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Sesinyi Turns Round URTNA Fortunes
Step into Gaborone Sun and block out the mess outside; combis beeping, conductors shouting obscenities, cars swerving dangerously. Graphite floors, potted plants, oak desks, immaculately dressed receptionists. People in corporate attire litter their conversations with words like planning, scheduling, prioritising, taking off and the rest of those business world terms. English sentences flow in Ghanaian, Nigerian and Afrikaanns accents.
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