Prioritise agriculture - Debswana
Challenges such as how farmers produce more in a semi-arid country like Botswana can be turned into opportunities, Kanaimba noted. "We know and acknowledge ...
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Sunday, 20 July 2008
Prioritise agriculture - Debswana
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7/20/2008 12:42:00 am
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FIRESTONE DIAMONDS RAISES US$10 MILLION FOR BOTSWANA PROJECTS
FIRESTONE DIAMONDS RAISES US$10 MILLION FOR BOTSWANA PROJECTS
The Tsabong kimberlite field is located in south western Botswana , approximately 280 kilometers south west of the Jwaneng mine, and contains 85 known ...
The Tsabong kimberlite field is located in south western Botswana , approximately 280 kilometers south west of the Jwaneng mine, and contains 85 known ...
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7/20/2008 12:38:00 am
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Saturday, 19 July 2008
Post Strikes Orange Deal
Post Strikes Orange Deal
Orange and Botswana Post have now ventured into this merger and saw it fit to enhance awareness through a promotion which entitles winners to great prizes ...
Orange and Botswana Post have now ventured into this merger and saw it fit to enhance awareness through a promotion which entitles winners to great prizes ...
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7/19/2008 02:59:00 pm
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Impact buys remaining 15% stake in Botswana uranium project
Impact buys remaining 15% stake in Botswana uranium project
Australian explorer Impact Minerals has acquired the remaining 15% shareholding in its uranium prospecting licences in Botswana and now owned 100% of the ...
Australian explorer Impact Minerals has acquired the remaining 15% shareholding in its uranium prospecting licences in Botswana and now owned 100% of the ...
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7/19/2008 02:40:00 pm
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