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F/town looks to spruce up for investors

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Change incoming: Francistown’s new plan will uplift the city for investors PIC: KEOAGILE BONANG

FRANCISTOWN: The Francistown Urban Spatial Development Plan, which will be launched in 2022, will be used to guide the improvement of the city’s infrastructure with a view of making it attractive to investors.

City Mayor, Godisang Radisigo said the new plan would be used as a guide to improve the general infrastructure outlook of the city and will span 24 years.

Radisigo first mentioned plans to unveil the new development strategy when addressing an ordinary full council meeting two weeks ago, but he did not elaborate.

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F/town looks to spruce up for investors

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