Botswana Needs Support to Nurture Democracy
It is in the best interest of the international community for Botswana, Africa's oldest continuous multi-party democracy, to maintain good governance and tranquillity, and achieve greater economic stability.
In Gaborone, the Minister of State in the Foreign Office of the Federal Republic of Germany, Ms Serap Guler, expressed these sentiments during a courtesy call on the Speaker of the National Assembly, Mr Dithapelo Keorapetse.
Ms Guler said the instability that has led to terrorism building in other places proves the importance of countries such as Botswana remaining stable.
Author's summary: Botswana needs support for democracy and stability.
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