In this episode of the Growth Well Podcast, we sit down with Gilbert Sesinyi, a passionate land activist and seasoned land surveyor, to explore one of Botswana’s most underutilized resources: its land. Drawing from years of experience and a deep connection to the philosophy of land, Gilbert provides a unique perspective on how Botswana can unlock its true potential.
From the historical evolution of Botswana’s land tenure systems to the untapped opportunities in tribal land management, Gilbert breaks down the systemic challenges and offers innovative solutions. He delves into the process of converting communal land into commercial opportunities, the importance of title deeds, and why sustainable land management could be Botswana’s greatest tool for economic development.
This thought-provoking conversation is a must-watch for anyone passionate about Africa’s growth, the future of agriculture, and innovative land policies.
In this episode, we cover:
• The historical evolution of Botswana’s land policies.
• Why title deeds are crucial for economic growth.
• How communal grazing rights can become commercial opportunities.
• The role of land in tackling food security in Africa.
• Challenges and solutions for modern land management.
Tune in for an enlightening discussion that could reshape how you view the land beneath your feet.