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Companies boost BDF morale with festive donations

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The donation, made at Glen Valley Barracks, Gaborone, is intended to boost the morale of officers PIC: BDF

In a show of goodwill and support for national security personnel, CA Sales, Bokomo, and Clover Botswana have donated food hampers to Botswana Defence Force (BDF) members who will be on duty during the festive season.

The donation, made at Glen Valley Barracks, Gaborone, is intended to boost the morale of officers deployed across the country as part of intensified patrols and crime-prevention operations.

Receiving the hampers, BDF Commander General Mpho Mophuting expressed deep appreciation for the gesture, which he described as a meaningful act of solidarity for the men and women in uniform.

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