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A President of a kind

Ian Kgama/Khama has got to be the best president I know.

The man (Botswana's fourth top man) does not seem to be scared of anything. Traffic regulations, liquor price hike and now civil service uniform. Do you know any president of Botswana who had such guts? I don't.

A normal politician would be thinking, 'What will the people say?' and in the end nothing that should really be done would be done.

The staff used to make this man is the same that is used for great men!

Please read my blog again for more. There is going to be some interesting staff here. I will also get to explain what I was on about.

If you want to know a bit about the man please google search Ian Khama....

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  1. UnknownApril 2, 2009 at 5:25 AM

    Shu...This issue of dress code now is getting far! That was the last thing i thought about although I am particular about how people dress sometimes. But with the government I really cant comment. Why does he has to say this? Maybe its because...

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