The Botswana Tamil Cultural Association (BTCAT),established in 1989 , based in Gaborone, serves as a vibrant platform for Tamils and well-wishers of Tamil heritage in Botswana. The term “Tamil” extends beyond ethnicity to include anyone who speaks, understands, or appreciates Tamil language and culture.

BTCAT exists to:

• Promote cultural, educational, and social activities for the community.
• Encourage the study of Tamil language and the learning of traditional dance, music, and drama.
• Contribute to the welfare of society through charity initiatives across Botswana.
• Play an active role in conserving nature and promoting environmental awareness.
• Strengthen cultural identity while fostering inclusivity, unity, and goodwill.
• Sustain its mission through the Botswana Tamil Cultural Association Trust.