In the arithmetic of statecraft, the airport is a strange and revealing place. It is where a small, land-locked republic decides how much of its treasury to convert into altitude, and where the abstract promise of “strategic partnership” is either redeemed or quietly forgotten. Since Advocate Duma Boko was sworn in as Botswana’s president in late 2024, he has passed through that threshold with conspicuous frequency – thirty-nine regional and international journeys in roughly twenty months, a cadence that has made the presidential aircraft one of the busier instruments of his young administration.
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