Botswana: Nearly 200 Exhibitors At Global Expo 2009
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Exhibitors from as far afield as Brazil, China and India will showcase their products and services at Global Expo, the annual trade exhibition that begins tomorrow at the Gaborone Fairgrounds. The organisers of the event, the... [read full story]                    

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