Khama, who played a pivotal role in establishing a new political party following a rift with his successor, Mokgweetsi Masisi, expressed contentment with the recent electoral developments.

Khama's decision comes after a reflective period post-election, culminating in a definitive step back from politics.

He articulated his intentions to focus on his Chieftaincy and contribute to unifying initiatives across the continent. Among these is the Pan African Heritage Museum, a project close to his heart, where he serves as a patron.

The museum, currently under construction in Ghana, symbolises a broader commitment to celebrate and consolidate African unity and heritage.

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