Botswana president in self-quarantine, to miss meeting on Mozambique attacks

April 27, 2021 Latest Developments Botswana Reuters Article/Blog post by John Schellhase

“Botswana’s president will miss a Southern African regional meeting he had been due to chair on Thursday to discuss recent attacks on Mozambique after a staff member tested positive for COVID-19, prompting him to self-quarantine, his office said on Tuesday.”

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