Global Founders | Amb. Kitso Mokaila: Democracy is Work in Progress

Global Founders | Amb. Kitso Mokaila: Democracy is Work in Progress

Written By Drew Precious
July 14, 2021

Season 4, Episode 2
His Excellency Onkokame Kitso Mokaila, Ambassador for Botswana to the United States, joins Neal Piper at the Presidential Precinct for a conversation around Botswana’s role in the future of global democracy. Learn more about Botswana’s history and longstanding multi-party democracy, while considering how all countries must work to maintain their democratic processes day-by-day.

Introductory music titled “Supernova” by Presidential Precinct Alumnus David Hofisi

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