text: Comment; was vieitinq hre aunt, Rose Machobane, wite of (71, above Baei Amos Zondi Age: 60 years Nationality: South Africa Occupation: Employed by international export/ import company until Februacy 1985 Comment: Entered Botswana Prom Zambia in 1980 a8 a normal immiqrant Ahmed Mohamed Geer Aqer 36 yeare Nationality; Nether lands Occupationr Computer proqrammec ComJnentr Entered Botewana tcom the Netherlands on 27 June 1984 a8 leqal resident. Wife injured Euqenia Kakale Kobole Aqe; 20 years Nationality: Botewana Occupation: Unemployed Gladye Kelape Keehuplle Aqer Unknown Nationality: Botswana Dccupationt Unknown Injured Elina Mteweni Aqer 60 years Nationality: South A’r ica (retuqee) Occupation: Housewife Comment: Arrived Botswana 27 June 1981. Huehand killed in attack (see (4) above) and qtandchildren wounded (see (2) and (3) below) Residential status Asylum qranted visitor Resident Ree ident Citizen Citizen Asylum qranted / . 1 . s/17453 Enqlieh Paqe 28 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Name Bueislwe Mokwena Aqe: 10 years Nationality: South Atrlca (retuqee) Teboqo Gqahi Aqe: 5 veacs Nationality: South Atrica (retuqee) Prince Manpane Aqe: 25 yeare Nationality: Botswana Occupation: Unknown Moitre Botanelo Aqe: 24 years Nationality: Botswana Occupation: Unemployed Roelt In Geer Aqe: 27 years Nationality: Nether lands Occupation: Computer prcqrammer Comment (wlte ot (10) above) Jean Fisher Age: 35 years Natronality: Unl ted K lnqdom Occupation: Teacher (Broadhurst .Junloc School) Comment : Resident ot Botswana since 1984 HesidentIal statue Asylum qranted Asylum qranted citizen Citizen Hesldent / . e . s/17453 Enqlish Paqe 29 Annex II EXTRACTS FROM MEDICAL RECORDS OF PRINCESS MARINA HOSPITAL 1. ROELFIN GEER Female, Netherlands national, age 27 year8 Admitted at 2.30 a.m. on 14 June 1985 with extensive shrapnel wounds on both thiqhs. There are numerous deep wounds aftectinq both thighs and lower leqs. One of the wounds qoes riqht through the thiqh muscles with an exit wound at the back 
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of medical records, asylum applications, and personal information of individuals who have entered Botswana. The text does not provide information on economic development, natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, or communication. It does not mention specific scientific or technological advancements. The text is primarily focused on the individuals' personal details, injuries, and asylum status, which suggests a humanitarian context. Education is also not a direct focus, but it is mentioned in one instance as the occupation of a teacher. Employment is a relevant category, but it is not the primary focus.