SADC Mission in Mozambique

Also known as: SAMIM

2026-06-242026-09-01

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July 2026
28 JulDaily News Botswana
… Gen Amaral highlighted the two countries’ joint participation in the SADC Mission in Mozambique (SAMIM) as evidence of their shared commitment to promoting peace and security in the region. …
Botswana and Angola move to seal landmark Defence Pact
June 2026
24 JunDaily News Botswana
… He also told the committee that the country’s engagement in SADC Mission in Mozambique (SAMIM) regional peacekeeping came at a cost of about P674 million to the government. …
BDF To Phase Out Asbestos Camps

Politics

Botswana and Angola prepare landmark Defence Cooperation Agreement

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Botswana and Angola are preparing to sign a Defence Cooperation Agreement aimed at strengthening joint efforts against regional security threats including organised cross-border crime, cybercrime, and wildlife trafficking. The agreement will provide a framework for deeper military cooperation, intelligence sharing, and joint operations, with technical experts from both countries refining the Memorandum of Agreement ahead of signing during an upcoming State Visit.

28 July 2026 · Daily News Botswana →

Tuesday 28 July

Botswana and Angola prepare landmark Defence Cooperation Agreement
Botswana and Angola are preparing to sign a Defence Cooperation Agreement aimed at strengthening joint efforts against regional security threats including organised cross-border crime, cybercrime, and wildlife trafficking. The agreement will provide a framework for deeper military cooperation, intelligence sharing, and joint operations, with technical experts from both countries refining the Memorandum of Agreement ahead of signing during an upcoming State Visit.
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Wednesday 24 June

BDF commits to phasing out asbestos accommodation at two camps
The Botswana Defence Force has committed to relocating personnel from asbestos structures at Paje and Pandamatenga Base Camps by next year, with full dismantling and disposal targeted for completion within three years. The project is estimated to cost around P41 million and will require engagement of a foreign company, though it was not budgeted for the current financial year due to fiscal challenges.
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