The connection between the Batswana and Basotho is rooted in their shared ancestry and cultural heritage. Both groups belong to the Sotho-Tswana peoples, a meta-ethnicity of Southern Africa. They share linguistic similarities, with the Batswana speaking Setswana and the Basotho speaking Sesotho. Historically, their ancestors migrated to the regions now known as Botswana and Lesotho around the 2nd millennium. The Batswana and Basotho have maintained strong cultural ties over the centuries, collaborating in various aspects of nation-building and resisting colonial expansion. Their shared history and cultural affinities have fostered a sense of unity and mutual respect between the two groups #takestepafrica