Botswana’s newly elected government under President Duma Boko has officially lifted its import restrictions on vegetables from South Africa. This decisive move is expected to revitalise trade routes that have been affected by previous policies and enhance food security within Botswana’s borders.

The announcement follows Lamola’s congratulatory message to Dr. Butale on his recent appointment as Minister of International Relations of Botswana.

The lifting of import restrictions on vegetables from South Africa by Botswana has been labelled as a positive step towards intra-Africa trade.

Botswana has lifted its ban on vegetable imports from South Africa, which will be done in phases. The ban was introduced in 2022.

Ronald Lamola, Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, has praised Botswana's dedication to fostering trade with South Africa. The post Botswana removes restrictions on vegetable imports from South Africa appeared first on SA People.

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