'Batswana don't respond to aptitude testing'(Mogae Legacy)

Tuesday, April 01, 2008

In this wide-arching article, veteran journalist Douglas Tsiako asks whether Batswana have become too tractable to use diamonds to take their destiny into their own hands.

If that should turn out to be the case, he believes the credit belongs to generations of a docile but apartheid-complicit political leadership.

When Clem Sunter came on his wing-footed lecture tour in the last quarter of the 1980s, the man had the self-confidence and poise of one who did not expect to be challenged in any way.

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