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Focusing on growing economic ties

It is essential for South Africa and Botswana to grow economic ties and investments as this will form a firm foundation for mutual benefits. This is according to International Relations and Cooperation Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane. Addressing...
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Boosting regional development

A Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) between South Africa and Botswana will see the two countries improve cooperation to stimulate economic growth and advance regional integration. Dipuo Peters, Transport Minister says, “Key to our agreement is that it...
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Gaborone Dam may dry up

Botswana faces the possibility of its Gaborone Dam drying up by September this year if the country does not receive adequate rainfall before August. Erratic rainfall over the last three years has caused water problems for the country which declared...
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Namibia: Trans-Kalahari Railway deal signed

An agreement between Botswana and Namibia has been signed paving the way for a 1 500 kilometre long railway line to be built. This railway line will traverse the Kalahari desert connecting land-locked Botswana with Namibia’s port of Walvis Bay. The...
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Finding funding for ZimAsset

The Zimbabwe government says it needs $27 billion to fund the Zimbabwe Agenda for Sustainable Socio-economic Transformation (ZimAsset). The bulk of the money will go towards the energy, water, sanitation and social sectors. The five-year economic...