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Here are some recent noteworthy events happening in Botswana: 1. Stunning Lioness with a Majestic Mane: In the mesmerizing Okavango Delta, a lioness has captivated attention with her remarkable and majestic mane. Interestingly, five lionesses have defied conventional gender roles and grown impressive manes, defying expectations. 2. Santhi Sadbhavana Yatra: Telugu poet Chigurumalla Srinivas has initiated the Santhi Sadbhavana Yatra in Botswana. The inaugural gathering took place at the Indian High Commission office in Gaborone, marking the beginning of this significant journey. 3. Control Over Fuel Imports: Botswana Oil has recently acquired exclusive rights to import 90% of the nation's fuel supply. This strategic move aims to mitigate market volatility and ensure a more stable fuel sector within the country. For more comprehensive news coverage, you can visit Mmegi Online, Botswana's leading daily and weekly newspapers that provide in-depth articles on various subjects including news, business, economics, sports, lifestyle, and entertainment.

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