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Rwanda and Botswana have established a strong mineral partnership, While #Botswana is historically a diamond giant, #Rwanda is a leading global producer of essential tech minerals like tantalum and tungsten. the two nations have signed six bilateral agreements to remove trade barriers and share expertise in "mineral beneficiation" the...

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