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	President Festus Mogae
		Festus Gontebanye Mogae (born August 21, 1939) is the President of Botswana.
		Mogae studied economics in the United Kingdom, first at the University of Sussex and then at the University of Oxford.
		He returned to Botswana to work as a civil servant before taking up posts with the International Monetary Fund and the Bank of Botswana.
	www.festusmogae.com (84 words)

	Mogae, Botswana's 'CEO': Africa: Features: News24
		Mogae has made clear he intends to step down in 2008 in line with the constitution that limits the time in office to 10 years.
		Born in the village of Serowe in eastern Botswana, Festus Gontebanye Mogae was raised in a poor family of cattle farmers who would sell off prize members of their herd to pay for his education.
		Mogae has said he plans to hand the baton to his vice president Ian Khama when he retires in 2008.
	www.news24.com /News24/Africa/Features/0,,2-11-37_1614464,00.html (528 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Botswana Democratic Party
		The Botswana Democratic Party is the governing conservative party in Botswana, led by president Festus Mogae.
		Festus Gontebanye Mogae (born August 21, 1939) is the president of Botswana.
		Nowadays its leader, Festus Mogae is president of Botswana.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Botswana-Democratic-Party (680 words)

	CNN.com - Health - Botswana's President chides rich countries on AIDS, debt - November 15, 2000
		Mogae said he was disappointed by the lack of response and accused the U.S. government of making "sympathetic noises" but doing little while African nations reeled on the edge of economic and demographic implosion.
		Mogae said life expectancy had fallen by at least 20 years to 47 years and that as many as half the natural deaths occurring in Botswana are HIV related.
		Mogae said African countries were prepared to play a role in the financing of HIV treatments, but that they could not do it alone.
	edition.cnn.com /2000/HEALTH/AIDS/11/15/aids.botswana.reut (697 words)

	Botswana's leader defends AIDS testing - The Washington Times: World - May 10, 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Mogae said he plans to require students applying for scholarships to take the test, although the outcome of the tests will not affect their eligibility for the scholarships.
		Mogae, an Oxford-educated development economist who has worked in Washington at the International Monetary Fund, surprised his nation and the world by announcing that his government would spend whatever it took to purchase life-saving antiretroviral treatment for those infected with the AIDS virus.
		Mogae said one of Botswana's biggest problems was that its men were having sex with multiple partners and not being faithful to their wives.
	www.washingtontimes.com /world/20040510-122712-4352r.htm (899 words)

	Africast Global Africa Network- News
		Mogae, who has at times broken ranks with African leaders by publicly criticising Mugabe over Zimbabwe's political and economic crisis, is in Harare to open an agricultural show and discuss the joint construction of a border bridge.
		Mogae, who has previously suggested that Mugabe must do more to resolve the Zimbabwe crisis, said "despite the opinion of a few sceptics", co-operation between their two countries was growing.
		Economic relations could be enhanced by the implementation of agreements on investment promotion and protection and the avoidance of double taxation, he said in a statement aired by state television today.
	news.africast.com /africastv/article.php?newsID=59703 (275 words)

	Festus Mogae / Botswana / África / Biografías Líderes Políticos / Documentació / CIDOB - Fundación CIDOB
		Mogae exhibió también no pocas dosis de paciencia y cautela en el conflicto de Caprivi, que, si bien ha tenido una entidad incomparablemente menor que la gran guerra congoleña, sí ha producido un impacto directo en Botswana en términos de inestabilidad fronteriza y de afluencia de refugiados.
		Mogae no sólo rehusó implicar a sus fuerzas en el territorio colindante, sino que protestó ante el Gobierno de Windhoek por lo que consideraba una peligrosa escalada de tensiones que amenazaba con extender la inseguridad a su país y a la también pacífica Zambia.
		Mogae y las autoridades botswanas han afrontado esta crisis con energía y realismo, no perdiendo el tiempo, como ha sido el caso de otros dirigentes africanos, en elaborar peregrinas teorías sobre el origen de la enfermedad o estrategias sanitarias condicionadas por prejuicios culturales.
	www.cidob.org /ca/layout/set/print/documentacion/biografias_lideres_politicos/africa/botswana/festus_mogae (1098 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for Festus
		He was succeeded by Porcius Festus, and when recalled to Rome, he escaped being sentenced to death by Nero only...
		Festus Mogae: drought of good governance is the real problem.
		FESTUS, MO-- Wal-Mart employee James Sansoucie struggles in the snow to corral the carts back toward the building in Festus, Missouri, Tuesday December 24, 2002.
	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=Festus (655 words)

	Botswanan President Calls for Change in Behavior to Fight HIV/AIDS - The Body
		Botswanan President Festus Mogae during a state of the nation address on Monday called for people in Botswana -- which has the highest adult HIV prevalence in the world -- to change their behavior to help curb the spread of HIV, SAPA/AFP/Independent Online reports.
		Mogae said that stigma against people living with HIV/AIDS remains "one of the greatest barriers to the implementation of various care and prevention strategies." Mogae added, "We have spoken of the HIV/AIDS pandemic as a war that needs to be won.
		Mogae is scheduled to give the keynote address on Wednesday at a one-day conference in Washington, D.C., organized by the Center for Strategic and International Studies HIV/AIDS Task Force.
	www.thebody.com /content/art11679.html (575 words)

	CNN.com - Health - Botswana's President chides rich countries on AIDS, debt - November 15, 2000
		Mogae said he was disappointed by the lack of response and accused the U.S. government of making "sympathetic noises" but doing little while African nations reeled on the edge of economic and demographic implosion.
		Mogae said life expectancy had fallen by at least 20 years to 47 years and that as many as half the natural deaths occurring in Botswana are HIV related.
		Mogae said African countries were prepared to play a role in the financing of HIV treatments, but that they could not do it alone.
	archives.cnn.com /2000/HEALTH/AIDS/11/15/aids.botswana.reut/index.html (741 words)

	afrol News - Botswana President comes clean on tribalism allegations
		A provoked but calm Mogae in a public meeting in the town of Kanye said that contrary to wide accusations against him, he was not fuelling tribalism in Botswana.
		President Festus Mogae said though he believed that Sections 77-79 of the Botswana Constitution were not discriminatory, he could not ignore others who were crying loud and clear that they were being discriminated against.
		Mogae, who has undoubtedly improved on his previously abrasive public speaking and brought his temper under control said that unlike his predecessors - Sirs Seretse Khama and Ketumile Masire - he finds himself ruling in an era when the socio-political landscape has changed and he must respond to it.
	www.afrol.com /News2002/bot004_mogae_tribalism.htm (810 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Have Your Say \| Talking Point: Botswana's President Festus Mogae
		President Festus Mogae is leader of Botswana, one of the countries hit hardest by the Aids epidemic.
		President Mogae has pledged to invest much of the country's annual budget in tackling the crisis.
		I really want to say I appreciate President Mogae for what his government is doing to fight Aids and also all the governments in Southern Africa.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/talking_point/3223194.stm (7618 words)

	Mogae: Increase SADC budget: Africa: News: News24
		Mogae said there was a need for a spirit of self-reliance within the community.
		Mogae also handed the SADC chairmanship to Lesotho's Prime Minister Pakalitha Mosisili during a ceremony on Thursday.
		Mogae said although the SADC had made some progress on its integration agenda, these efforts were not as "fruitful" as he would have liked.
	www.news24.com /News24/Africa/News/0,,2-11-1447_1984564,00.html (276 words)

	Mmegi Online :: Mogae to declare 2007 a drought year
		Further, Ramsay pointed out the before Mogae could declare that this is a drought year, the Office of the President must consult both the Ministry of Agriculture and the Ministry of Local Government to determine the likely impact of the drought and also advise cabinet on their findings.
		Mogae also made a commitment that his government would do every thing in its power to ensure that the effects of drought on the country's population are contained.
		He warned the nation to be prepared to shoulder some of the burden and comply with whatever measures that could be introduced to alleviate some of the effects of drought.
	www.mmegi.bw /2007/May/Tuesday15/128.php (255 words)

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		The resident told Mogae this was bound to cause conflicts between Dikgosi and their subordinates and the principles of democracy would be totally ignored if the representatives were to be elected only by a certain group of people.
		Mogae said the nation was losing educated people who have become victims of the abuse and as such they have lost lives and most families have suffered.
		Mogae said they are not succeeding as a government because the same alcoholics seek the assistance of lawyers soon after been penalised for wrongdoing and being a nuisance and that lawyers always claim their clients “were made to do wrong because they were under the influence of alcohol.”
	ngamitimes.com /page11.html (16478 words)

	MOFA: Visit to Japan by H.E. Mr. Festus Gontebanye Mogae, President of the Republic of Botswana
		Festus Gontebanye Mogae, President of the Republic of Botswana
		Festus Gontebanye Mogae, President of the Republic of Botswana, accompanied by a suite, will visit Japan from June 6 (Tue) to 9 (Fri).
		President Mogae will attend (*)"Botswana Week," an event to publicize Botswana in Japan in commemoration of the 40th anniversary of the independence of Botswana and the establishment of diplomatic relations between Japan and Botswana.
	www.mofa.go.jp /announce/event/2006/5/0529.html (140 words)

	People's Daily Online -- Botswanian president denies AIDS prevalence rate at 33 pct.
		Mogae said the prevention of mother-to-child transmission was very important because it was the hope of an AIDS-free generation.
		According to Mogae, roughly over 75,000 people in Botswana have registered as HIV positive, and over 68,000 of them are on ARV therapy.
		Therefore, the prevalence rate is not going down," said Mogae, adding that the people who were under ARV treatment and would live 10 to 15 years with the virus had also contributed to the high prevalence rate.
	english.people.com.cn /200610/18/eng20061018_312979.html (467 words)

	Mmegi Online :: Mogae's Balancing Act
		Ever since Mogae took power in 1998, the fortunes of the once dominant faction have been on the wane both in the ruling Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) and the cabinet.
		The politics of inclusion started when Mogae appointed Kedikilwe as a member of the party central committee and just last year, Matlhabaphiri was roped in as chairman of the BDP labour committee.
		Mogae brought in faces to stabilise the party factions at the expense of reality.
	www.mmegi.bw /2007/January/Monday22/9.php (801 words)

	IRIN Africa \| Southern Africa \| Botswana \| BOTSWANA: Khama win eases Mogae's concerns \| Governance \| News Item (Site not responding. Last check: )
		If Kedikilwe, a veteran politician, had won, analysts predicted he was likely to have challenged President Festus Mogae for leadership of the party - an unprecedented move in a country regarded as one of sub-Saharan Africa's most stable.
		Khama was catapulted from the army into the vice-presidency by Mogae in 1999 in a move reportedly aimed at quelling faction fighting within the party.
		Mogae, who was himself a party outsider before becoming president in 1998, now has a central committee that is effectively under his control, analysts said.
	irinnews.org /report.asp?ReportID=35572 (444 words)

	allAfrica.com: Botswana: Young Farmers Fund To Revive Agriculture (Page 1 of 1) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Launching the fund last week, President Festus Mogae said the fund is expected to revive the sector, which has declined from contributing 12% to the Gross Domestic Product at Independence to 2% in 2005.
		On reduction of unemployment, President Mogae said: "The fund is intended to contribute significantly towards national effort to reduce youth unemployment.
		Mogae said whilst young people tend to the impatient and to want quick results, he is convinced that they will be determined to succeed whatever the hurdles.
	allafrica.com /stories/200703060691.html (551 words)

	Browse Articles By Country \| Africa Confidential, Inside information for over 40 years (Site not responding. Last check: )
		On 18 February President Festus Mogae issued a presidential decree declaring Professor Kenneth Good, a politics lecturer at the University of Botswana for 15 years, a 'prohibited immigrant' with 48 hours to leave the country.
		A year into President Festus Mogae's first five-year term, the ruling Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) is firmly in the saddle, while the opposition Botswana National Front (BNF) recovers from the electoral pounding it took in October 1999.
		Mogae, who was due to be formally re-elected head of state by his party on 20 October, seems set for a five-year term without too many challenges from his rivals in the cabinet.
	www.africa-confidential.com /index.aspx?pageid=22&countryid=4 (1371 words)

	Mogae sets Botswana poll date
		Mogae’s Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) has governed the country since independence in 1966 with little challenge from a weak and divided opposition.
		Mogae, an Oxford University economics graduate and former executive director of the International Monetary Fund, has good relations with the United States and has won praise from Western donors for using diamond dollars to fund education and fight Aids while steering clear of Africa’s resource-driven wars.
		But Mogae has come to blows with champions of the ancient Bushman tribes of southern Africa over plans to forcibly relocate Bushmen living in the Central Kalahari Game Reserve to villages, which the government says will ensure they have access to schools, water and healthcare.
	www.eastandard.net /archives/cl/print/news.php?articleid=659 (363 words)

	AEGiS-AFP News: Africa's success story, Botswana, gears up for elections - October 24, 2004
		Mogae is appealing for a strong turnout to win a clear mandate for a final five-year term that will serve to shape his legacy as the third president of this nation of 1.6 million people.
		Mogae never misses an opportunity to mention AIDS in his speeches, talking openly about the need for safe sex and for Botswanans to know their HIV status.
		Aside from Mogae, there are three other candidates for the presidency including lawyer Otsweletse Moupo from the Botswana National Front, who has also won the backing from two other parties -- the Botswana Alliance Movement and the Botswana People's Party -- to try to defeat the incumbent.
	www.aegis.com /NEWS/AFP/2004/AF041083.html (816 words)

	REDI News Features
		Mogae, who took over as chairperson of the 13-member organization from the new Prime Minister of Mauritius Navinchandra Ramgoolam, will be at the helm for the next 12 months.
		In his acceptance speech, Mogae said democracy is alive in southern Africa, and the peaceful change of leadership in Mauritius is a living example of that.
		Mogae’s call for urgency comes at a time when SADC is reflecting on its achievements and challenges over the last quarter of a century.
	www.sardc.net /editorial/newsfeature/05710805.htm (872 words)

	Drug Access \| Botswana to Implement AIDS Drug Plan, President Mogae Says - Kaisernetwork.org
		Botswana, the nation with the world's highest rate of HIV infection, plans to implement a program to distribute antiretroviral medications to "all who need [them]" by year's end, President Festus Mogae said yesterday.
		Mogae said he hopes to enlist aid groups to provide such technical assistance.
		Although he did not provide a cost estimate for the program, Mogae did say that Botswana needs to purchase the drugs at "affordable prices," noting that Cipla Ltd. 's offer to sell generic triple-drug therapy for $600 per patient per year is "more in line" with what the country could afford.
	www.kaisernetwork.org /daily_reports/rep_index.cfm?hint=1&DR_ID=3412 (316 words)

	Festus Mogae, Schema-Root rss
		GABORONE - President Festus Mogae is scheduled to deliver the opening address at the ninth German World Bank Forum (WBF) 2007 on the theme: Africa on the...
		President Festus Mogae launched the operation by planting one of the envisaged 2 500 commercial olive trees.
		GABORONE - President Festus Mogae is scheduled to speak at the Harvard University Kennedy School of Governments two-day spring conference titled: The...
	schema-root.org /rss/?p=6019 (1450 words)

	Overview of Remarks at the UN by Botswana President On the Diamond Certification Process
		According to President Mogae’s statement to the Assembly, which was distributed in the room, since its inception, the Process has enabled a closer interaction between its participants, observers, applicants and various organizations, providing a valuable platform to consolidate the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme and explore ways and means of curbing the flow of illicit diamonds.
		President Mogae said that the Kimberley Process remained open on a global, non-discriminatory basis, to all countries and regional organizations, willing and able to fulfil its requirements.
		President Mogae replied that the best strategy was to ostracise the violators and ensure that no diamonds from those countries were sold through the known channels.
	www.state.gov /p/af/ci/bc/rm/77572.htm (1150 words)

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