You’re just joking i lived and worked in Botswana for 14 years and you’re constantly told you’re a mokwerekwere, i even know a certain lady who is a nurse, she’s been in Botswana since 1979 and is a citizen and she is always told that you’re a foreigner. So don’t be fooled by a 2 min visit and conclude that all is good in Botswana
I'm glad you mentioned noise. South Africans love noise, and they don't care about neighbors. They have guts to play loud music even if there's a funeral next door. Everything is about noise. That's why we fail to unite.
So we fail to unite because of a mere noise?🤣🤣🤣 But already we have more Tswanas in SA than in Botswana, so your point doesn't hold any waters. And some Tswanas from Botswana are fraudulently benefitting from SA's sassa, every month they'd come to SA to receive the money and then go back to Botswana, and you're here complaining about a small issue of noise that could easily be resolved?🤣🤣🤣 And how come where I live it's always quiet? Or maybe I'm living in the Republic of the Bopedi and not South Africa...🤣🤣🤣
I grew up in a village, things were not always this way. Death meant SILENCE, when the bell rang on friday to anounce a funeral haunting slow sound, you would even stop walking until it stopped. You cant enforce that in the cities n Migrant labourers brought this to villages, some of us are shocked by this behavior. Botswana is mainly a rural country, Gaborone is just a small town with less people, so its eazier to enforce African values.
@@nomagcisacawe3297 thats true and they have smelly armpits I make a point of calling the manager when they start and almost always they are not in the same restaurant when I go back. If they are and they start againbi escalate the case to the shopping centre management for them to pile pressure on restaurant/coffee shop owner to get rid of them.
Spoken like a typical delusional South African. South Africans are hella xenophobic, the word xenophobia is synonymous with South Africans, so much for Ubuntu.
You still have to experience Batswana and their customer service, then you will never ever compare to South Africa. South Africa comes tops, you cant even compare. You still to experience Batswana dear, you will never repeat that they are soft and respectful
Am a Motswana from Botswana..yeah the McDon issue.I woudn't be proud that we have many McDonns. Rather be proud our own. So the McDonn is a mostly decision not a lack. Let it be many at the US not African soil.
That’s not comparison ,I expected you to mention way of life,human social development,Service delivery etc of which I believe Botswana far beats SA on that but instead you talking of lack Macdonald’s etc
Not to mention lack of free speech, gross human rights violations that is known to the UN, dependence on SA for basics and everything, government sponsored attacks on and suppression of journalists. Botswana has the worst record against journalists. This is one country i dislike the most in the SADC region, I wish you were not our neighbour.
@@rorirory121 Business dealings is not dependence,our dealings with South Africa is strictly business,we get most of our commodities from your country because of our arid conditions otherwise land for residential,commercial and farm development is free and the right for every citizen,the government even does free ploughing of 4 hectares for every subsistence farmer on annual basis,free seeds covering 4 hectares,if I am to use my resources I be reimbursed,although we import our commodities from your Country our cost of living is way affordable than in your South Africa,that is because our government does subsidies,groceries in ur stores are expensive than here in Botswana,service delivery in Botswana is excellent and can’t be compared with yours,we are an organized country,we donot have slums in Botswana and or shacks,we find slums shacks and informal settlements in your South Africa,we donot have the homeless people,we find them in your South Africa and other countries of the world
@@leceeI don’t agree, your experience is not what you would say is a standard. I know a couple of people who have complained of poor service quality in Botswana and they are very with service and professionalism in SA.
What I've noticed is our fellow Africans are well mannered as opposed to us here in SA, black South Africans are rude to the core towards black customers.
Hallelujah! This is my annoyance truly, it’s like struggle mentally, so the service comes with a little spice of “you think you’re better than me, well let me remind you that you are not” attitude…. It’s unwarranted to be quite frank.
I don't think South Africans are rude. I did my first degree and post graduate studies full time in South Africa, Port Elizabeth and Cape Town. Yea I stayed in great places but I occasionally went to townships over the weekends, that is 23 years back. South Africans are great pleople, unfortunately other nations took advantage of their hospitability and this has pushed them to the brink. They now feel threatened by the emboldened immigrants.
@@lecee I normally just up and leave, oh as for Shoprite, Checkers till girls it a nightmare, those are living ghosts, I now and then pop in at Woolies at least our sisters and brothers there they don't ring for you while talking to their colleagues 😆
@@gatshenindlovu8224 The last time I went to South Africa is 2022 and I have been going there since 2004 atleast 4 times a year as a tourist, student and for other personal reasons.
Go and stay in Botswana. Also remember waitresses in SA are foreigners they are very respectful in their countries but once in SA people change. They are like taxi drivers when they come from rural areas they are very respectful but once they start driving taxis yooo they change. You are promoting Botswana in SA.
I answered and said, "If I have found favor in thy sight, O Lord, show this also to thy servant: whether after death, as soon as every one of us yields up his soul, we shall be kept in rest until those times come when thou wilt renew the creation, or whether we shall be tormented at once?" 76 He answered me and said, "I will show you that also, but do not be associated with those who have shown scorn, nor number yourself among those who are tormented. 77 For you have a treasure of works laid up with the Most High; but it will not be shown to you until the last times. 78 Now, concerning death, the teaching is: When the decisive decree has gone forth from the Most High that a man shall die, as the spirit leaves the body to return again to him who gave it, first of all it adores the glory of the Most High. 79 And if it is one of those who have shown scorn and have not kept the way of the Most High, and who have despised his law, and who have hated those who fear the Most High -- 80 such spirits shall not enter into habitations, but shall immediately wander about in torments, ever grieving and sad, in seven ways. 81 The first way, because they have scorned the law of the Most High. 82 The second way, because they cannot now make a good repentance that they may live. 83 The third way, they shall see the reward laid up for those who have trusted the covenants of the Most High. 84 The fourth way, they shall consider the torment laid up for themselves in the last days. 85 The fifth way, they shall see how the habitations of the others are guarded by angels in profound quiet. 86 The sixth way, they shall see how some of them will pass over into torments. 87 The seventh way, which is worse than all the ways that have been mentioned, because they shall utterly waste away in confusion and be consumed with shame, and shall wither with fear at seeing the glory of the Most High before whom they sinned while they were alive, and before whom they are to be judged in the last times. 88 "Now this is the order of those who have kept the ways of the Most High, when they shall be separated from their mortal body. 89 During the time that they lived in it, they laboriously served the Most High, and withstood danger every hour, that they might keep the law of the Lawgiver perfectly. 90 Therefore this is the teaching concerning them: 91 First of all, they shall see with great joy the glory of him who receives them, for they shall have rest in seven orders. 92 The first order, because they have striven with great effort to overcome the evil thought which was formed with them, that it might not lead them astray from life into death. 93 The second order, because they see the perplexity in which the souls of the unrighteous wander, and the punishment that awaits them. 94 The third order, they see the witness which he who formed them bears concerning them, that while they were alive they kept the law which was given them in trust. 95 The fourth order, they understand the rest which they now enjoy, being gathered into their chambers and guarded by angels in profound quiet, and the glory which awaits them in the last days. 96 The fifth order, they rejoice that they have now escaped what is corruptible, and shall inherit what is to come; and besides they see the straits and toil from which they have been delivered, and the spacious liberty which they are to receive and enjoy in immortality. 97 The sixth order, when it is shown to them how their face is to shine like the sun, and how they are to be made like the light of the stars, being incorruptible from then on. 98 The seventh order, which is greater than all that have been mentioned, because they shall rejoice with boldness, and shall be confident without confusion, and shall be glad without fear, for they hasten to behold the face of him whom they served in life and from whom they are to receive their reward when glorified. 99 This is the order of the souls of the righteous, as henceforth is announced; and the aforesaid are the ways of torment which those who would not give heed shall suffer hereafter." 100 I answered and said, "Will time therefore be given to the souls, after they have been separated from the bodies, to see what you have described to me?" 101 He said to me, "They shall have freedom for seven days, so that during these seven days they may see the things of which you have been told, and afterwards they shall be gathered in their habitations." 102 I answered and said, "If I have found favor in thy sight, show further to me, thy servant, whether on the day of judgment the righteous will be able to intercede for the unrighteous or to entreat the Most High for them, 103 fathers for sons or sons for parents, brothers for brothers, relatives for their kinsmen, or friends for those who are most dear." 104 He answered me and said, "Since you have found favor in my sight, I will show you this also. The day of judgment is decisive and displays to all the seal of truth. Just as now a father does not send his son, or a son his father, or a master his servant, or a friend his dearest friend, to be ill or sleep or eat or be healed in his stead, 105 so no one shall ever pray for another on that day, neither shall any one lay a burden on another; for then every one shall bear his own righteousness and unrighteousness." 2 Esdras 2:31 ''''''''''''';;;;;;;;;;;;
They stole the land Belong to the !Xoo Kwê Indegenous people and called it Botswana a name associated with Tswanas...The British gve them our Land...while already benefited a Great deal of Nwest Boputotswana.....We are not happy...We also want to Govern ourself...We cannot. always be Govern by Zulus, Xhosas, Tswanas, Sothos.. European Dutch, British Settlers...ect....or Vambus in Namibia...We are tired of bn Govern by other cultures....
@@romanussaal712 iyo shame very confused people u should have done yourselves a favour & follow your people to intergrate with the Batswana & Xhosa cause those are the original so called bushmen & hottintonts i stop singing a song which is out of tune no one believes any white history Africans are awake the know more about themselves
@@childofthesoil1163 The same what things what Israel Zionist do the Palistanians...Enthic Cleansing it happened in Botswana and in South Africa...Hey wena I'm speaking Namagowab & N/uu languages...I'm not Nguni...I'm not afraid to speak how I feel....You are a Land thief...
Customer service varies based on location; generally, places like Sandton Mall and Menlyn offer quality service. South Africans are known for their politeness, except in townships where things can be hectic. Botswana also has lovely people. Oh, and by the way, I find you cute.😊
Thanks for the compliment. I have experienced terrible customer service at various restaurants in Mall of Africa. I should have uploaded a video about a particularly rude waitress at the Woolworths cafe but oh well. However it’s not all bad as you have pointed out, Woodmead area had great customer service generally. I have experienced shifty customer service at restaurants in Camps Bay and Bantry Bay Cape Town. So it’s not the whole country but it’s definitely in the suburban areas too. Especially when black female serves black female. Males were more professional when talking to me. The waiters in Durban that I was served by were great. Petrol attendants in Joburg or Midrand offered great service. Shell garage Seapoint in Cape Town was atrocious but such is life. Botswana has better overall customer service in my opinion however I have had one instance of not 5 star service this side too.
Also mention that you have never seen street dwellers in Botswana,the homeless and slums we do-not have slums in Botswana as well as Mekhukhu which we find tobe a form of housing in high density areas of South Africa
@@rorirory121 You are totally wrong,a few of of Botswana Citizens residing in SA are the white collar class who may have studied out there in SA,it is only a few for that matter,don’t you dare think Botswana depend on SA,our dealings with SA are strictly business,we are not beggars of SA of any sort
@@bathusiramo9523Did you know the richest motswana man is from SA, the richest motswana women is from SA, one of the richest tribes in Africa are the Batswana from SA
@@rorirory121 Not anymore dear,it happened before I agree but not Botswana is no more represented,we have Our own Mines now and our economy is stable,the fastest growing economy in the world
Hi Tlotlo. Thank you for that. I mean no offense by saying Tswana as opposed to Batswana. I’ll be more mindful in future vids. I am here on both work and leisure.
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No dearest she's my granddaughters age and I think she's growing up and though her sentiments is based on a short lived span of time I appreciate her effort.
Yeah, the first Woolworths in the world is not a South African company, but Dischem is and it was founded in Mondeor south of Jozi. Thank you for the informative show.
The first Woolworths store opened its doors to the public in Cape Town in October 1931. And it was founder Max Sonnenberg who captured the public’s imagination with dynamic store policies that set Woolworths apart from its competitors. Three years later, a second branch opened in Durban, with another two in Port Elizabeth and Johannesburg a year later. And since then we’ve been building on our reputation for superior quality, exciting innovation and excellent value. www.woolworths.co.za/content/5-ways/about-us/our-history/_/A-cmp204261
@@lecee historically in the world, it is not the first Woolworths (1), but technically, because copy write and speaking in the context of South Africa, yes, you are totally right. There is a similar case in Australia. (1)en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F._W._Woolworth_Company#:~:text=The%20first%20Woolworth%20store%20was,successful%2C%20the%20store%20soon%20failed.
@bathusiramo Because your poverty is hidden in the North West province of South Africa. Desperate illegal immigrants from Botswana building mikhukhu in North West.
@@africantraveller8303I think it will get there if what the country is doing continues. S child is given land to build on and financial assistance when they turn 18 in Botswana so it is possible.
Yeah and the issue is when you go to a pharmacy to purchase the fly repellant tape, you don't find it, there is only citronella candles which do nothing really except deter them from your food.
Yeah its a fact Botswana will be like sudan if It was not of RSA....Botswana economy is highly depended on Rsa from currency,economy,production and manufacturing
@@mxolisivictor414 your thoughts are not facts,.. This are 2 countries with shared cultures,... Facts are that Botswana currency is stronger than SA currency,.. Yes we depended alot in agric/food products from SA farms, but currently we no longer get vegetables from south africa. Remember we are buying soo the money will no longer be coming that side. Ask SA farm if you want to understand the impact of Botswana not buying in from SA😂
Yeah most Batswana don't like loud music it's mostly the elders but I also don't like it even though I'm young like my peace, and our malls ain't big we aren't large population and there was a rumor that their would be a MickD in Kasane don't know if it still true, love from 🇧🇼🇧🇼 we are very hot 😂😂😂
I also don't really like loud music so I was happy with that factor, I don't know how many times my neighbours have annoyed me with their noise pollution
@@mdengentongaxhaminiI think many people dnt understand SACU. Every country makes money from customs thru trucks or goods that transit thru the country to other countries like Zambia, DRC, Tanzania. Instead coz of SACU rules, the customs money these countries make are deposited into one SACU account and shared later. Of course SA contributes more but the reality is that even if SACU dies, Botswana will still make money thru customs coz many trucks and goods pass thru their country. 70% of revenue from SACU is their money made from their borders. Only A portion of 20-30% is from SA contribution. Infact there is a debate currently going on in these countries questioning relevance of SACU coz it has rules that blocks foreign investments in other SACU member States.
@@mzerk9324 You're spewing lies. South Africa has by far the highest GDP and population. So that means it makes more from customs. We even subsidize the students from Botswana when they study here. When there was a blackout in BW it was jumpstarted by Eskom otherwise it would've lasted for two weeks. Things should be easier with a population of 2mill. That's the population of a city here. If the cons of being a part of SACU outweigh the pros then BW would've left a long time ago.
Why do people assume stronger currency equals bigger economy? Ghana currency also stronger than the Rand but it doesn't mean nothing coz SA is way more developed
It’s an uninformed opinion honestly, my Economics teacher would be so angry at me if she knew that I made this assumption. I mean Japan for instance does not have the best currency ever however it is a lot more developed than a lot of countries. It’s just one of those fallacies that some people make.
@@k.h.a.n.a9346 And that is the Trouble that will United and set as free...Cme one day... Boarders must fall...is a British decided project....So we cannot embraced it....
I can teach you History I don't make bogus claims here....My parents were born in Nossop close to Botswana boarders, the Side of the Kalahari....I can teach you true history not fonkong history....
Botswana is literally an extension of SA. I mean we have 2 provinces Sedi dated to Batswana in SA. The only tribe in SA that has 2 provinces. North West and Northern Cape
No I don’t want to be called ma all the time, I am just stating the differences in Botswana they call me Ma and they are also quite respectful too. In SA even though they don’t call me Ma or Ma’am or Miss they can also be quite rude as well.
@Bulibaby. Customer relationships management demands the service or product provider be respectful and friendly to the customer to encourage repeat purchases or loyalty. Saying sir or ma'am OR ma is standard business etiquette. I, too, love being called such respectful terms as a customer. LOGIC.
Voetsek wena nja...Voetsek you go around calling whites mam or sir and giving them an ear to ear smile but you don't do that to black customers, wishlama wena 😑
Botswana is an extended province of South Africa similar to Swaziland and Lesotho, that's why when they is a big event in South Africa Batswana people can drive or catch a bus to come and enjoy with us their relatives.
This is not entirely true. We went on holiday in Botswana some yrs back, customs officias @ Martins Drift were we soo rude we could not believe it. At Ngoma border post into Namibia we were told Mahikeng is part of Botswana n should b brought back.
Thanx for watching and for commenting. :-) That just means we had different experiences, not that mine isn’t true. Maybe it’s new staff since you went a couple of years back. Also I did state that these are based on my personal experiences and that I’m not an expert on all things Botswana 🇧🇼
There's this guy about one months ago in Dobsonville mall telling in Botswana if you drive and hit a chicken and a dog the jail term is three months. Sheep is six months, goat is twelve months. A cow! Iyoo! O tsamaile. Full twelve months. Is it true? Please do research before you come back. Pula!!! Pula!!!
My video is about the differences that I have noticed. I said in the video that “I’m not an expert” just a tourist travelling. I don’t know about jail time, I thankfully have not had any problems with the police but I will look that up. Thanks.
Naah its not true. Rather than owner of the livestock is liable to pay or be charged because the rule is to keep your livestock of the road. The police do have a stupid standard charge though called reckless diving charge, they just enforce it sporadically
@@refigee8752 Thnx for that clarity brother, I've never been outside south Africa., so people just talk. My first countries to visit will be between Burkina Faso, Mali in the Sahel region.
www.smartraveller.gov.au/destinations/africa/botswana So there are some diseases that are prone in Botwana, check out this link to find out more regarding health safety. Regarding violence, I have now almost been here for 2 months and I have not experienced or witnessed any crime at all. I have heard of smash and grab. In the complex that we stay in, kids play freely with no parental supervision and nothing has happened to them as there are security guards. It honestly seems that South Africa is way more dangerous when it comes to pick-pocketing, drugs, car-jacking etc....
Tswana people are the majority mos 😮Botswana🇧🇼-North West province 🇿🇦 and Gauteng, O montle ousie, tell me Francis Town, Gaborone are the two provinces there or?
Thank you. No, Francistown and Gaborone are more like cities. The provinces/regions are; Central, Ghanzi, Kgalagadi, Kgatleng, Kweneng, North East, North West, South East, and Southern.
But in South Africa when it comes to respect and calling people bontate, and etc it depends where you are in Cities, towns and township obvious no respect but people from rural areas still have respect
Well I speak Tswana from South Africa however I have noticed some words I say give away the South Africanness in me. So the Tswana dialects in Botswana are more native. SA has parts of these where people speak some of these versions of Tswana and then there are parts of South Africa with more diluted versions which incorporate slang.
Its very funny when you try to go low on Bots ,but you forgot some of us lived in South Africa ,Cape Town ,they used to drive horse drawn carriages in mowbray,salt river and Cape Flats ,o rata jam tlhe mma mme o mono fela
The people who gave us bad service are South Africans. I’m not referring to foreign people. I’m talking about the natives Zulu’s, Tswana’s, Pedi’s, Swati’s, etc….. Service from people from Zim has generally been great in my opinion.
@@lecee exactly I'm not Zimbabwean. Zimbabweans are know for their exceptional service in the hospitality industry so I refuse to believe that Zimbos give poor or rude service
@@melby6512 Yes but Ncape are the hottest province...Sisrop tê..I will not keep silence...Botswana Boarders must fall...Even Namibia was a boarder created by SWAPO and ANC...Also Lesotho...All Theese so called Countries combined hardly have a population of 15million....What Nonsense is that...?🤣🤣🤣
@@leceeMany of our frustrations are, nobody speaks about real issues that matters...Our argument is Botswana is still a European British Project...There is almost nothing in Botswana to Govern besides keeping the Country under British rule, for individual benefits and protections... called a Botswana Government...while majority of Botswana citizens stays, work in South Africa...While business in Bostwana are South African businesses...
South Africa nd Botswana we are different am been there they call ppl with their names not buti or sesi i been there maybe I don't understand but through my understanding i think south Africa especially limpopo province nd KZN nd EC province we have the lot of respect compare to Botswana the whole
I have a different opinion but I don’t disagree with you as I have not spent a lot of time in KZN, EC and Limpopo so I am not fully aware of the treatment. I was speaking from my experiences in Gauteng & Western Cape versus Botswana (Gaborone) but in Gaborone no one called me by my name I was addressed as Mma the whole time. So I’m surprised that we have a different experience however I accept your opinion as well.
Yeah, this is true it isn’t every mall that charges for parking in SA. Mostly malls charge you though. Shopping complexes don’t charge. I was just highlighting that in Botswana every single mall that I have been to so far doesn’t ask for payment for parking.
The flies ste mot just because of cows but is opportunistic behaviour for desert animals. It's do dry snd empty elsewhere that human settlements sre the only place where there is a steady supply of food n water
You are another entitled South African though. I quite agree with you about flies nuisance. I detest them with passion. They are very many in the Northern part of Nigeria too.
@@youme1414there's nothing entitled in what she said, she's just not used to having flies around her... Just because you're used to living with flies in your house, it doesn't mean other people are like you. You say you detest them but at the same time labeling another person entitled for disliking them.
@@youme1414 and many Nigerians just have issues with South Africans for no reason, you're one of them. Stop being so entitled over how she should behave or live her life... Why are you so bothered by her hatred for flies?
You cannot talk of house flies whyle you talking of one of the few cleanest Countries in Africa,there must have been something bad attracting those flies around you
@bathusiramo Clean doesnt always mean fly free. If there are animals roaming where they shouldnt there will be flies coming from their urine and poo/dung.
@@rorirory121 I get you but our farm animals are found only in farms,there are stray animals which upon noticed impounded by the Town/City councils,all our major roads are fenced to hinder farm animals from accessing major roads,keeping a farm animal in a village or town is strictly prohibited,in some places even the keeping of free range chickens is prohibited,we are an organized Country,house fly exists everywhere.
I am definitely not wrong, definitely not, like I said this is my personal experience, your experience doesn’t have to match mine, but just because it doesn’t match it doesn’t mean you get to invalidate my experience, you are open to preferring South African customer service, that’s up to you, however my video is about my preference.
Botswana does not have a city.Their so called 'towns' does not meet a standard of been called a town.I previously visited Palapye,Selebi Phikwe and Bobonong.Oh! my God,Mathata.You can't even compare their so called capital city(Gaborone) with Polokwane.
The problem in South Africa is Comprador Bourgeoisie always imitating white folks and always seeking white aoproval even if white folks just don't care about your economical status achievement . They just don't caryat all and our people maybe can learn from our people from Botswana and Zimbabwe Malawi etc. They're a humble people alwat
Iyo whats with envy & hostility your hatred of South African is clouding your judgement .your environment shapes u .so shes proudly South African she is not trying to be anything unlike some of are Africans who are ashamed where they come from
Wait until Botswana becomes developed with more modern lifestyle in the Cities or Gaborone becomes developed. You will see lifestyle changes to western kind where people start speaking English more. Now is because things r slow and not that is happening socially.
@@Just.Phillip with this crappy Engrish of yours you cant be talking of Peoples English,Batswana are educated and knows English ,infact thats and official language together with Setswana ,almost the entire population speaks and write in English ,you need to travel please
@@lecee Thank you for the heads-up. Basically the reason for the heat here is because geographically Botswana sits in a basin between SA and Zim. They normally talk about the witwatersrand as being on an escarpment and I think due to this you get much cooler Temps in the gauteng area. We unfortunately suffer from this awful heat when it doesn't rain like this year. By the way you are so pretty😊😊
Respectful?It is not an insult in Botswana to call one lekwerekwere.You ommited so many things on your comparison.Thanks for wasting our precious time.
Maybe you speak the language so you got some brownie points for that. I found batswana to be hostile and generally rude. From that Tlokweng border it's lights, camera, action! 🚮🚮🚮.
I beg to differ but ke that's your experience. I am a Xhosa speaking person from South African and when I am in Botswana I speak English since I am not fluent in SeTswana but the treatment I get from Batswana is out this world and I have never experienced it anywhere else. They are down to earth people with good values and morals.
@@zoliswamantambo-kgano599 I'm glad you had a better experience mate. My 2 visits were the pits unfortunately. Perhaps I'll have better luck next time, in the very unlikely event that I go back to Gabs.
@@facts4157 Reasons no shacks because they are no massive economic migrations from other countries and within the country and maybe your law is very hard on human rights settlements. You can't tell people who migrate to Botswana are rich people who buy houses. Same in SA , no shacks in limpopo, mpumalnga. U can't brag whether u have shacks or not.
@@facts4157 O maaaka mr botswana is not advanced we are low in-come go to lobatse, g west re palelwa ke go tsenya ditsela ebe rere pula is stronger than rands ,we even fail to build world class stadiums , we dont even have cities like cape town. botswana economy is $20 billion we depend SA for many stuff. south africa is $500 billion economy and part of g20, so you cant compare botswana le SA re santse rele ko morago thata ,compare botswana le namibia or rwanda not SA
I think as a black South African, I would never feel, out of place, in Botswana, a foreigner. I would still feel like, I am in my country.❤
Yeah it feels like that exactly.
You’re just joking i lived and worked in Botswana for 14 years and you’re constantly told you’re a mokwerekwere, i even know a certain lady who is a nurse, she’s been in Botswana since 1979 and is a citizen and she is always told that you’re a foreigner. So don’t be fooled by a 2 min visit and conclude that all is good in Botswana
@@mzee5533told by who
@@mzee5533I thought that was a slur word only directed at Zimbabweans and other Africans.
@@mzee5533Im South African and I have relatives in Botswana, there is no such in Botswana that call zim people that slur
I'm glad you mentioned noise. South Africans love noise, and they don't care about neighbors. They have guts to play loud music even if there's a funeral next door. Everything is about noise. That's why we fail to unite.
How can we unite if we can’t even hear each other past the noise that we create? 😂 you make a valid point.
So we fail to unite because of a mere noise?🤣🤣🤣 But already we have more Tswanas in SA than in Botswana, so your point doesn't hold any waters.
And some Tswanas from Botswana are fraudulently benefitting from SA's sassa, every month they'd come to SA to receive the money and then go back to Botswana, and you're here complaining about a small issue of noise that could easily be resolved?🤣🤣🤣
And how come where I live it's always quiet? Or maybe I'm living in the Republic of the Bopedi and not South Africa...🤣🤣🤣
Make noise is not respect or decency.
I grew up in a village, things were not always this way. Death meant SILENCE, when the bell rang on friday to anounce a funeral haunting slow sound, you would even stop walking until it stopped. You cant enforce that in the cities n Migrant labourers brought this to villages, some of us are shocked by this behavior. Botswana is mainly a rural country, Gaborone is just a small town with less people, so its eazier to enforce African values.
Not a funeral dont lie
South Africans are known for the spirit of Ubuntu but it depends where you are but generally most still give respect to every one
I don’t know about most. Maybe some but definitely not most. However we obviously have different experiences so I get that.
Waitresses in South Africa are zimbabwean and those are the RUDEST nation in the SADC region!
@@nomagcisacawe3297 thats true and they have smelly armpits I make a point of calling the manager when they start and almost always they are not in the same restaurant when I go back. If they are and they start againbi escalate the case to the shopping centre management for them to pile pressure on restaurant/coffee shop owner to get rid of them.
Come on now!
Spoken like a typical delusional South African. South Africans are hella xenophobic, the word xenophobia is synonymous with South Africans, so much for Ubuntu.
Ke Motswana wa Aforika Borwa, ke rata Batswana botlhe, rena le madi a a tshwanang.
We are similar indeed.
You still have to experience Batswana and their customer service, then you will never ever compare to South Africa. South Africa comes tops, you cant even compare. You still to experience Batswana dear, you will never repeat that they are soft and respectful
That comment was based on my experience. However maybe there are places within Botswana that echo your opinion as well. My opinion is not law.
Your version of customer service in South Africa is not true. Customers are highly valued here.
What are some similarities you noticed? Would love a video on that
ua-cam.com/video/DugnmOW9nrw/v-deo.htmlsi=bhGepU3s2dNy61lN
That is a fair contrast especially that it is based on your experience.
Thank you 😊
Am a Motswana from Botswana..yeah the McDon issue.I woudn't be proud that we have many McDonns. Rather be proud our own. So the McDonn is a mostly decision not a lack. Let it be many at the US not African soil.
Interesting vlog. Looking forward to learning about Botswana.
That’s not comparison ,I expected you to mention way of life,human social development,Service delivery etc of which I believe Botswana far beats SA on that but instead you talking of lack Macdonald’s etc
Not to mention lack of free speech, gross human rights violations that is known to the UN, dependence on SA for basics and everything, government sponsored attacks on and suppression of journalists. Botswana has the worst record against journalists. This is one country i dislike the most in the SADC region, I wish you were not our neighbour.
@@rorirory121 Business dealings is not dependence,our dealings with South Africa is strictly business,we get most of our commodities from your country because of our arid conditions otherwise land for residential,commercial and farm development is free and the right for every citizen,the government even does free ploughing of 4 hectares for every subsistence farmer on annual basis,free seeds covering 4 hectares,if I am to use my resources I be reimbursed,although we import our commodities from your Country our cost of living is way affordable than in your South Africa,that is because our government does subsidies,groceries in ur stores are expensive than here in Botswana,service delivery in Botswana is excellent and can’t be compared with yours,we are an organized country,we donot have slums in Botswana and or shacks,we find slums shacks and informal settlements in your South Africa,we donot have the homeless people,we find them in your South Africa and other countries of the world
@@rorirory121calm down😂, lack of freedom journalists ended with Khama in 2018, stop with the hate😂... Js chill
You are so beautiful ❤. I love Botswana, though I have never been there. I see it on UA-cam. I love the Tswana culture, despite being Zulu.
Thank you :)
@@lecee My kinda girl! 💜❤️🤜
She is Pedi 🎉
Nothing wrong with loving other cultures.
@@FictionHubZA True
South Africans can learn from the Botswana customer service and professionalism .. ! !
I agree.
@@leceeI don’t agree, your experience is not what you would say is a standard. I know a couple of people who have complained of poor service quality in Botswana and they are very with service and professionalism in SA.
@@lecee however, they don’t have the problem of lawlessness, which is a pandemic here
In terms of customer service I disagree with you
Yeah black on black customer service in SA is disgusting for the most part.
What I've noticed is our fellow Africans are well mannered as opposed to us here in SA, black South Africans are rude to the core towards black customers.
Hallelujah! This is my annoyance truly, it’s like struggle mentally, so the service comes with a little spice of “you think you’re better than me, well let me remind you that you are not” attitude…. It’s unwarranted to be quite frank.
I don't think South Africans are rude. I did my first degree and post graduate studies full time in South Africa, Port Elizabeth and Cape Town. Yea I stayed in great places but I occasionally went to townships over the weekends, that is 23 years back. South Africans are great pleople, unfortunately other nations took advantage of their hospitability and this has pushed them to the brink. They now feel threatened by the emboldened immigrants.
@@zachariahkwada9988 23 years back? When last were you in SA, and are you black? Oh by the way I'm South African living in SA.
@@lecee I normally just up and leave, oh as for Shoprite, Checkers till girls it a nightmare, those are living ghosts, I now and then pop in at Woolies at least our sisters and brothers there they don't ring for you while talking to their colleagues 😆
@@gatshenindlovu8224 The last time I went to South Africa is 2022 and I have been going there since 2004 atleast 4 times a year as a tourist, student and for other personal reasons.
Go and stay in Botswana. Also remember waitresses in SA are foreigners they are very respectful in their countries but once in SA people change. They are like taxi drivers when they come from rural areas they are very respectful but once they start driving taxis yooo they change.
You are promoting Botswana in SA.
Your accent is charming.
I answered and said, "If I have found favor in thy sight, O Lord, show this also to thy servant: whether after death, as soon as every one of us yields up his soul, we shall be kept in rest until those times come when thou wilt renew the creation, or whether we shall be tormented at once?" 76 He answered me and said, "I will show you that also, but do not be associated with those who have shown scorn, nor number yourself among those who are tormented. 77 For you have a treasure of works laid up with the Most High; but it will not be shown to you until the last times.
78 Now, concerning death, the teaching is: When the decisive decree has gone forth from the Most High that a man shall die, as the spirit leaves the body to return again to him who gave it, first of all it adores the glory of the Most High. 79 And if it is one of those who have shown scorn and have not kept the way of the Most High, and who have despised his law, and who have hated those who fear the Most High -- 80 such spirits shall not enter into habitations, but shall immediately wander about in torments, ever grieving and sad, in seven ways.
81 The first way, because they have scorned the law of the Most High. 82 The second way, because they cannot now make a good repentance that they may live. 83 The third way, they shall see the reward laid up for those who have trusted the covenants of the Most High. 84 The fourth way, they shall consider the torment laid up for themselves in the last days. 85 The fifth way, they shall see how the habitations of the others are guarded by angels in profound quiet. 86 The sixth way, they shall see how some of them will pass over into torments. 87 The seventh way, which is worse than all the ways that have been mentioned, because they shall utterly waste away in confusion and be consumed with shame, and shall wither with fear at seeing the glory of the Most High before whom they sinned while they were alive, and before whom they are to be judged in the last times.
88 "Now this is the order of those who have kept the ways of the Most High, when they shall be separated from their mortal body. 89 During the time that they lived in it, they laboriously served the Most High, and withstood danger every hour, that they might keep the law of the Lawgiver perfectly. 90 Therefore this is the teaching concerning them: 91 First of all, they shall see with great joy the glory of him who receives them, for they shall have rest in seven orders.
92 The first order, because they have striven with great effort to overcome the evil thought which was formed with them, that it might not lead them astray from life into death. 93 The second order, because they see the perplexity in which the souls of the unrighteous wander, and the punishment that awaits them. 94 The third order, they see the witness which he who formed them bears concerning them, that while they were alive they kept the law which was given them in trust. 95 The fourth order, they understand the rest which they now enjoy, being gathered into their chambers and guarded by angels in profound quiet, and the glory which awaits them in the last days. 96 The fifth order, they rejoice that they have now escaped what is corruptible, and shall inherit what is to come; and besides they see the straits and toil from which they have been delivered, and the spacious liberty which they are to receive and enjoy in immortality. 97 The sixth order, when it is shown to them how their face is to shine like the sun, and how they are to be made like the light of the stars, being incorruptible from then on. 98 The seventh order, which is greater than all that have been mentioned, because they shall rejoice with boldness, and shall be confident without confusion, and shall be glad without fear, for they hasten to behold the face of him whom they served in life and from whom they are to receive their reward when glorified.
99 This is the order of the souls of the righteous, as henceforth is announced; and the aforesaid are the ways of torment which those who would not give heed shall suffer hereafter." 100 I answered and said, "Will time therefore be given to the souls, after they have been separated from the bodies, to see what you have described to me?" 101 He said to me, "They shall have freedom for seven days, so that during these seven days they may see the things of which you have been told, and afterwards they shall be gathered in their habitations."
102 I answered and said, "If I have found favor in thy sight, show further to me, thy servant, whether on the day of judgment the righteous will be able to intercede for the unrighteous or to entreat the Most High for them, 103 fathers for sons or sons for parents, brothers for brothers, relatives for their kinsmen, or friends for those who are most dear." 104 He answered me and said, "Since you have found favor in my sight, I will show you this also. The day of judgment is decisive and displays to all the seal of truth. Just as now a father does not send his son, or a son his father, or a master his servant, or a friend his dearest friend, to be ill or sleep or eat or be healed in his stead, 105 so no one shall ever pray for another on that day, neither shall any one lay a burden on another; for then every one shall bear his own righteousness and unrighteousness." 2 Esdras 2:31
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We dont want the US NATO military based in Botswana....
You clearly know nothing zero about Botswana...
@@mikend443 more than what you think...even my great grant !Xoo or Boesman mother knows Botswana...don't tell me Nonsense is Boesman land...
They stole the land Belong to the !Xoo Kwê Indegenous people and called it Botswana a name associated with Tswanas...The British gve them our Land...while already benefited a Great deal of Nwest Boputotswana.....We are not happy...We also want to Govern ourself...We cannot. always be Govern by Zulus, Xhosas, Tswanas, Sothos.. European Dutch, British Settlers...ect....or Vambus in Namibia...We are tired of bn Govern by other cultures....
@@romanussaal712 iyo shame very confused people u should have done yourselves a favour & follow your people to intergrate with the Batswana & Xhosa cause those are the original so called bushmen & hottintonts i stop singing a song which is out of tune no one believes any white history Africans are awake the know more about themselves
@@childofthesoil1163 The same what things what Israel Zionist do the Palistanians...Enthic Cleansing it happened in Botswana and in South Africa...Hey wena I'm speaking Namagowab & N/uu languages...I'm not Nguni...I'm not afraid to speak how I feel....You are a Land thief...
It's stupid for anyone try to separate one people south Africans are batswana and batswana are south Africans
Not all south Africans are Batswana that's a misleading statement
@@ireenthatosekaelo1989I'm a Mopedi and I consider myself a motswana too because we're siblings.
@@mphosa995 yes Bapedi and Batswana are related ❤️
Customer service varies based on location; generally, places like Sandton Mall and Menlyn offer quality service. South Africans are known for their politeness, except in townships where things can be hectic. Botswana also has lovely people. Oh, and by the way, I find you cute.😊
Thanks for the compliment. I have experienced terrible customer service at various restaurants in Mall of Africa. I should have uploaded a video about a particularly rude waitress at the Woolworths cafe but oh well. However it’s not all bad as you have pointed out, Woodmead area had great customer service generally. I have experienced shifty customer service at restaurants in Camps Bay and Bantry Bay Cape Town. So it’s not the whole country but it’s definitely in the suburban areas too. Especially when black female serves black female. Males were more professional when talking to me. The waiters in Durban that I was served by were great. Petrol attendants in Joburg or Midrand offered great service. Shell garage Seapoint in Cape Town was atrocious but such is life. Botswana has better overall customer service in my opinion however I have had one instance of not 5 star service this side too.
@@lecee Goodness, Mall of Africa is dreadful; I agree. I believe I understand your perspective now!
Also mention that you have never seen street dwellers in Botswana,the homeless and slums we do-not have slums in Botswana as well as Mekhukhu which we find tobe a form of housing in high density areas of South Africa
Because your people build mikhukhu in South Africa, they are unskilled migrant workers illegal immigrants in North West.
@@rorirory121 You are totally wrong,a few of of Botswana Citizens residing in SA are the white collar class who may have studied out there in SA,it is only a few for that matter,don’t you dare think Botswana depend on SA,our dealings with SA are strictly business,we are not beggars of SA of any sort
@@bathusiramo9523 illegal immigrants in the NW and migrant workers in the mines.
@@bathusiramo9523Did you know the richest motswana man is from SA, the richest motswana women is from SA, one of the richest tribes in Africa are the Batswana from SA
@@rorirory121 Not anymore dear,it happened before I agree but not Botswana is no more represented,we have Our own Mines now and our economy is stable,the fastest growing economy in the world
Hey Tari, welcome to BW. I take it you are hear on work... We try to push saying Batswana rather than Tswana 😅😅 Otherwise You got a new sub 😉
Hi Tlotlo.
Thank you for that. I mean no offense by saying Tswana as opposed to Batswana. I’ll be more mindful in future vids. I am here on both work and leisure.
@lecee No worries my sis ♥️
My first time watching your videos. I must apologize, because; although the subject matter was very interesting, I could not help but to focus on just how Beautiful you are! WOW!
Anyway, keep the videos coming! I just subscribed. Looking forward to more of your videos!😍
Thank you for the compliment. Much appreciated. More videos are coming soon.
Man running after looks. Haven't you seen a real beautiful woman before? Anyway, beautiful women are rare in SA. So I don't blame you.
NOT running after looks!
Just happened to be captivated by this woman's appearance! Sometimes it's more than physical beauty! She, although beautiful in MY opinion, also has an energy, a quality of character & persona that is rare. I will be returning to view more of her content.
@@tchallaa1753 Hehehe... You want to become her stalker and you know what that means in this dispensation. Jeez!
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out of curiosity what are you doing in Botswana? Just visiting or migrating?
Just a tourist. Just visiting.
@@lecee just visiting and the first thing is to trashtalk South Africa?
@@florenceleepo6959 a half truth she must be a problem to have so many people rude to her. You have to be like her.
No dearest she's my granddaughters age and I think she's growing up and though her sentiments is based on a short lived span of time I appreciate her effort.
Yeah, the first Woolworths in the world is not a South African company, but Dischem is and it was founded in Mondeor south of Jozi. Thank you for the informative show.
The first Woolworths store opened its doors to the public in Cape Town in October 1931. And it was founder Max Sonnenberg who captured the public’s imagination with dynamic store policies that set Woolworths apart from its competitors.
Three years later, a second branch opened in Durban, with another two in Port Elizabeth and Johannesburg a year later. And since then we’ve been building on our reputation for superior quality, exciting innovation and excellent value.
www.woolworths.co.za/content/5-ways/about-us/our-history/_/A-cmp204261
@@lecee historically in the world, it is not the first Woolworths (1), but technically, because copy write and speaking in the context of South Africa, yes, you are totally right. There is a similar case in Australia.
(1)en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F._W._Woolworth_Company#:~:text=The%20first%20Woolworth%20store%20was,successful%2C%20the%20store%20soon%20failed.
the one we have is a south african one lets not get too technical.....sometimes you even see scratched out rands replaced by pula
Woolworths in SA is uniquely SAn and not linked to Woolies overseas please do your research
Woolworths is South African
Oh, I forgot. You're beautiful too.
Thank you 😊
You can as well add that you did not see the kinder Poverty and high inequality you see in South Africa.
@bathusiramo
Because your poverty is hidden in the North West province of South Africa. Desperate illegal immigrants from Botswana building mikhukhu in North West.
This old man is against South Africa whats wrong with you old man you seem to have a problem with us
with 2 million population in Botswana everyone is supposed to be a multimillionaire.
@@africantraveller8303I think it will get there if what the country is doing continues. S child is given land to build on and financial assistance when they turn 18 in Botswana so it is possible.
O maaka there is poverty in Botswana nd you guys le stingy ka dijo South Africa dijo is nothing
I couldn't deal with the flies. Glad you mentioned that.
Yeah and the issue is when you go to a pharmacy to purchase the fly repellant tape, you don't find it, there is only citronella candles which do nothing really except deter them from your food.
Much love to Botswana 🇧🇼 from🇿🇦
Dont compare Botswana with Rsa its like comparing a town with a country
Interesting analogy
Yeah its a fact Botswana will be like sudan if It was not of RSA....Botswana economy is highly depended on Rsa from currency,economy,production and manufacturing
@@mxolisivictor414 this is the most ignorant comment of seen all day! You should do your research
@@mxolisivictor414 your thoughts are not facts,.. This are 2 countries with shared cultures,... Facts are that Botswana currency is stronger than SA currency,.. Yes we depended alot in agric/food products from SA farms, but currently we no longer get vegetables from south africa. Remember we are buying soo the money will no longer be coming that side. Ask SA farm if you want to understand the impact of Botswana not buying in from SA😂
@@mxolisivictor414yet SA currency is weak and crime rate in SA is high as well as unemployment rate
Yeah most Batswana don't like loud music it's mostly the elders but I also don't like it even though I'm young like my peace, and our malls ain't big we aren't large population and there was a rumor that their would be a MickD in Kasane don't know if it still true, love from 🇧🇼🇧🇼 we are very hot 😂😂😂
I also don't really like loud music so I was happy with that factor, I don't know how many times my neighbours have annoyed me with their noise pollution
Eish, South Africans disrespecting us by calling here a provionce of South Africa.
I can imagine how annoying that is. :(
We do subsidize Botswana's existence. More than a quarter of their national budget comes from Mzansi through the Southern African Customs Union.
@@mdengentongaxhaminiI think many people dnt understand SACU. Every country makes money from customs thru trucks or goods that transit thru the country to other countries like Zambia, DRC, Tanzania. Instead coz of SACU rules, the customs money these countries make are deposited into one SACU account and shared later. Of course SA contributes more but the reality is that even if SACU dies, Botswana will still make money thru customs coz many trucks and goods pass thru their country. 70% of revenue from SACU is their money made from their borders. Only A portion of 20-30% is from SA contribution. Infact there is a debate currently going on in these countries questioning relevance of SACU coz it has rules that blocks foreign investments in other SACU member States.
@@mzerk9324 You're spewing lies. South Africa has by far the highest GDP and population. So that means it makes more from customs. We even subsidize the students from Botswana when they study here. When there was a blackout in BW it was jumpstarted by Eskom otherwise it would've lasted for two weeks. Things should be easier with a population of 2mill. That's the population of a city here.
If the cons of being a part of SACU outweigh the pros then BW would've left a long time ago.
It's a joke to show how similar we are.
It's much better than how we talk about Zimbabwe. 😂
Why do people assume stronger currency equals bigger economy? Ghana currency also stronger than the Rand but it doesn't mean nothing coz SA is way more developed
It’s an uninformed opinion honestly, my Economics teacher would be so angry at me if she knew that I made this assumption. I mean Japan for instance does not have the best currency ever however it is a lot more developed than a lot of countries. It’s just one of those fallacies that some people make.
@@lecee if you know it to be uninformed why do you say it anyway?
Thank you, ma'am.
A beautiful lady with a charming accent.
Thank you
@@lecee she looks like a zulu woman
But Botswana is still South Africa ..is directly linked to Ncape also...We must do away with this British boarders...Botswana is our Land...
Yes is true im of the bloodline of Swati &Batswana same people
You are a trouble maker. Stop making bogus claims that Botswana is South Africa. We may be related by blood but Botswana not a land for South Africa.
@@k.h.a.n.a9346 And that is the Trouble that will United and set as free...Cme one day... Boarders must fall...is a British decided project....So we cannot embraced it....
I can teach you History I don't make bogus claims here....My parents were born in Nossop close to Botswana boarders, the Side of the Kalahari....I can teach you true history not fonkong history....
@@romanussaal712exactly. People have been separated just because of colonization. U have can find the same tribes in 2 different african countries
😮you really look like Motswana ,a local
Setswana is my mother tongue…. I suppose ra tshwana. ❤
@@lecee❤
Botswana is literally an extension of SA. I mean we have 2 provinces Sedi dated to Batswana in SA. The only tribe in SA that has 2 provinces. North West and Northern Cape
Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to visiting Gaborone soon. You're so pretty.
Enjoy your trip. Thank you.
They both have the Tswana people.
So you want to be called ma all the time and for what and if people dont call you that they are disrespectful mxm
No I don’t want to be called ma all the time, I am just stating the differences in Botswana they call me Ma and they are also quite respectful too. In SA even though they don’t call me Ma or Ma’am or Miss they can also be quite rude as well.
@Bulibaby. Customer relationships management demands the service or product provider be respectful and friendly to the customer to encourage repeat purchases or loyalty. Saying sir or ma'am OR ma is standard business etiquette. I, too, love being called such respectful terms as a customer. LOGIC.
Voetsek wena nja...Voetsek you go around calling whites mam or sir and giving them an ear to ear smile but you don't do that to black customers, wishlama wena 😑
@@gatshenindlovu8224Why you do you have to be so rude hayi mani relax yourself 😮😮
@@kholisatanda9270 uyiNzule! Forgive him.
Botswana is an extended province of South Africa similar to Swaziland and Lesotho, that's why when they is a big event in South Africa Batswana people can drive or catch a bus to come and enjoy with us their relatives.
You dreaming
@@bathusiramo9523 he is telling the truth nkare re kgona go bitsa ma sa atla go perfom here
Namibia as well
@@eugenejustin8487 yah Namibia duin good too,but they they still have to work on human socio and economic development.
Botswana they love or like our language especially sepedi like they like South Africa languages nd they love our lìfe am been there many times
You are beautiful, I could not focus on the video but I heard what you were saying, thanks for sharing.
thank you, thanks for watching the video.
Seriously?
I'm need to visit Botswana I need to explore my roots
This logic was also part of the reason why I made the journey
Why can't you do that in the North West?
Jubertina is where I stepped Botswana's next🧐
I’m on the way from BKLYN in Feb. to SA
Oh wow. That’s a long trip down here, enjoy your visit to SA.
@@lecee I am, been coming here for years, this is my second home.
South Africa the land of our fathers....
That sounds like a threat
This is not entirely true. We went on holiday in Botswana some yrs back, customs officias @ Martins Drift were we soo rude we could not believe it. At Ngoma border post into Namibia we were told Mahikeng is part of Botswana n should b brought back.
Thanx for watching and for commenting. :-) That just means we had different experiences, not that mine isn’t true. Maybe it’s new staff since you went a couple of years back. Also I did state that these are based on my personal experiences and that I’m not an expert on all things Botswana 🇧🇼
Seems like Botswana is the way to go. I hope I could visit that country one day.
I hope you get a chance to visit, it’s good for the soul to just be in a relaxed environment for a prolonged period. Truly.
Incredible smile❤❤❤. I love hot weather. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Thank you.
Are you still in Bw?
Not at present.
Flies were procreating mid flight 😂 3:29
Unfortunately true. 🫨
My country Bots. Love it to bits true Mangwato very respectful loving people ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Bangwato rather😂
Black women in Africa are so different from Black women in America. We say American Black women are a combination of brown sugar and gunpowder.
Lol that sounds like an interesting combination 😂
It sure is. 😁@@lecee
@@YTWorldTraveler So what do you call African women?
@@alicegauteng2358probably a combination of brown sugar and muti...🤣🤣🤣
Fair ❤
I can’t imagine you being so calm, chilled and innocent going God Of War on flies 😄
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What is the weather like? I like the idea of Botswana
@@jaredfontaine2002 It’s hot and dry, yet it’s rainy as well.
@lecee Yeah I hate heat where in Africa is it mountainous and cool
There's this guy about one months ago in Dobsonville mall telling in Botswana if you drive and hit a chicken and a dog the jail term is three months. Sheep is six months, goat is twelve months. A cow! Iyoo! O tsamaile. Full twelve months. Is it true? Please do research before you come back. Pula!!! Pula!!!
My video is about the differences that I have noticed. I said in the video that “I’m not an expert” just a tourist travelling. I don’t know about jail time, I thankfully have not had any problems with the police but I will look that up. Thanks.
Naah its not true. Rather than owner of the livestock is liable to pay or be charged because the rule is to keep your livestock of the road. The police do have a stupid standard charge though called reckless diving charge, they just enforce it sporadically
Clearly it doesnt make sense ,so its obviously a lie
@@refigee8752 Thnx for that clarity brother, I've never been outside south Africa., so people just talk. My first countries to visit will be between Burkina Faso, Mali in the Sahel region.
@@melby6512 I acknowledge your predicament. Thnx
how is the safety thou ?
www.smartraveller.gov.au/destinations/africa/botswana
So there are some diseases that are prone in Botwana, check out this link to find out more regarding health safety.
Regarding violence, I have now almost been here for 2 months and I have not experienced or witnessed any crime at all. I have heard of smash and grab. In the complex that we stay in, kids play freely with no parental supervision and nothing has happened to them as there are security guards.
It honestly seems that South Africa is way more dangerous when it comes to pick-pocketing, drugs, car-jacking etc....
.they are very afrocentric
Tswana people are the majority mos 😮Botswana🇧🇼-North West province 🇿🇦 and Gauteng,
O montle ousie, tell me Francis Town, Gaborone are the two provinces there or?
Thank you. No, Francistown and Gaborone are more like cities. The provinces/regions are; Central, Ghanzi, Kgalagadi, Kgatleng, Kweneng, North East, North West, South East, and Southern.
But in South Africa when it comes to respect and calling people bontate, and etc it depends where you are in Cities, towns and township obvious no respect but people from rural areas still have respect
I agree.
Thats exactly what i said it depends where she comes from.
Botswana works 😂😂😂😂😂
At least they took breaks a bit around Christmas, thank goodness. They haven’t been working on December 24th - December 26th 🙂
Is the tswana spoken in SA the same or different from Botswana?
Well I speak Tswana from South Africa however I have noticed some words I say give away the South Africanness in me. So the Tswana dialects in Botswana are more native. SA has parts of these where people speak some of these versions of Tswana and then there are parts of South Africa with more diluted versions which incorporate slang.
@@leceeyour comment doesnt make sense ,as an advice read ,learn and try again ,your video is premature ,nice try though you will get there
Let us correct this, there is no Tswana but Setswana
@@leceeThat's because in Botswana, after making Setswana the national language, they also decided to have standard Setswana, used by all.
There is no language called “Tswana”. It’s Setswana.
Bontle fela
Beautiful lady..nice video
Thanks beautiful lady.
Where are you in South Africa?
Its very funny when you try to go low on Bots ,but you forgot some of us lived in South Africa ,Cape Town ,they used to drive horse drawn carriages in mowbray,salt river and Cape Flats ,o rata jam tlhe mma mme o mono fela
No idea where you are going with this… But good luck with your journey. All the best.
@@leceei love your response 👏 😂
Flies really ngwana!!! Where r u from???
You also need bare in mind. 99% of the people who work at the restaurants and other places are not South Africans.
The people who gave us bad service are South Africans. I’m not referring to foreign people. I’m talking about the natives Zulu’s, Tswana’s, Pedi’s, Swati’s, etc….. Service from people from Zim has generally been great in my opinion.
@@lecee exactly I'm not Zimbabwean. Zimbabweans are know for their exceptional service in the hospitality industry so I refuse to believe that Zimbos give poor or rude service
Are we going to blame everything on foreigners now? Even hospitality?
😂..Ofcoz Botswana is hot.. is Ncape weather...
Same as Limpopo
@@melby6512 Yes but Ncape are the hottest province...Sisrop tê..I will not keep silence...Botswana Boarders must fall...Even Namibia was a boarder created by SWAPO and ANC...Also Lesotho...All Theese so called Countries combined hardly have a population of 15million....What Nonsense is that...?🤣🤣🤣
You make a valid point though I hear you, Northern Cape is quite hot from what I have heard.
@@leceeMany of our frustrations are, nobody speaks about real issues that matters...Our argument is Botswana is still a European British Project...There is almost nothing in Botswana to Govern besides keeping the Country under British rule, for individual benefits and protections... called a Botswana Government...while majority of Botswana citizens stays, work in South Africa...While business in Bostwana are South African businesses...
Well, you don't lack in the looks department. 🙂
interesting topic.
Thank you
Is it possible we could interview you? @@lecee
Are you from South Africa or Botswana?
I’m from South Africa 🇿🇦
This one is a south African.Accent tells.😊
I thought so, but being from the US, I'm not familiar with the SA accent.@@jayjacobs8486
@@jayjacobs8486 Hehehe...
South Africa nd Botswana we are different am been there they call ppl with their names not buti or sesi i been there maybe I don't understand but through my understanding i think south Africa especially limpopo province nd KZN nd EC province we have the lot of respect compare to Botswana the whole
I have a different opinion but I don’t disagree with you as I have not spent a lot of time in KZN, EC and Limpopo so I am not fully aware of the treatment. I was speaking from my experiences in Gauteng & Western Cape versus Botswana (Gaborone) but in Gaborone no one called me by my name I was addressed as Mma the whole time. So I’m surprised that we have a different experience however I accept your opinion as well.
Not all parkings charges money in SA as well moes...
So Botswana is a den of Chisa Nyama...!!!?
Yeah, this is true it isn’t every mall that charges for parking in SA. Mostly malls charge you though. Shopping complexes don’t charge.
I was just highlighting that in Botswana every single mall that I have been to so far doesn’t ask for payment for parking.
Interesting
thank you
The flies ste mot just because of cows but is opportunistic behaviour for desert animals. It's do dry snd empty elsewhere that human settlements sre the only place where there is a steady supply of food n water
You are another entitled South African though. I quite agree with you about flies nuisance. I detest them with passion. They are very many in the Northern part of Nigeria too.
Entitled in what sense?
@@lecee I have watched some of your videos and you keep complaining about cattle everywhere and house flies. That is how I know an entitled person.
@@youme1414there's nothing entitled in what she said, she's just not used to having flies around her... Just because you're used to living with flies in your house, it doesn't mean other people are like you.
You say you detest them but at the same time labeling another person entitled for disliking them.
@@mphosa995 Didn't you read my reply to her when she asks for the reason I call her entitled. Many South Africans have big chip on their shoulders.
@@youme1414 and many Nigerians just have issues with South Africans for no reason, you're one of them.
Stop being so entitled over how she should behave or live her life... Why are you so bothered by her hatred for flies?
You cannot talk of house flies whyle you talking of one of the few cleanest Countries in Africa,there must have been something bad attracting those flies around you
@bathusiramo
Clean doesnt always mean fly free.
If there are animals roaming where they shouldnt there will be flies coming from their urine and poo/dung.
@@rorirory121 I get you but our farm animals are found only in farms,there are stray animals which upon noticed impounded by the Town/City councils,all our major roads are fenced to hinder farm animals from accessing major roads,keeping a farm animal in a village or town is strictly prohibited,in some places even the keeping of free range chickens is prohibited,we are an organized Country,house fly exists everywhere.
@@bathusiramo9523 cow dung in Botswana causing flies
Im from Botswana and you are wrong about our customer service 😅😅😅. SAns are so much better than us on just behaving professionally
I am definitely not wrong, definitely not, like I said this is my personal experience, your experience doesn’t have to match mine, but just because it doesn’t match it doesn’t mean you get to invalidate my experience, you are open to preferring South African customer service, that’s up to you, however my video is about my preference.
Botswana lesotho eswatini there is no difference
I haven't been to eSwatini or Lesotho but they are definitely on my bucket list. I believe you though.
that flie really providing evidence 😂😂
Right??? lol 😂
What is 'super' older?
Old enough to be your parent “older”
Botswana does not have a city.Their so called 'towns' does not meet a standard of been called a town.I previously visited Palapye,Selebi Phikwe and Bobonong.Oh! my God,Mathata.You can't even compare their so called capital city(Gaborone) with Polokwane.
I hear what you mean. Bare go sepela ke go bona. I only know now in hindsight.
What are the basic things to be found in a city?
Those are not towns😂
You have never been to Botswana
I visit Botswana almost every week dear.
I don't see where you are from?
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Love you🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
umuhle wena
Kealeboga
Gaborone isn't that hot the north is where it's at😂
Francistown papa💥💥💥💥
lol then I’ll stay far away from the North in that case 😂
The problem in South Africa is Comprador Bourgeoisie always imitating white folks and always seeking white aoproval even if white folks just don't care about your economical status achievement . They just don't caryat all and our people maybe can learn from our people from Botswana and Zimbabwe Malawi etc. They're a humble people alwat
Iyo whats with envy & hostility your hatred of South African is clouding your judgement .your environment shapes u .so shes proudly South African she is not trying to be anything unlike some of are Africans who are ashamed where they come from
What a 😂...
Wait until Botswana becomes developed with more modern lifestyle in the Cities or Gaborone becomes developed. You will see lifestyle changes to western kind where people start speaking English more. Now is because things r slow and not that is happening socially.
Psycho talking points,learn what from ppl who destroyed their countries
@@Just.Phillip with this crappy Engrish of yours you cant be talking of Peoples English,Batswana are educated and knows English ,infact thats and official language together with Setswana ,almost the entire population speaks and write in English ,you need to travel please
Botswana is very rural and backward, plain and simple
Just like your country is a crime hub I rather be poor than live in a country undergoing femicide and high rape cases
You have never been to Botswana I can tell by your Ignorance
Botswana doesn't have squatter camps, lack of water and load shedding. They have free education unlike you
Botswana has free education??? Wow, that's cool.
Atleast china isn't donating generators to us😊
You are pretty
Thank you
But this girl is very beautiful i want to marry her
gorgeous
Thank you
There's big difference between SA and Botswana, the latter is a colony of the US , also SA is a true democracy
Interesting
You should go back to school.
Oh, that’s why US has an army base in Bots😳
SA former British colony..
Botswana was colonised by the British Not US, please confirm your statements before you say them please. Again, What do you mean by true democracy?
😂😂😂 yeah the flies are caused by the cattle. Also Botswana is much hotter than SA
This is true. I wish the flies weren’t there though, they make the whole experience annoying tbh and yes it’s much much much hotter in my opinion
@@lecee Thank you for the heads-up. Basically the reason for the heat here is because geographically Botswana sits in a basin between SA and Zim. They normally talk about the witwatersrand as being on an escarpment and I think due to this you get much cooler Temps in the gauteng area. We unfortunately suffer from this awful heat when it doesn't rain like this year. By the way you are so pretty😊😊
Respectful?It is not an insult in Botswana to call one lekwerekwere.You ommited so many things on your comparison.Thanks for wasting our precious time.
My pleasure 😇
Batswana hardly use that word these days. I say so as someone with non Tswana roots
@@josephshonga178 why did they use it in the first place.
@danielphologa5903,
Its too soon for her to make comparisons.
@@rorirory121 You're asking the wrong person.
macdonalds is overrated
Maybe you speak the language so you got some brownie points for that. I found batswana to be hostile and generally rude. From that Tlokweng border it's lights, camera, action! 🚮🚮🚮.
Wow that's hectic but I believe you, yeah I do speak the language so perhaps that helps.
I beg to differ but ke that's your experience. I am a Xhosa speaking person from South African and when I am in Botswana I speak English since I am not fluent in SeTswana but the treatment I get from Batswana is out this world and I have never experienced it anywhere else. They are down to earth people with good values and morals.
@@zoliswamantambo-kgano599 I'm glad you had a better experience mate. My 2 visits were the pits unfortunately. Perhaps I'll have better luck next time, in the very unlikely event that I go back to Gabs.
I need a wife. If you not available, introduce me to your sister, cousins etc....
Botswana is still advanced compared to South African you guys still live in shacks without clean water.
😂😂😂😂, is that the only measure for advanced, you do know that the world's most advanced economies don't even provide homes for their population
What a chop...read a book😂..
@@mthunzimapatwanaSA is still backwards with Xenophobia,Crimes,loadsheeding,Shacks. We have zero shacks\slums in Botswana.
@@facts4157 Reasons no shacks because they are no massive economic migrations from other countries and within the country and maybe your law is very hard on human rights settlements. You can't tell people who migrate to Botswana are rich people who buy houses. Same in SA , no shacks in limpopo, mpumalnga. U can't brag whether u have shacks or not.
@@facts4157 O maaaka mr botswana is not advanced we are low in-come go to lobatse, g west re palelwa ke go tsenya ditsela ebe rere pula is stronger than rands ,we even fail to build world class stadiums , we dont even have cities like cape town. botswana economy is $20 billion we depend SA for many stuff. south africa is $500 billion economy and part of g20, so you cant compare botswana le SA re santse rele ko morago thata ,compare botswana le namibia or rwanda not SA