BMC Gets Clearance For Angola Exports

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Maun: Botswana Meat Commission (BMC) plant manager, Oabona Ramotshwara has revealed that the Namibian government has granted them a transit pass to export beef from Ngamiland to Angola.

Speaking during a BMC Christmas Dinner at Rileys Hotel on Thursday, Ramotshwara said they hope to begin exporting to Angola next year. BMC deal to export to Angola has long been in limbo as the Namibians refused to allow beef to be transported through their land citing its FMD area origins.

Ramotshwara said Angolan veterinary authorities are expected in Maun in January and February to approve the deal.

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