Local retailers in Francistown have observed that since the launch of the BeSafe contact tracing application in June, majority of their customers still opt to queue for manual registration over the use of app though it has the potential to ease congestion outside stores. Clint France, the branch manager at Pick n’Pay blue Jacket Street noted that the app had proven to be convenient for the few customers that had used it as they did not need to queue for long periods of time before entering the store. France further observed that Batswana do not seem interested in using the app which might be due to a lack of education on the application and how to use it. “The few that use the app seem to be satisfied with it. If majority of Batswana or all could use the application, there would not be any queues outside shops. I believe the government should have put a time frame for all businesses and service providers to migrate from the manual registration for contact tracing to use of the app, ” he added. He went on to explain that all Pick n’ Pay stores in Francistown have opened up their Wi-Fi networks…