Botswana
Botswana’s President Ian Khama couldn’t resist a dance over the weekend when local tunes were played with a piano at a tourism event in the capital Gaborone.
A 49 seconds video posted on Youtube showed the president dancing at the grounds of the Khawa Dune Challenge & Cultural Festival which is an annual motorsport and cultural event in the country.
The dance followed President Khama’s victory in one of the motor bike riding challenges which he has been winning for the past seven years except last year.
He won cash prize and some gifts in the three-day event that features activities including quad and motor bike fun rides, sky dive demonstrations, camel races, camel rides, cultural performances and exhibitions.
Khama has been caught by the cameras several times dancing at events.
Watch President Ian Khama dance his feet off in the video below.
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Photo Credit: Daily News (Botswana)
 
                                 
                                 
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