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• When I am in a group of Batswana, we speak Setswana.
• The Batswana ( Tswana people ) call the town Sefatlhane.
• An agreement was signed between the Boers and the Batswana in January 1853.
• These Batswana people accepted the Voortrekkers as allies.
• Prior to European contact, the Batswana lived as herders and farmers under tribal rule.
• He collected oral history of the BaTswana.
• Bojalwa ja Setswana ( the beer of Batswana ) is brewed from fermented sorghum seeds.
• In the early 19th century the baTswana tribe known as baTawana arrived in the Ngamiland.
• The school was founded in 1928 by the Catholic Church to form and inform Batswana children.
• At that time there were very few graduates in the country and very few Batswana attended secondary school.
• In 1985 the Bah?韘 were invited to a seminar on religions at the University of Batswana.
• "I enjoyed teaching here, " said Williams, who married a Batswana woman in 1981.
• She was the plaintiff in a case that allowed the children of women by foreign nationals to be considered Batswana.
• The station has committed itself to provide at least 60 % local content to meet the diverse needs of Batswana.
• It recognizes that the majority of Batswana are young people, and that Botswana has diverse cultural and language groups.
• The British did not want to make an agreement with the Batswana as that would hurt relations with the Boers.
• During the period, Nwako also began writing for newspapers, especially Naledi ya Batswana and African Echo, using the pseudonym  Tribesman.
• Voters must be Batswana citizens aged 18 or over, have continuously resided in the country for at least 12 months prior to voter registration.
• With so many Batswana men away in the army and the South African mines, this required the intensified use of women's labour.
• There are also a number of business people of Middle eastern and Indian origin who have become Batswana while living as their own small tight communities.