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Three Botswana Women in Transit Rescued From Suspected Human Traffickers at OR Tambo Airport

Three Botswana Women in Transit Rescued From Suspected Human Traffickers at OR Tambo Airport

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Three young women from Botswana have been rescued from a suspected human trafficking ring at OR Tambo International Airport.See the Story

Africa: Botswana's Ian Khama Calls Samia Suluhu 'Illegitimate President' Citing Flawed Polls

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Africa: Botswana's Ian Khama Calls Samia Suluhu 'Illegitimate President' Citing Flawed Polls

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Nairobi -- Former Botswana President Ian Khama has branded Tanzania's President Samia Suluhu an "illegitimate leader", citing widespread irregularities, violence, and suppression of dissent during the country's disputed October 29 General Election.See the Story

Botswana Is Moving to Buy Majority Stake in De Beers, President Says

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Botswana Is Moving to Buy Majority Stake in De Beers, President Says

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Botswana is working on acquiring a majority stake in De Beers, President Duma Boko said on Monday, after Angola announced a rival bid to control the giant diamond company.See the Story

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