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🔵Botswana President Duma Boko got some occasional standing ovation at the ongoing African Union summit in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, paying tribute to his predecessor Mokgweetsi Masisi for how he handled his shock defeat in last October's elections in his country, while also extolling the virtues of his country's democracy... show more

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I wonder what the Thief President of Zim is conctocting

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Boko is leadership material. I salute him and yes he has just gained more popularity in Africa

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Do you really know what a "Standing ovation " is??? Open RG MUGABE speeches, in one or 2 of them, you will appreciate what a Standing Ovation looks like!

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Next to him is Mnangagwa, who at this very time is trying to illegally extend his illegitimate stay in power beyond a glaring constitutional mandate. l wonder how he feels.

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Hona iro rescarf 😂😂😂 zimbavha remashuwa

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Botswana is a true & matured democracy. True leadership Zimbabwe, well, well

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@edmnangagwa was actually asleep And this must not be just nice speeches without action, leader should start held their fellow leader into account for their wrong doing esp when it comes to democracy , Democracy must prevail

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Mnangagwa lost an opportunity to be napping with Raila Odinga

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Taurira Pasi, unosvasvangwa

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Good speech but where is the "standing ovation"? Its all clapping of hands

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