After some 28 years of continuous service to the University of Botswana and its predecessors, Prof L.D. Ngcongco reached retirement age in August 1995, having joined the staff in 1967, and since then has been employed on two successive two-year contracts. He has seen the institution grow from humble beginnings to its present position as a centre of learning in the SADC region, and has been an active player in this process of growth. In the edited transcript, Prof Ngcongco (LDN) reminisces about the origins and development of the University and his role in it. The interviewer is Dr. Koji Darkwah (KD) of the Department of History.
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