@businessinsiderssa: Botswana President Duma Boko admitted in an interview with eNCA that his government has not delivered the 100,000 jobs it promised within its first 12 months in office. Boko attributed the delay to the economic realities his administration inherited, including depleted public finances and a decade of growth that he said failed to create enough jobs. Botswana’s youth unemployment, he noted, remains a major challenge. When asked about his previous statement that he could not sleep while young people remained unemployed, Boko responded: “I don’t.” The admission highlights the gap between campaign promises and the realities of governing — but the 100,000-job target remains a promise yet to be fulfilled. --- This video is credited to @encanews