The Khama Family is a prominent lineage in Botswana, known for its significant contributions to the country's political and social landscape. The family is closely associated with the Bamangwato tribe and has produced several influential leaders, including Seretse Khama, who served as the first President of Botswana after its independence in 1966. The family's legacy continues through various members who have held important positions in government and business. Notably, Ian Khama, Seretse's son, served as the President of Botswana from 2008 to 2018, further solidifying the family's impact on the nation's development and governance.