We can try cloud seeding and make rain

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Botswana is referred to, or regarded as a dry country. It has been very hot of late that the temperatures are reaching at least 40 degrees Celsius in most parts of the country.

It is not only this year, even last year the country experienced inadequate amounts of rainfall which impacted badly on the agriculture sector hence  lowering the economy of Botswana. We also saw dams including Gaborone dam drying up, which at this stage is now on the brink of becoming a pathetic ploughing field.

The situation has prompted young upcoming Batswana scientists to think of other measures to arrest the situation. One of the measures includes a process called CLOUD SEEDING, which is a process of making artificial rain. Science and technology has advanced so much that there is nothing left undone or unexplored. People have reached the skies, literally and famines and droughts are strategically given several appropriate solutions that could drive these hindrances away.

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