News24 Business | Key border crossing with Botswana temporarily shut over flooding
South Africa suspended operations at a key border crossing with Botswana after heavy rains caused flooding.
FRIDAY, 31 JANUARY 2025, 01:42
South Africa suspended operations at a key border crossing with Botswana after heavy rains caused flooding.
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