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Anglican Records
Baha'i Records
The Bahá'í Faith took root in Botswana in 1954 and grew to an estimated some 16000 Bahá'ís by 2005.[1]
Catholic Records
Hindu Records
Hindus comprise a mere .03% of the population of Botswana making Hinduism a minority religion of the country. [2]
Islamic Records
Islam is a minority religious sect in Botswana with approximately 5,000 Muslims as of 2001. [3]
Protestant Records
- Baptist Records
- Lutheran Records
- Mennonite Records
- Dutch Reformed Records
- Seventh Day Adventist Records
- United Congregational Church of Southern Africa Records
Rastafarian Records
Rastafarian has a very minor presence in Botswana.[4]