales because the midstream is overstocked, underfinanced, or unwilling to replenish inventory. What hurts is, we have very smart people who KNOW THIS.

[Analytics Anonymous @Analytics_An]

@callmekaygo and price discovery. Rough diamond producers do not sell directly into end-user demand. They sell into a pipeline of traders, sightholders, cutters, polishers, financiers, and wholesalers who can accumulate inventory, delay purchases, restrict liquidity, and effectively dictate

[Analytics Anonymous @Analytics_An]

I think a phenomenal example is Indian kids. The Indian kids who drove M3s and GTI's at Uni, were all top of the class. They understood family responsibility, and were incredibly focused.

The access you give them is great, BUT, you need to have parented them well. I struggle with the fact that not enough black Batswana parent in a meaningful way. Ga re je mmogo. Ganke re bua about politics, values, life etc. A lot of our kids raise themselves. By the time o mo revelation ntlo, all they want to do is host a thing every weekend.

[Analytics Anonymous @Analytics_An]

@AldrinSampear @MbuyiseniNdlozi @MametjaE There's a reason it's called a "Right" to vote and not an "Obligation" to vote. We can all agree it's silly to not vote. But we MUST also agree, it's a prerogative we all have.

[Analytics Anonymous @Analytics_An]

@TheRealClementM There's a reason it's called a "Right" to vote and not an "Obligation" to vote. We can all agree it's silly to not vote. But we MUST also agree, it's a prerogative we all have.

[Analytics Anonymous @Analytics_An]

@KokiMorolong That English is mid, at best. Grammar all over the place. Infinitives split like there's no tomorrow.

A re ska tsietsega.

[Analytics Anonymous @Analytics_An]

@LTMShooter Tweet of the week.

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@the_tebs_ @AbsoluteRhy @KitsoThato_ The idea, as they explained it, was to move away from an agent economy (tons of middlemen that buy, add a few pula and sell without creating any real local value), and to try be more deliberate about driving beneficiation. Local assembly, local manufacturing, etc)

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@AbsoluteRhy @KitsoThato_ It makes imports, esp from SA a little more expensive, which gives local businesses breathing room to grow. Price competitiveness.