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Australian juniors make further strides in energy hit southern African

Key approvals received from Botswana and South African governments

Colin Sandell-Hay

Australian juniors make further strides in energy hit southern African

A pair of Australian junior petroleum companies have received key approvals for their plans to help provide new power sources for energy crippled southern Africa. In Botswana, Botala Energy (ASX: BTE)...

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