| President of Botswana | Festus Mogae |
| Vice-President of Botswana | Seretse Ian Khama |
| Political Party | BDP (Botswana Democratic Party) Conservative |
| Opposition Party | UDC (Umbrella for Democratic Change) Social Liberal Coalition of AP, BPP, BNF |
| National Assembly | BDP Control - 63.2% |
| BDP | Conservative, Pro-Colonial, Isolationist | The BDP believes in focusing inward and believing in not supporting the other South African nations. This party also believes in cooperating with Swedish South Africa as not to harm relations. |
| UDC | Social-Liberal, Anti-Colonialist, | The UDC believes in focusing on expanding Botwanan influence across southern Africa and seeking to build up the other South African nations. The UDC also believes in negotiating with the Swedish and pushing the international community to grant the Swedish South Africa political independence from Sweden. |
| BCP | Social-Liberal, Third way, Anti-Colonialist, Unionist | The BCP believes in a Federalist model believing that Botswana should Unify with fellow South African nations believing in talking with the Swedish to grant control of the South African Colony over to the Botswanan State |
| BPF | Populist, Pro-Colonial, Isolationist | The BFP believes In focusing inward and attempting to create a more self-sufficient Botswana and decreasing any reliance on the outside world, Not wanting to risk confrontation with Swedish South Africa. |
| MELS | Marxist-Leninist, Staunch Anti-Colonial, Pan-African | MELS believes in the unification of all of Africa under a single banner to create a new super-power on the world stage, they also believe in taking an extremely firm stance against Swedish South Africa wanting to issue an ultimatum against them to liberate the colony. |
