Botswana represented at Taiwan centenary

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Two Batswana youth have been chosen to represent Botswana in Taiwan which will be celebrating its centenary as a nation, officially known as the Republic of China.

Phoebe Ramaloka and Donald Molosi will leave for the event, dubbed SayTaiwan, on Thursday.  They are expected to spend two weeks in Taiwan, where they will stay with local families in order to fully immerse themselves into the island nation's culture.

The two, along with other young people from across the world, will get the opportunity to tour Taiwan and its neighbouring island of Kinmen and will meet with Taiwan president Ma Ying-jeou at a formal dinner in Taipei city.

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