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Francistown can be transit tourism hub � Lesolle

Monday, September 14, 2015
BAC Excutive Director Michael Lesolle.
BAC Excutive Director Michael Lesolle.

FRANCISTOWN: Francistown has been identified as a transit tourism hub making it a commercially viable city.

This was said by the executive director of Botswana Accountancy College (BAC), Michael Lesolle at a business seminar for the official opening of the Francistown School of Business and Leisure  campuson Thursday.

Lesolle said that Francistown is a gateway to countries like Zambia, Zimbabwe, Democratic Republic of Congo and Namibia, which could attract investors and diversify the economy.

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