text: 4 x 1 l/2 ton trucks 77 344 4 x 5 ton trucks 165 012 FranciRtnvn 3 x 1 l/2 ton trucks 58 008 I truck hilux 9 872 3 cars (Commodore Opel) 60 000 Selebi Phikve 5 x 1 l/2 ton trucks 96 680 2 hilux 19 744 1 car 20 000 Bobonong I landcruiser 19 336 Special support groue 4 troop carriers 180 000 3 land rovers S.W. 69 000 10 land rover& pickllp with canopy 220 000 10 land rover8 pickup without canopy 210 000 1 mobile control bus 60 000 / . . . s/17453 English Paqe S5 6. Caborone 5 x 1 l/2 ton trucks 96 680 4 trucks (hilux) 39 488 4 cars (Opel) 80 000 7. Lohatse 3 X 1 1/2 ton trucks 1 hilux 1 car 58 008 9 872 20 000 Total, Transport 1 569 044 H.F. base radio station 10 000 VHF base station 7 000 2 VHF mobiles 10 000 8 VHF portables 14 400 Generator 10 000 2. Special support group H.F. and VHF military-type radios for all new vehicles 3. Francistown For all new vehicles (in pula) COMMUNICATION EOUIPMENT 1. Dukwi 4. Gaborone 5. Lobatse Total, Communication eooipment 598 936 (in pula) 458 150 32 462 34 462 22 462 SPECIAL SUPPORT GROUP - GABOHONE AS it is the qovernment policy that some refuqees may reside at any town or village of their choice, extended security has to be made availahle. This contingent is already fully stretched throughout the country with reinforcements to various units. It is necessary that it he expanded. Additional houses will he built to meet this expansion as shown below: / . . . s/17453 Enqliah Paqe 56 (i) Additional PstR Superintendent, 1 X P13,404 p.a. x 5 yeart 
analysis: The text appears to be a budget allocation document for a government department, specifically the Special Support Group, which provides security and humanitarian aid to refugees. The document outlines the allocation of funds for various equipment, vehicles, and personnel, including communication equipment, transport vehicles, and housing construction. The focus on security, humanitarian aid, and infrastructure development suggests that this document falls under the category of Humanitarian aid and relief.