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My dear you're speaking about foreigners in Botswana. The same thing happens in Kenya. Please change your title, it's misleading. I've had the same treatment from Kenyan's.
Richie your comments on race are spot on and have touched a nerve in me. Grew up in Kenya and left for work in the gulf region in my thirties where I still am. I was shocked to be aware of my identity as a black man a fact which grew on me as I missed job opportunities and growth. It only became clear with the passage of time as I became conscious of subtle expressions by others on account of my race. The end result,I revelled in my blackness, my melanin to the point where I acknowledge every black face I meet on the streets irrespective of nationality. That slight nod of the head to emphasize our pan Africanism common interest.
Botswana is a Black country there is no way you could associate our country with racism. You experienced racism from foreigners, not locals. This heading is misplaced
I am a Kenyan who grew up in Botswana, having went to both private and government schools. My school was not predominately white , it was predominately black with a few indians. I did not experience xenophobia from my schoolmates or other schools, i did experience colourism and classism in private school . Alot of students even teachers would think im not as smart as other simply bcs i was dark skinned, its so idiotic. In Botswana, Batswana take respect towards elders very seriously, its not hard to learn the greeting especially being there for 2 years, just learn to say Dumela, re teng, ee rra, ee mma and your good. Adelles experience doesn't paint the picture for the whole of Botswana or even the majority, I think her experience is within the private school, elite world. Most Batswana are respectful, they speak english if you dont understand setswana and for the most part are not xenophobic ( there is still xenophobia in botswana and if you dont agree think about how zimbabweans are viewed and treated here)
@@priscillancube9193 when I was younger they were harassed by police, alot of them are undocumented so you could say it's warranted, but my mother who is not a Zimbabwean was often mistook for one and made very many visits to the police station until she proved that she's not answering illegal immigrant, one time she just left home to pick my sister and i from school. The police harassed me too. Some people call Zimbabweans by derogatory words, almost as if it's a sin to be Zimbabwean, like they are less than. But I believe this is just a few people, most people are not like that.
@@priscillancube9193 How are Namibians treated? Why is it that Zambians,South Africans and Namibians are treated better than Zimbabweans? Have you seen the things that Zimbabweans do at Bus Rank/station,and in areas like Mogoditshane.
@@priscillancube9193 They are receive bad treatment by Botswana mainly because of Crimes that they commit(Stealing livestock near the border,Selling drugs in Gaborone Bus Rank,Scamming pepople,and stealing) and Tribalism.
I went to Marapula high school for bball compez when I was in high school in 99 . That's where we were hosted during the tournament. It was nice culture shock. I loved it
In Botswana we love our native language and any Africa country do. If you are in a foreign country learn the basic words such as greeting that's how you break the eyes.Otherwise we do know the definition of Xenophobia. Botswana is not xenophobic unless if you yourself have attitude.
Imagine going to country and complaint about them speaking their language disregard their culture not expecting xenophobia. Foreigner's likes to create their own spaces not interacting the locals I guess that's the reason you went private schools If you went to public schools in Botswana you will have not even experience racism & xenophobia.
Hhmmmm. Having the honor of having traveled to different places / cultures, i find your comment grossly one sided. Looked at from a narrow perspective, it looks/ sounds right (politically). But if we analyze it for its worth, your statement falls flat on its face. But we live and let live
@@randomtourist6656 i have seen foreigners both black and whyte, come into botswana and live here for 10 years plus....but they never learn to speak the language....I will never comprehend it to be honest....more so that batswana mostly speak setswana....So please learn the fckin language....
And majority of those in private schools are foreigners it means they were treating each other badly as foreigners now she wants to pain people of Botswana with the same paint. Foreigners have this tendency of isolating themselves from the local, creating their own planet in other people 's territory, even in the workplace, they always isolate themselves from us. Should we kneel before them and beg they NO.We respect their space and from there when they don't know how to speak our languages they say xenophobia. Some of us speak more that 2 native languages we can't afford to speak English the whole day. We have a life to live beyond English.
cmon, you cant say that there isnt mistreatment towards zimbabweans in Botswana. That my friend is the most obvious and ugly face of xenophobia in bots.
U are now starting Botswana is not xenophobic they evil criminals and lowly stupid inhuman people who disregard the country laws and take advantage of Batswana kindness
Then the caption or headline of this clip is misleading. The racism had very little to do with Botswana. The racism for that matter was from local Batswana. She misses the deep rooted black consciousness by seemingly preferring a lifestyle of whites. She admits that she felt comfortable not belonging. She missed experiencing tha culture of Batswana because of an artificial envìon̈ent.
Omg Westwood……I am sorry you experienced that,but your fascinating anecdote is somewhat similar to my experience in Kwa Zulu Natal - Boys private school I attended. She ain’t lying about Setswana especially Setswana sa bo Rrê because it was difficult for me and Zulu lol
Maaaan that apartheid mess is painful. Living in Mozambique and visiting South Africa often, you see it when you visit SA. I didn’t realize it spread its tendons to Botswana. My uncle who worked as a doctor living in Botswana and Namibia shared how mean they were treated.
i mean i can't sympathies with the language part. We speak the language of colonizers so what is it to learn more African languages especially when you r living there for a long time? you chose to speak french in the host country?girrl byee, the colonizers did a number on Africans, even experiencing racism in a black majority country is mad
I’m certainly no racist thank you very much! When you realize you have one army, one concept, one movement, one action you have is what’s called a revolution. The more we stay separated and the more we don’t understand the concept of the EYE that is within ALL OF US. We will constantly constantly constantly lose from day, one too day forever ❤
What does your individual experience have to do with Botswana? Please change your heading or sell your rubbish story elsewhere. Stop tarnishing the image of the beautiful Botswana!
Just imagine going to other people 's country and feel like they must hear all from you and being treated like Queen Elizabeth. I am happy it happened in Botswana 🇧🇼 and the world and the continent will understand how is it to be labeled xenophobic while you are not as the whole continent knows as we South African are xenophobic .The neighboring Brothers/ sisters goes to other countries and once there. they want to set their own rules to those citizens and if one says no, is XENOPHOBIC. Some goes there looking for opportunities even they know in that country the opportunity he/she sees in illegally, whe you say no you are XENOPHOBIC. in South Africa foreigners were here even before democratic 1994 from Lesotho, Botswana, Swaziland etc and they behaved well where we didn't even think they are outsiders. But after 1994 they whole continent want to come to SA illegally and do illegal things and we don't have to nothing. Let's visits our neighbors and respect them they belongs there.
Maaka a ngwanyana yo😂 A re She likes winning😂 At 12 she experienced xenophobia...ha o phadimoga ba dira jalo bana ba sekolo mo BW...and its not just you. Dnt forget that we got different tribes here in Botswana.That happens to most batswana school kids and they quickly become friends. i guess you were just in the wrong places if it went on for so long..sorry😢 Ntwa kgolo ke ya molomo kwano..you have to risk being called mean sometimes to get a point across
The heading is misleading. You're giving people a wrong impression about Batswana being xenophobic. You experienced it from foreigners. I hope that you will change your headings to reflect the truth of what you went through
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My dear you're speaking about foreigners in Botswana. The same thing happens in Kenya. Please change your title, it's misleading. I've had the same treatment from Kenyan's.
Richie your comments on race are spot on and have touched a nerve in me. Grew up in Kenya and left for work in the gulf region in my thirties where I still am. I was shocked to be aware of my identity as a black man a fact which grew on me as I missed job opportunities and growth. It only became clear with the passage of time as I became conscious of subtle expressions by others on account of my race. The end result,I revelled in my blackness, my melanin to the point where I acknowledge every black face I meet on the streets irrespective of nationality. That slight nod of the head to emphasize our pan Africanism common interest.
africans need to wake up
Botswana is a Black country there is no way you could associate our country with racism. You experienced racism from foreigners, not locals. This heading is misplaced
True
This episode took me on an emotional rollercoaster. It took me through the pain of racism to the triumph of representing the national team.
I am a Kenyan who grew up in Botswana, having went to both private and government schools. My school was not predominately white , it was predominately black with a few indians. I did not experience xenophobia from my schoolmates or other schools, i did experience colourism and classism in private school . Alot of students even teachers would think im not as smart as other simply bcs i was dark skinned, its so idiotic. In Botswana, Batswana take respect towards elders very seriously, its not hard to learn the greeting especially being there for 2 years, just learn to say Dumela, re teng, ee rra, ee mma and your good. Adelles experience doesn't paint the picture for the whole of Botswana or even the majority, I think her experience is within the private school, elite world. Most Batswana are respectful, they speak english if you dont understand setswana and for the most part are not xenophobic ( there is still xenophobia in botswana and if you dont agree think about how zimbabweans are viewed and treated here)
How are Zimbabweans treated
@@priscillancube9193 when I was younger they were harassed by police, alot of them are undocumented so you could say it's warranted, but my mother who is not a Zimbabwean was often mistook for one and made very many visits to the police station until she proved that she's not answering illegal immigrant, one time she just left home to pick my sister and i from school. The police harassed me too. Some people call Zimbabweans by derogatory words, almost as if it's a sin to be Zimbabwean, like they are less than. But I believe this is just a few people, most people are not like that.
@@priscillancube9193 How are Namibians treated?
Why is it that Zambians,South Africans and Namibians are treated better than Zimbabweans?
Have you seen the things that Zimbabweans do at Bus Rank/station,and in areas like Mogoditshane.
@@crazychaba9816 I’m not from Botswana , lm from zim so l was just wondering how there are treated there
@@priscillancube9193 They are receive bad treatment by Botswana mainly because of Crimes that they commit(Stealing livestock near the border,Selling drugs in Gaborone Bus Rank,Scamming pepople,and stealing) and Tribalism.
Adelle is really conversational. And that laugh is more infectious than covid.
Rule number 1: LEARN THE LANGUAGE....its not xenophobia....people generally warm up to you when you speak their language....
Don't ignore the truth
hane a ile Foranse ne a ya go ithuta Sefora
@@crazychaba9816 Ke hoo....
I went to Marapula high school for bball compez when I was in high school in 99 . That's where we were hosted during the tournament. It was nice culture shock. I loved it
In Botswana we love our native language and any Africa country do. If you are in a foreign country learn the basic words such as greeting that's how you break the eyes.Otherwise we do know the definition of Xenophobia. Botswana is not xenophobic unless if you yourself have attitude.
tough topics ,Hilarious conversation.....
Adelle is super likeable
She is
She is hilarious
Imagine going to country and complaint about them speaking their language disregard their culture not expecting xenophobia.
Foreigner's likes to create their own spaces not interacting the locals I guess that's the reason you went private schools If you went to public schools in Botswana you will have not even experience racism & xenophobia.
Hhmmmm.
Having the honor of having traveled to different places / cultures, i find your comment grossly one sided.
Looked at from a narrow perspective, it looks/ sounds right (politically). But if we analyze it for its worth, your statement falls flat on its face.
But we live and let live
@@randomtourist6656 i have seen foreigners both black and whyte, come into botswana and live here for 10 years plus....but they never learn to speak the language....I will never comprehend it to be honest....more so that batswana mostly speak setswana....So please learn the fckin language....
@@randomtourist6656I can bet my last penny he is an SA. Defensive
And majority of those in private schools are foreigners it means they were treating each other badly as foreigners now she wants to pain people of Botswana with the same paint. Foreigners have this tendency of isolating themselves from the local, creating their own planet in other people 's territory, even in the workplace, they always isolate themselves from us. Should we kneel before them and beg they NO.We respect their space and from there when they don't know how to speak our languages they say xenophobia. Some of us speak more that 2 native languages we can't afford to speak English the whole day. We have a life to live beyond English.
Learn the language Setswana period
Its my first time to hear that there is xenophobia in Botswana..😮..Im here in Botswana..guys no
She is tarnishing our country's image while she inserted herself in white peoples space, those are foreigners too and your parents must have known.
cmon, you cant say that there isnt mistreatment towards zimbabweans in Botswana. That my friend is the most obvious and ugly face of xenophobia in bots.
U are now starting Botswana is not xenophobic they evil criminals and lowly stupid inhuman people who disregard the country laws and take advantage of Batswana kindness
Had to laugh out loud when Richie clicked Xhosa😂😂😂 had to visualise "Nkt Xhosa"
Then the caption or headline of this clip is misleading. The racism had very little to do with Botswana. The racism for that matter was from local Batswana.
She misses the deep rooted black consciousness by seemingly preferring a lifestyle of whites.
She admits that she felt comfortable not belonging.
She missed experiencing tha culture of Batswana because of an artificial envìon̈ent.
Omg Westwood……I am sorry you experienced that,but your fascinating anecdote is somewhat similar to my experience in Kwa Zulu Natal - Boys private school I attended. She ain’t lying about Setswana especially Setswana sa bo Rrê because it was difficult for me and Zulu lol
Ooh my lawd amazing lady
😂😂I did not see the fainting part coming...
Maaaan that apartheid mess is painful. Living in Mozambique and visiting South Africa often, you see it when you visit SA. I didn’t realize it spread its tendons to Botswana. My uncle who worked as a doctor living in Botswana and Namibia shared how mean they were treated.
Learn their language don't talk English it's not our African native language and if it's hot leave the kitchen . What's holding u
That fainting part 😂
LMAO ati the Black teachers are like „ Amandla“ yesssoo. Dope episode, and Adelle love how you handled the racism!
What is Amandla please???
i mean i can't sympathies with the language part. We speak the language of colonizers so what is it to learn more African languages especially when you r living there for a long time? you chose to speak french in the host country?girrl byee, the colonizers did a number on Africans, even experiencing racism in a black majority country is mad
😂😂😂 Ati two will obviously faint😂😂😂
I was shocked, what a misleading headline! 🙌
Loveable ❤
I have been listening, unfortunately I don't get were you were offended in Xenophobic way. What happened kante here?
I want to travel to Botswana
we dont need anymore racists ...please
I’m certainly no racist thank you very much!
When you realize you have one army, one concept, one movement, one action you have is what’s called a revolution.
The more we stay separated and the more we don’t understand the concept of the EYE that is within ALL OF US.
We will constantly constantly constantly lose from day, one too day forever ❤
You are welcome.
What does your individual experience have to do with Botswana? Please change your heading or sell your rubbish story elsewhere. Stop tarnishing the image of the beautiful Botswana!
But why the hell would you say Botswana than naming your School in Botswana. That's very wrong,tsek
Just imagine going to other people 's country and feel like they must hear all from you and being treated like Queen Elizabeth. I am happy it happened in Botswana 🇧🇼 and the world and the continent will understand how is it to be labeled xenophobic while you are not as the whole continent knows as we South African are xenophobic .The neighboring Brothers/ sisters goes to other countries and once there. they want to set their own rules to those citizens and if one says no, is XENOPHOBIC. Some goes there looking for opportunities even they know in that country the opportunity he/she sees in illegally, whe you say no you are XENOPHOBIC. in South Africa foreigners were here even before democratic 1994 from Lesotho, Botswana, Swaziland etc and they behaved well where we didn't even think they are outsiders. But after 1994 they whole continent want to come to SA illegally and do illegal things and we don't have to nothing. Let's visits our neighbors and respect them they belongs there.
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Misplaced heading, such doesn't exist in Botswana...
Maaka a ngwanyana yo😂
A re She likes winning😂 At 12 she experienced xenophobia...ha o phadimoga ba dira jalo bana ba sekolo mo BW...and its not just you. Dnt forget that we got different tribes here in Botswana.That happens to most batswana school kids and they quickly become friends. i guess you were just in the wrong places if it went on for so long..sorry😢
Ntwa kgolo ke ya molomo kwano..you have to risk being called mean sometimes to get a point across
This topic is misleading, and this words are too strong n harsh for Botswana, do not be dilusional.
the racism you found was from the white people,we are not racists in BOTSWANA
The heading is misleading. You're giving people a wrong impression about Batswana being xenophobic. You experienced it from foreigners. I hope that you will change your headings to reflect the truth of what you went through
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