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Botswana has declared a one-and-a-half-day paid public holiday to celebrate the inauguration of the country’s new President, Duma Gideon Boko.
In a statement released on Tuesday, November 5, government spokesperson Montlenyane Baaitse announced that Thursday, November 7, will be a half day, while Friday, November 8, has been officially designated as a full-paid public holiday. Said Baaitse:
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The public is informed that the President of the Republic of Botswana, Advocate Duma Gideon Boko, has officially declared Friday the 8th of November 2024 as a paid public holiday.
This decision aims to provide Batswana with the opportunity to attend the inauguration ceremony of the 6th President of Botswana.
In addition to the public holiday, Thursday, November 7, 2024, has been designated as a half day. This allowance is intended to facilitate safe travel for long-distance travellers heading to Gaborone to participate in the historic inauguration event on the 8th of November, 2024.
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Baaitse encouraged Batswana to plan their travel to Gaborone and participate in the celebration of “this significant occasion in our nation’s history.”
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Botswana has a new president named Duma Gideon Boko. The government has declared a one-and-a-half-day public holiday for his inauguration. Thursday, November 7th will be a half day, and Friday, November 8th will be a full-paid public holiday. This is to allow people to attend the inauguration ceremony. People are encouraged to plan their travel to Gaborone and participate in this important event. It is a significant occasion in the country's history.

Botswana Declares One-and-a-Half-Day Public Holiday For President's Inauguration

President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who also serves as the SADC Chairperson, on Friday extended his congratulations to Duma Boko, the newly elected president of Botswana.
Boko, the leader of the opposition coalition Umbrella for Democratic Change, was officially declared Botswana’s sixth president by Chief Justice Terence Rannowane during a broadcast on state television.
In his congratulatory message, Mnangagwa said that Boko’s victory in the October 30 election reflects the strong confidence that the people of Botswana have in his leadership abilities. Said Mnangagwa:
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On behalf of the Government and People of the Republic of Zimbabwe, and on my own behalf, I wish to extend to you my most sincere congratulations on your election as the next President-Elect of the Republic of Botswana.
Your victory clearly attests to the confidence that the people of Botswana have in your leadership capabilities.
As you assume your new role, I am confident that the excellent relations between our two countries will continue to grow from strength to strength in the years ahead, for the mutual benefit of our two peoples.
I also affirm my commitment to working very closely with you at regional, continental and multilateral fora, in pursuit of a just global political and economic order.
May I take this opportunity to wish you personal good health and success, as well as peace and prosperity for the people of Botswana.
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Mnangagwa’s delay in congratulating Duma Boko has raised eyebrows, especially since outgoing Botswana President Mokgweetsi Masisi conceded defeat and congratulated Boko early on Saturday.
In contrast, during the recent Mozambique elections on October 9, Mnangagwa swiftly congratulated FRELIMO’s Daniel Chapo even before the final results were announced.
Political commentators suggest that Mnangagwa may have been hurt by the defeat of his close ally, as several high-ranking ZANU PF officials, including Patrick Chinamasa, actively campaigned for Masisi and his PDP party leading up to the elections.
Zimbabwean journalist Hopewell Chin’ono claimed that Masisi and Mnangagwa were friends long before they assumed the presidency in their respective countries. He wrote on X:
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Masisi used to visit Mnangagwa before either of them became president, it was under the radar, and the Zimbabwean media never wrote about it, maybe because they didn’t know, or because they didn’t see the need to.
To keep these visits discreet, Masisi would stay with John Bredenkamp, a white businessman and ZANU PF supporter who died in 2020, rather than with Mnangagwa directly.
So, the association between Masisi and Mnangagwa was not new, it predated their presidencies and it became apparent as the two men took turns to support each other publicly.
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President Mnangagwa congratulated Duma Boko, who won the election in Botswana. Boko is the new president of Botswana. Mnangagwa said the people of Botswana trust Boko to lead well. He wants to keep good relations with Botswana. Mnangagwa waited to congratulate Boko, while Boko's opponent, Masisi, congratulated him quickly. Some think Mnangagwa was upset because Masisi lost. They were friends before becoming presidents. They supported each other. Mnangagwa and Boko will work together in the future.

Mnangagwa Congratulates Botswana's President Elect, Duma Boko

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