WIRE — Disease-related export restrictions have forced Botswana to surrender premium Norwegian beef quota worth about P75 million to Namibia. GAZETTE REPORTER Botswanas prolonged battle with foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) has handed Namibia an estimated N$100 million, about P75 million, export boost after disease-related restrictions prevented Botswana from fully using its premium Norwegian beef quota. The loss exposes
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