How Christianity spread out in Botswana.
Christianity arrived in Botswana in the mid-1870s, with the protectorate especially from British Christian missionary.
The conversion process was relatively quicker than neighboring southern African countries, because regional hereditary tribal chiefs locally called Dikgosi converted to Christianity, which triggered the entire group they led to convert as well
The Dikgosi converted in the belief that the Christian missionaries from the UK would help them to resist Afrikaner trekkers from south and imperialist. Some scholars place the initial contacts between Christian missionaries and Bechuanaland (old name of Botswana) a few decades earlier.

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