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Zambia: Levy, Mogae Hold Private Talks

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The Times of Zambia (Ndola)

27 March 2008
Posted to the web 27 March 2008

Charles Mangwato
Gaborone

PRESIDENT Mwanawasa and his Botswana counterpart, Festus Mogae, yesterday held private talks at the Office of the President in Gaborone.

The details of the talks. which lasted for over one hour were, however, not made available to the media.

Dr Mwanawasa arrived in Botswana yesterday for a two-day official visit to that country.

Earlier, President Mogae hosted a luncheon in honour of Dr Mwanawasa at the Phakalane Golf Estate in the outskirts of the capital, Gaborone.

The luncheon was also attended by the Botswana vice-president, Ian Khama, while the Zambian delegation included Foreign Affairs Minister, Kabinga Pande and Minister of Finance and National Planning, Ng'andu Magande and other senior Government officials.

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Last evening, Dr Mwanawasa was scheduled to attend a dinner hosted by the Botswana defence forces commander to bid farewell to President Mogae who leaves office on March 31, after serving his two terms in office.

Today, President Mwanawasa, who is also Southern African Development Community (SADC) chairperson, will dedicate the whole day to SADC programmes at the secretariat.

ZANIS

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