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Botswana Reviews Private Investment Partnerships for National Development
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On 27 October, Vice President and Finance Minister Ndaba Gaolathe emphasised that Public-Private Partnership agreements must protect public finances while mobilising private capital for infrastructure and essential services. The government is considering PPPs...
On 27 October, Vice President and Finance Minister Ndaba Gaolathe emphasised that Public-Private Partnership agreements must protect public finances while mobilising private capital for infrastructure and essential services. The government is considering PPPs across energy, water, transport, healthcare, education, agriculture and digital services. No single project value was announced.
This creates opportunities for infrastructure investors, policy advisers and project-finance specialists. HPC can support PPP research, project evaluation and strategic introductions.