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Section 20-29 Botswana Constitution 1966

Section 1-2 (The Republic) Section 3-10 (Fundamental Rights) Section 11-19 (Fundamental Rights) Section 20-29 (Citizenship – Repealed) Section 30-35 Section 36-41 Section 42-46 (The Cabinet) Section 47-51A (Executive Functions) Section 52-56 (Executive Functions) Section 57-63 Section 64-70 Section 71-76 (The Republic) Section 77-85 (Ntlo ya Dikgosi) Section 86-89 (Powers of Parliament) Section 90-93 Section 94 Section 95-98 (The High Court) Section 99-102 (Court of Appeal) Section 103-104 (Judicial Service Commission) Section 105-106 (Interpretation of the Constitution) Section 107 (Repealed) Section 108-116 (The Public Service) Section 117-124 (Finance) Section 125-127 (Miscellaneous) First Schedule Second Schedule

Section 20-29 Constitution of Botswana 1966

Section 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 of the Constitution of Botswana 1966 are under Chapter III of the Constitution. Chapter III is titled Citizenship.

[Repealed.]

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See also Section 103-104 Botswana Constitution 1966

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