The Tswana people are known for their cattle-rearing culture and strong emphasis on family and community gatherings.

Population

~4.5 million

Origins

The Tswana people, or Batswana, are mainly located in the North West province and parts of Botswana. They share cultural ties with other Sotho-Tswana groups and have a history of cattle herding.

Customs and Culture

Tswana culture includes traditional music, dance, and ceremonies that mark important life events such as weddings and funerals. The Tswana language is widely spoken, and cultural practices include ""bogwera"" (male initiation).

Activity

Visitors can learn about Tswana customs by visiting cultural villages, experiencing traditional music and dance, and attending community events. The North West province is also known for wildlife and game reserves.

Other

Emphasis on community and cattle culture