Bots Awaits Zim Brief On Chaos

Monday, July 11, 2016

Botswana is still awaiting a detailed briefing from Zimbabwe on the recent uprisings in the neighbouring country, which are highly likely to lead to an influx of immigrants into Botswana.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Pelonomi Venson-Moitoi said that the Zimbabwean economy is currently imploding.

She said that there is a very real risk of civil commotion taking place in the country soon because millions of Zimbabweans have no access to food and even the government is struggling to timeously pay civil servants their salaries.

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Bots Awaits Zim Brief On Chaos

Botswana is still awaiting a detailed briefing from Zimbabwe on the recent uprisings in the neighbouring country, which are highly likely to lead to an influx of immigrants into Botswana.