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Mining For Copper/Silver In Northern Botswana
Discovery Metals - " An Investors Dream It's Sunday morning in early November, I have been visiting some friends nearby the DML camp, and we are talking about the pre-feasibility drilling program that is ...
Seronga River Taxi Starts November 23, 2007
Ron Ridge opensTebelopele in Maun
Batswana have been called on to adhere to safer sex practices at all times to halt the spread of HIV/AIDS pandemic so that individual dreams as well as that of the nation are realised.
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Cancer Surge Overwhelming AIDS-Crisis Botswana
Doctors in Botswana, already battling one of the highest levels of HIV per capita in the world, are being overwhelmed by a dramatic rise in cancer cases as a result of the epidemic.
Ecotourism manual on the cards
Stakeholders recently met in Maun to brainstorm on the development of a manual that would guide the ecotourism industry in Botswana.
Discovery Metals announced an expanded 6.5 km strike length of copper-silver mineralisation has been confirmed by the latest results from the on-going diamond drilling at the Plutus Prospect within the Maun ...
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Another FMD outbreak rocks Botswana - News - Sunday Standard
The Department of Animal Health and Production is involved in frantic efforts to contain yet another outbreak of foot and mouth disease in the Ngamiland area.
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Tracking - love earth -elephants
How far do African elephants travel for food and water, and what happens when humans need these things too? Dr Mike Chase and his EWB team fitted satellite collars to three elephants to find out.
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South African reggae star killed in carjacking
Lucky Dube, 43, was killed in an apparent carjacking attempt on Thursday evening and police were searching for three suspects, police spokesman Eugene Opperman said.
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Nata Blog: A Blog From An African Village
One of the success stories of the power and reach of citizen media in Africa is definitely The Nata Village Blog .
Model of the year billed for Maun
Maun, the gateway to the Okavango Delta, is set to sizzle when 23 young and vibrant aspiring models land in the village on October 27 to compete in the 2007 Model of The Year Botswana semi finals.
Botswana: Country's Diamonds Under Spotlight
“Perhaps we should host several of these conferences ourselves in the future not only to lure diamond companies to Botswana, but to reassure (ourselves) that Botswana has the capacity to deliver as the new world diamond center”
As the country embarks on taking centre stage in the world's diamond trade through the opening of the Diamond Trading Centre in Gaborone in the New Year, Botswana should start hosting major international ... via AllAfrica.com
Botswana: The Focus Shifts to Opposition
“While there are some people who wish that I stand, I can only wait until the party has opened the doors for applications on October 22 when I will be able to fully decide whether I duly express my interest or not”
After the ruling Botswana Democratic Party chose its parliamentary candidates in Gaborone through consensus last week attention now shifts to the opposition primaries. via AllAfrica.com
Botswana: Good News On the Mining Front
Judging from activities of the past few months, it appears Botswana is on the threshold of an unprecedented bustle of exploitation of its vast - and until now, unknown - wealth in mineral resources.
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Botswana under intense diplomatic torchlight - News - Sunday Standard
Botswana is under increasing diplomatic pressure to rescind a list of foreign nationals demanded to get visas prior to their travel to Botswana.
Botswanas economy expected to grow
The increased mining activities in Botswana will make a great impact in the growth of the economy, says the Deputy Managing Director of Stanbic Bank, Mr Leina Gabaraane.
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globeandmail.com: Buzzing of bees makes elephants flee
Lucy King, a zoologist at Oxford University, who led the study, said on Monday that nearly all the elephants exposed to recordings of angry buzzing bees ran away immediately, in contrast to pachyderms who heard ...
allAfrica.com: Botswana: Bushmen Report Further Arrests, Beatings
A Bushman human rights organisation today reported that at least ten men in Kaudwane resettlement camp have been arrested and beaten by wildlife officials for hunting.
Botswana: Tourism to Grow Seven Percent - Report
World Travel and Tourism Council predicts in its inaugural Botswana Report launched last week in Gaborone that this year alone travel and tourism will grow by more than seven percent.
From: Bird Conservation Newsletter THE TRANS-OKAVANGO TRANSECT