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Botswana is 50

Botswana celebrates its 50th independence day,on September 30th 1966, the country was liberated from its colonial master, great Britain. On like other African countries, Botswana got its independence peacefully, without blood sheed of its citizens or any form of rival,the peace it had then, the country still enjoys till date.

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