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 | Zimbabwe, Botswana agree power deal | | Harare, Zimbabwe (PANA) - Zimbabwe's power utility said Wednesday it had struck
a deal with Botswana under which the latter will finance the refurbishment of an
idle power plant in exchange for electricity supplies.
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| Mauritius, Botswana concerned by situation in Madagascar | | Pailles, Mauritius (PANA) - Mauritian Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam and visitin
g Botswana President Seretse Ian Khama, at a banquet at the Swami Vivekananda Co
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vention Centre at Pailles, near Port-Louis, have condemned any attempt to overth
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ow the democratically-elected government in Madagascar.
11/03/2009 full text... |
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| Botswana President arrives in Mauritius | | Plaisance, Mauritius (PANA) - The President of Botswana, Seretse Khama Ian Khama
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arrived in Mauritius on Wednesday afternoon on a two-day official visit as the c
hief guest of the government at its celebration of Mauritius 41st Independence a
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niversary.
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| Zimbabwe accuses Botswana of training militants | | Harare, Zimbabwe (PANA) - Zimbabwe Monday repeated accusations that
neighbouring Botswana, which does not recognise President Robert
Mugabe's re-election in a violence-marred vote in June, was training
and arming militants to topple his government.
15/12/2008 full text... |
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| Botswana reports two new cholera cases | | Gaborone, Botswana (PANA) - Public health facilities, businesses and the communi
ty of Francistown, Botswana’s second largest city, have been placed on high aler
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following reports that two new cases of cholera were diagnosed at the Nyangab
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e Referral Hospital, prompting fears of a possible outbreak in and around the ci
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y, the Botswana Guardian reported on Friday.
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| Botswana deports Zimbabwean 'spies' | | Gaborone, Botswana (PANA) - Botswana has deported a considerable number of Zimba
bwean Central Intelligence Organization (CIO) spies, according to the Botswana G
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zette, dated 11 December 2008.
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| Botswana deports Zimbabwean 'spies' | | Gaborone, Botswana (PANA) - Botswana has deported a considerable number of Zimba
bwean Central Intelligence Organization (CIO) spies, according to the Botswana G
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zette, dated 11 December 2008.
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| Namibian daily says SADC should reign in Botswana | | Windhoek, Namibia (PANA) - A Namibian state-owned daily newspaper, the New Era,
Friday called on Southern African leaders to call neighbouring Botswana 'to orde
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' after Botswana officials were quoted saying that the region should shut its bo
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ders against Zimbabwe.
05/12/2008 full text... |
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| Botswana donates 3 million pula to Zimbabwe | | Gaborone, Botswana (PANA) - Botswana's Director of Public Relations, Research an
d Information in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Clifford Maribe, says the 3 mi
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lion pula the country was donating to Zimbabwe is solely for the people, not to
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e enjoyed by the Robert Mugabe administration.
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| Botswana launches organ donor trust fund | | Gaborone, Botswana (PANA) - The Botswana Ministry of Health, in
collaboration with some major companies in the country, has launched
an organ donor trust fund to sustain expenditure on referrals for
major organ transplants which are mostly done in the neighboring South
Africa (US$1=8.0452BWP)
The launch, which was kick-started with a contribution of 3 million
pula by various companies in Botswana, was held in Grand Palm in
Gaborone 3 December 2008.
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| Drug-resistant tuberculosis reported in Botswana | | Gaborone, Botswana (PANA) - Seven cases of multi-drug resistant tuberculosis (TB
) have been reported in the mining town of Selibe Phikwe in the northern part of
Botswana, Monday's edition of the Mmegi Monitor newspaper reported.
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