Appointed Honorary Consul of the Republic of Botswana in 2013, Mr. Thomas Okyere is a partner and Executive Director for Africa of DPM Holding, an international group of companies with interests in mining, pharmaceuticals, real- estate development, agriculture and manufacturing. Thomas has been instrumental in developing the activities of DPM on the continent mainly in the West African and Southern African Development Community groups. Mr. Okyere is the founder and CEO of Helgard Group of Companies, a conglomerate established in 1994 with subsidiaries in the hospitality industry and business development/ logistics of the Ghanaian Oil and Gas sector. His success came from his devotion to encouraging the private sector to create new links, expand the dialogue on African and global issues and continuously identify new areas of collaboration.
His Civic Activities include serving as Treasurer and Executive Member of Ghana Honorary Consular Corps (since 2015), as country representative on the International Confederation of Agriculture and Food Association, Member of the SADC Heads of Mission Association.

 Republic, Parliamentary Democracy
 September 30, 1966
March, 1965

Executive – President (chief of state and head of government), cabinet
Legislative – popularly elected National Assembly; advisory House of Chiefs
Judicial – High Court, Court of Appeal, local and customary courts, industrial labor court
Universal at 18
Held every 5 years. Next election will be in October 2019.
Sir Seretse Khama 1966 – 1980
Sir Ketumile Masire 1980 – 1998
Festus G. Mogae 1998 – 2008
Lt. Gen. Dr. Seretse Khama Ian Khama 2008 – 2018
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Capital City: Gaborone
Head of State: H. E. Dr. Mogweetsi Eric Keabetswe Masisi (5th President)
Currency: Pula notes & thebe coins
National Slogan: Pula (meaning rain)
Population: 2.021 million (2013 est)
Population Growth Rate: 2.4 % per annum (2002 est)
Main Exports: Diamonds, textiles, beef, soda ash
Trading Partners: Southern Africa, European Union and the United States
GNP: P32.0 billion (2002 est)
Land Size: 582,000 sq. km
Electricity: 230volt A/C 50 hz
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