Episode 58|H.E Dr. Lt. Gen. Seretse Khama Ian Khama on Tales,Royalty,BDF,Politics,President Masisi

[@neosjournal_]

Gake gane no one is perfect but this guy genuinely cared about the country.🇧🇼

[@concillialeburu2041]

📌💕

[@lekulaii9395]

No way he still want to steal the Botswana's things

[@seratisapelo]

Girl .. this is the guy who promoted physical fitness, culture tolerance etc. to our country. I love him. He sent out the message of acceptance of each other.

[@phenyobasimolodi350]

Ga o itse Khama wena...

[@neosjournal_]

@@lekulaii9395 at least he stole but still have back to the people 🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️

[@Onlyinjoburg]

Please have more political interviews to keep the youth informed. Big ups to you guys

[@WadaMaripe]

What a great interview 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Ian is sooooo smart and so articulate✨The best president we have ever had🇧🇼motho arata Botswana le Batswana🥺 You did well for the country but the only error you sold us dreams( your VP)😿 Thank you Kgosikgolo👏🏾 Ke nako✨✨✨2024 we are just hoping for the best,Botswana deserves better, Please resolve your issues with the current and make Botswana a better place again💙🖤🤍 Joey big up man👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Keep shining ✨

[@xchromehearxt8838]

This is the interview I didn't even know I needed. Props to the former president for sitting down and connecting with the youth.

[@edwardthepuri7542]

One of the best interviews, I wish all the youths in RSA and Botswana listen to him when talking about alcohol

[@leslie9249]

Wow a true army personnel. I liked it when he named out the army ranks without reading them. (41:00mins).

[@wissyb]

Takes me back to my time in Botswana 2006-2011....some of my best years 🙌

[@pamwechete85]

YES ZIMBABWEANS LOVE YOU WAY TOO MUCH SKI AND YOU ALWAYS IN OUR PRAYERS , MAY GOD BLESS YOU LT GENERAL 🙏

[@deanjones2337]

I Like The Fact That His Excellency. Dr. Lt. Seretse Khama Ian Khama Is Pulling Through Regardless whatever is/was been said about him Being The Former President...

[@gobonoloboroga9642]

This is the best podcast I've watched ever and it came from my home country 🇧🇼🇧🇼🇧🇼

[@tertiaotsetswe350]

I have always wanted to know what he thinks about having a family and kids... to be honest it is actually what i thought could be the answer.. much respect to our Brother ♥️ ♥️🔥

[@zawadix9574]

I don't think he wants that hustle at this stage of his life ....his choice kids can be a nightmare😮

[@osionthabeng2148]

Astonishing! Marvelous. Its good to hear from the horse's mouth and he appears to be telling the truth he knows, and the best of his opinion. Even when I disagree with him on issues of Gaddafi and Idi Amin but former president ga se leherehere, he may be wrong on many terms but ga se leherehere

[@unabatshomodie9340]

This is one of the best best interviews.. You outdid yourselves Team OverView. Big up. It's going surpass the most viewed within 24hrs i tell you.

[@kesaobakamotlhagodi2155]

18+ wasn't necessary, this needs to be consumed by every Motswana more especially kids otherwise according to me it's a imperative piece of interview and I'm forever gonna come back here to remind myself of a legend Khama is, putting aside all our political affiliations, Khama is an icon which I sincerely believe should be celebrated and given his flowers. In this I learnt a lot about how disciplined I thought he was and how truly disciplined he is. This interview deserves to be played on national TV.

[@esthermokhali2555]

I agree that Ian Kgama loves his country. As far as the Africa continent, he really thinks like his West minds. His comment about Gaddafi is absurd. He is no leader in Africa, and the world has done what Gaddafi did for his country. The democracy Ian is talking about is the Western one, not African one. Africa has to have their own. I understand Britain is his other ancestral land by his mother. He even claims to know what Lybians went through, which is not true. Can he go visit Lybia and see what his fellow Western Countries under NATO did? I pity him on this one. He needs to reflect thoroughly and do research on how Lybians lived under Gaddafi and now after he's killed.😰😨😢 He Ian Kgama) ran away to exile because some people didn't want him to leadership and they rigged elections according to him. There were allegations levelled against him 'unfairly.' In the meantime, Botswana is still developing country when they have diamonds 💎 not benefitting the nation. In Lybia, every household had a stipend from oil, He built high standard hospitals. Every young married couple was given money to get property. Actually, one journalist from West, egthe UK, interviewed one man who was closest to Gaddafi and trusted by him. He explained all the benefits, and I was shocked to hear that. I even realised that I was also ill-informed on some issues. I learned to investigate/research before commenting on anything. The man interviewed was sitting comfortable in a home provided by Gaddafi to him as part of those benefits. He spelt out everything. This journalist appeared surprised and ask, so you lived this comfortable life during Gaddafi, and most people in Lybia do?" He said "yes." Then the journalist asked so when some people turned against him, what happened. He praised himself that he joined them. The journalist appeared appalled but asked why he joined them. He said I wanted more, to be rich.🤔 This journalist ended the interview. After he commented that imagine people having what many people don't have in their respective countries. We don't have such inour country. Then, instead of appreciating, he joined in the betrayal just for greed!!. How I wish I could have that interview to share it. I'm searching for it.🤔 I know that any leader who doesn't follow up their masters plan is called a dictator by West and NATO Alliances. Ian should learn to understand Africans regardless of his status. Africa needs it's own democracy. He also needs to abandoned politics and go to resume his chieftainship, concentrate on Bogosi and Batswana people. He appears to be good on leading the nation and development. 🤔

[@Rosebengena]

Its like he can be the president again🙏🏻🥺 he really cares about BOTSWANA 🇧🇼

[@LUNGILE71]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 THE MOST RESPECTFUL INTERVIEW I HAVE EVER SEEN

[@thabisoedletlhatshane2862]

😂😂

[@koketsomohibidu4612]

Hippos were in check agona masepa amagakabe😅😅😅😅

[@motlamoragogaseitsiwe8088]

A

[@phenyogaotlhobogwe3834]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Koore lerileng ha ha

[@gigimash4043]

🤣🤣🤣🤣O bua a itheetsa

[@johnmbugani6532]

The son of Africa who served his people with all his ENERGY AND CONSCIENCE

[@sergeanttabona1717]

the truth, the questions that most of us had and the cleared confusions brought by this podcast yooh🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@otshephenkitseng5352]

Well done Joey, you are always on point. I can't wait to see this podcast going International

[@jurryramphagaarchives2806]

This is the best interview detailing a president's history... I love this..

[@oabona2911]

The biggest podcast in Botswana.❤❤❤

[@obviousmoyo9070]

The best interview ever,educational, constructive,respectful and very smart

[@uyapochizhube-wc6nt]

I still need these man of god in our mother country pls kgosi kgolo

[@real_electronatorbotswana857]

IVE ALWAYS OVER-LOOKED THIS EPISODE... WOW IM MIND-BLOWN

[@tshekemass5310]

One of the best podcast interviews ever. You outdid yourselves guys. Big up and wish you exponential growth.

[@overviewradio5725]

Bless

[@Myratus1436]

I'm definitely in agreement

[@artfulonkemetse7124]

Loved how you introduced him Joey...you big bro...keep it up!

[@bigshow7655]

Thank you guys..a job well done. You got more out of him than that lousy SABC....

[@overviewradio5725]

Our pleasure!

[@marumomodise6012]

I enjoyed this... the man is an intellectual

[@keatsrank7045]

This absolutely one of your best interviews ❤so respectful yet informative 👏👏well done mr fly🤜

[@boipelomotshoge4957]

My President

[@NonofoTamasiga]

This was the best interview you guys did. The best ever.

[@andrewdihutso7566]

I dont how you convinced him to join the podcast. Big up Joey. 👏

[@Unorthodox13Random]

Don't think he needed convincing, this is the biggest podcast in Botswana and if you want to speak to Batswana you have to come here. These guys have such a huge platform, am in Randburg, moved out of Maun were I grew up 16 years ago but this podcast has managed to grab my attention away from these things in Mzansi

[@sothapantsunyora6655]

For someone like me who is a Motswana in SA, I don't know much about Botswana politics but I love Botswana so much as a country and actually plan moving that side permanently, Former President SERETSE KHAMA strikes me as a person who is almost like our former President JACOB ZUMA, flawed in his unique way but mostly in best interest of the people. This is me making this conclusion after only this episode ,no other referral content. Batswana , lona lo itse botoka, educate me?

[@kgosishagwa3782]

i would like to educate you but waitse keng brother just come home and see for your self

[@sothapantsunyora6655]

@@kgosishagwa3782 LOL I'm a South African.

[@de.real_retha]

This is a real big bang bro🔥highly appreciated and never thought of it❤️

[@TlhomphoDitedu]

Very good structure to the interview. You followed his life chronologically and with intention. Congratulations on a job well done. Professional but personable.

[@ontebogilemaroku1672]

Shocked to know that the formation of DIS was never Ian Khama's initiative 😱

[@t4dnho]

I reckon, the initial thought and bill was not, the operative after it was approved was all him.

[@candyhender291]

He mentioned it sometimes back that he found in on pipeline when he assumed office and mentioned people like the former police commissioner Mr Moleboge and others as one of the people who advocated for it

[@davidsethele9903]

All hail to Joey badubi🙏, this was fire 🔥 as u promised. Big up 👆

[@michonemotshedi5837]

Love and light to you king💕💕

[@hlimkb]

same age as my pm in singapore,speak like him

[@moremogolomoremogolo5328]

The one leader I respect so much.

[@karabobatshwenyi1101]

The song he is talking about at 19:20 is Jerusalem by Master KG if I'm not mistaken

[@samuelotshabeng1099]

Those ranks in the Army i lost count in the way😂😅. What an interview 🔥💪

[@vanessamokaedi4792]

The man who has the interest of the Nation and country Botswana at the man who led with principles building on what he found to improve the visionary and strategic leader the man who saved Botswana economy in times of international crisis of global recession a man who intensified Botswana security in the global crisis of human trafficking and drugs the list is endless 🙏🇧🇼

[@sydneysolompore8755]

Keep it up man..Great interview. Please consider doing part 2🙏

[@oagiletawana5070]

Ski is so relaxed🤗

[@WORRIOR85X]

This guy is hellish brave 😭😭

[@lavidaNOTA]

Interesting watch… Please share!

[@overviewradio5725]

🤯🤯 The Authority 🙌🏻🙌🏻 bless bro ❤️

[@thabothapelo5078]

This is big im enjoying the interview

[@thabelon.9830]

Great interview! It would be great if MEK could come on as well

[@vincentgorata4651]

The best interview I've seen though its heartbreaking 😢 n disappointing💔💔 shout out to u guys👌 respect n love to our own Super SKI❤🙏

[@tebofighter]

Finally watching. Great work Joey!

[@melodee267]

This is great Joey. Kudos to you and the team. Great interview

[@kelekwangstixmonageng323]

Ne go sena go masepa a magapebe this tym around 😂😂😂😂😂, big up Joey 👊👊👊👊

[@kutlomore6197]

He seems genuine 🤔🫡

[@incimasystem]

We will forever remember you president

[@sholoamosmatale1012]

This is his 58th session and Masisi features prominently in all of them. Can anyone quote just one writeup by Masisi where he says anything about him. This just goes to show how many of our people are willing to express their stupidity and biasness in public without even an iota of shame 😅.

[@JackofClubs-xk9ex]

Well he's not interviewing himself, is he?

[@1017NorthKorea]

1:09 his facial expressions changed when Joey pickd up the phone... his a man of focus and he wants undivided attention🥴

[@overviewradio5725]

😂😂😂

[@OGQMdawini]

Wise words Taking notes 📝

[@boitumelomangis]

Mong ngame. You are loved always ❤️

[@ReubenFilipeZavala-q9x]

Allowing African children to travel freely across the continent would be a powerful catalyst for growth and unity, not just for the future generation, but also for the heart of Africa's economy-its small and medium businesses. As these young minds journey across borders, they bring with them curiosity, creativity, and a deep sense of cultural pride. This movement would ignite new opportunities for businesses to thrive, as they become the backbone of a continent united by shared experiences and dreams. Imagine a future where children, inspired by the diverse landscapes and vibrant cultures of Africa, grow up to become entrepreneurs who weave their knowledge and connections into a tapestry of prosperity. This freedom to explore and connect would not only enrich the lives of the children but also empower the businesses that support their communities, creating a ripple effect of growth, innovation, and hope across the entire continent.🇿🇦🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@relaxationandmeditationhub6851]

And this is y i Love Podcasts...............insightful,literally (true) ''from horses' mouth'

[@Pat_Dube]

Khama is so Westernised he sounds like a british/american spokesperson. His views are so aligned with everything western. From his views on a number of former African leaders to the Russia/Ukraine issue. it makes sense that his mom was british and his dad a british puppet. Great interview team

[@MrBC-san]

what are your view on the same topics.

[@xeresehunelo2445]

Skyz we all westenized, we using their youtube (oh i realize you have an account and english account name you gave urself)...language (your grammar is good)...education...clothing ...and analysis.... we actually more british/western than Khama

[@zazzleq6139]

His dad wasn’t a puppet whatsoever. He may be a puppet himself but his dad was never one whatsoever. 🇧🇼 wouldn’t have a chance to align with BRICS if he was still president. Even though masisi is even a worse puppet than Khama I’m glad there’s still a chance to join BRICS under Masisi

[@mogomotsimbi5905]

Well arranged and prepared interview, best ever. Big up✌️

[@mmakepe268]

Atleast I got something I have been looking for 🙏✌

[@tshepogaborone5542]

My paramount chief ..❤

[@moffattefokololomoitlho-kh8cw]

Ware tsamaela brazen❤🤝 keep it up

[@georgemachete407]

On the one hand, Masisi's BDP is out of rails that is quite clear, and that is also being compounded by the acting Speaker (Moatlhodi) and bo majority "YES SIR" in parliament. On the other hand, there is a general lack of stability in the active opposition (Boko vs Saleshando, floor crossing, etc). This is problematic and If that does not change, I am of the view that BDP continue to win. A government led by the current UDC and the likes will be intractable. Again, Butale and Khama's BPF is not really convincing as it seems like coalition of personalities who were ejected by their previous parties and they are out for vengeance, not to ensure the interests of Batswana.

[@vatoforex]

We lost it when they both became our leaders, mme hela this was not suposed to be happening. We are aging without having owned a piece of land due their unnecessary fights, and that on its own has left us in depression. We just have to look UDC as alternative tota

[@tumisangpheko8801]

I am subscribing to the channel... dope interview!! SKI

[@theomosesane4842]

so insightful🥰🥰🥰🥰great history from ski

[@loratochitaka1847]

Impressive interview!!! I am impressed!! ❤❤❤

[@emmanuelntwaetsile2460]

Well done Joey🎉🎉🫡this was very insightful, nice approach in questions👏

[@the_global_impression]

SKI... come back home 🏠 one day when the 🌞 sun fades away the shadows....we need it bright again our country

[@abednicootsetswemodimoosi8709]

Once a leader always a leader❤🤍

[@mossytsabeng]

Loved it..such an enlightening interview 🙌 👏

[@thetad1242]

A very rudimentary interview that bothered with being facetious. It was saved by the generosity of the former president of our sister country. Conversely, an OK interview that dealt with the legend of the man, the myth, and all that could be asked carelessly but with respect. I like where this dude is going. He needs journalistic traits and a few other things. The potential is there brother.

[@Mod_Kay]

Joey a ware mogolo ke Tshetlha😄😄😄😄people are sleeping on this podcast you guys le bogale

[@atarsebele22]

😂😂😂

[@variousangles2954]

what a great interview!!!!

[@ontebogilemaroku1672]

I supported Masisi even against my own brother 😱

[@izzymosokwe2737]

Great interview👌🏾👌🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾Big up fam🇧🇼👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@thatogesture]

M impressed, the interview is good... Good work. I learnt a whole lot🤗

[@amandamabe6695]

Brilliant presentation

[@lebanib.mcuphi5380]

Great, very informative and mature interview

[@mmolokizwataireba2345]

loved it the interview

[@bonangkgotlaetsho2515]

A lot happened during your term sir but we dare not say. But Masisi 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@badass262]

He is very honest...

[@Infinite_Possibilities123]

''I was not an international president,I was president of Botswana"'

[@MrUyapo]

It was long but I felt like it took 2min, I didn't want to mis any content from it, we really need to listen to such as a country 🇧🇼 🇧🇼, its important!

[@bakangmakubate3641]

Big ups to ski much respect for the man... but i still believe in giving others a chance as well

[@neohmasogo44]

👌😍marvellous indeed

[@refilwem7442]

He can transform into a fly?😭😭😭😭 I thought he was gonna deny it 🤣😭

[@Astute_Boity]

Arianaaaa what are you doing here🤣

[@refilwem7442]

@@Astute_Boity I'm fan-girling🤣😭😭😭🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@1017NorthKorea]

you can tell we been told wrong about him.. everyone has a Shadow Self which is difficult to awaken even his Frediuan Slip..

[@bakangbakolobeng-qo3ie]

I love this man. Ski

[@pulanala1421]

Botswana people please educate me ,did H.E Seretse Ian Khama go back to Botswana? As far as I am aware he is in SA ...🤔 I am from SA so I don't know much about Botswana politics.

[@thatayaoneradimpe1736]

he is still in SA

[@ompatilebutale3908]

14:32 I love seeing this... people of the highest status being real, funny and human😄

[@ozzilgopolang5821]

Nte Ke Utwe Kgosikgolo. I'm Anxiously Asking Myself If Joey Is Gonna Do His Laughter In Front Of H.E🤣🤣Cant Wait

[@ontiretsemosiakgabo]

Le nna ke ipotsa potso eo

[@ozzilgopolang5821]

@@ontiretsemosiakgabo Joey Obolaya Thogo Blind🤣🤣🤣

[@zazzleq6139]

I was waiting for him to ask “Did you smash?” 😂

[@kangchannel8567]

​@@zazzleq6139 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bapigreen6915]

He cared about the country very much, only wrong doings hate him because they cant be what he is , their Envy, jealous, and evils hearts , corrupt minds will not allow to accept the truth 😂, you did well sir Ian khama sir siretse Khama, the general, king of the jungle, the best ever.

[@moathodiamos7424]

I love this interview ❤ . Keep it up Joe.

[@overviewradio5725]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@thatokoko5680]

O bona mo kgang ya bojalwa gone, ke dumalana le wena sir....

[@tinkieM]

Wow... so insightful 👌