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Botswana, China
Gaborone hopes to seduce Chinese investors with coal

Botswana's mining authorities, seeking to take advantage of Beijing's embargo on Australian coal and the overheat in South African production, have launched a charm offensive to get Chinese investors to buy their black stuff. [...]
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Lynette Armstrong has been running Botswana's leading diamond producer in an acting capacity.

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