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eBotswana claims for lost ad revenue from SABC As Botswana blocks SABC TV reception, eBotswana says it will seek damages.
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Mindspeak Kenya this weekendMindspeak, a networking forum for Kenyan business, will take place in Nairobi on Saturday.
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EASSy problems hit internet usersMTN Rwanda has warned that its users may experience internet access problems due to disruptions on the EASSy undersea cable.
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Zambia-China trade zone marks 5 yearsThe Zambia-China Economic Trade Zone has marked five years in operation.
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