An article in Botswana Journal of Economics (Vol 7, No 11, 2010) reveals that despite a series of supportive policies over the years, economic diversification remains an obscurity for Botswana. The economy remains heavily dependent on diamond mining, while the private sector, considered pivotal in the strategy for diversification, continues to be shallow and narrow, with weak inter sectoral diversity and production links. Click here to access the full paper.
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