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Botswana’s economic performance took a considerable hit in the second quarter of 2025, with the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) plunging to -5.30%, according to the latest data updated on 26 September. This marks a steep decline from the previous quarter’s GDP figure of -0.30%, highlighting an intensifying economic downturn for the country.
The year-over-year comparison for the second quarter reveals that Botswana is grappling with more significant economic challenges than in the past. This downturn could be attributed to various internal and external factors affecting economic growth, including possible impacts from global economic conditions, domestic policy changes, or sectoral performance challenges within Botswana.
Stakeholders and policymakers in Botswana are likely to assess the underlying causes of this contraction and explore strategies for economic recovery and growth stabilization in the coming months. As the economic landscape remains under scrutiny, efforts to address and overcome these challenges are essential to restoring investor confidence and achieving sustainable economic progress.