Indian community has not monopolized business

Friday, January 15, 2021

For months, there has been growing attempts by some individuals to isolate the Indian community and foment anti-Indian rhetoric by making unfounded claims that the Indian businesses are disenfranchising Batswana.

This perception and chauvinistic sentiments are not just disturbing but hurtful and derogatory. They threaten the core fabric of our society founded on the principles of Botho and unity and cannot go unchallenged, lest they are misconstrued as the truth.

What is even more disturbing is that some on social media could go to an extent of alleging that there is a mafia that has captured the economy.

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