Botswana launches ambitious P7bn school infrastructure overhaul

Generations of learners have been educated in deteriorating conditions with inadequate facilities, affecting educational quality and contributing to migration toward private schools.

For decades, Botswana's public schools have stood as quiet monuments to deferred promise — places where children learned to dream in spite of crumbling walls rather than because of what surrounded them. In March 2026, President Duma Boko broke that long silence with a sweeping commitment to refurbish all 1,020 government schools, giving institutional form to that promise through the newly created Education Infrastructure Management Company. The initiative confronts not merely deteriorating buildings but a deeper fracture in the social contract — the quiet exodus of families toward private scho

Botswana launches ambitious P7bn school infrastructure overhaul

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