Sunday Standard Botswana (26 October 2021) reported: "UN grill Botswana on death penalty." (See home page) The newspaper announced a survey in which Batswana (citizens of Botswana) will be asked wheter they are for or against the death penalty.
I am surprised that in Botswana, where religion the norm is, the previous survey on this subject showed that most Batswana were for. I cannot understand this, as God says: "Thou shalt not kill." Could it be that the traditional Botswana religion is still stronger than the Christian religion?