text: Y The oftrclal currency ot Botswana is the pula. The exchanqe rate a8 ot 1 Auquet 1985 was $US 1.00 = 1.70 pula. Y The Government ot Botswana indicated that damaqeR are allowed on the tollowinq hasee: 10~s of earnlnqs, estimated medlcal expenses, eolatlum (shock, pain and eutferinq) , drsahrlity and loss ot amenities of lite and contumelia (injury sustained tcom Insult or insolence). / . . . S/17453 English Paqe 26 Annex I LIST OF VICTIMS OF THE ATTACK Name A. Killed 1. Cecil Georqe Phshle Aqer 47 year8 Nationality8 South Africa (rettuqee) Occupstion: Selt-employed (operatinq buhl eervice) Comment8 Arrived Botswana 12 December 1976 2. Lindiwe Maud Phahle n8e Malaza Aqer 37 year0 Nationality: South Af r ice (retuqee) Occupation: Social worker (Ministry ot Local Government and Land81 Comment 2 WLte ot (1) above. Arrived BOtSWana 12 December 1976 3. Joeeph Malaza Aqet 28 yeare Nationality: South Af r ice Occupation: Student Comment. I Arrived in Botswana on 11 June 1985 to vielt cousin Lindiwe Phahle, (2) above, with travel document ieeued by South African authorities. 4. Dick Nkukwana Mtsweni Aqe: 71 yeare Nationality: South Af r ica (retuqee) Occupation: Driver Comment : Arrived Botswana 27 July 1981. 60 year old wife and qrandchildren inlured 5. Thamssnqa Harry Mnyele Aqet 37 yeare Nationelity: South Africa (refugee) Occupation: Self-employed musician Comment: Arrived Botswana 4 October 1979 6. Michael Frank Hamlyn Aqe: 24 years Nationality: South Atr ice (retuqee) Occupation: Student (University ot Botswana1 Comment8 Arrived Botswana 30 December 1980 Residential statue Aeylum qranted Asylum qranted Viei tot Asylum qrsnted Aeylum qranted Aeylum granted / .., s/17453 Enqlish Paqe 27 7. I I 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. B. 1. Nemo Themba Duke Machobane Aqer 32 yeate Nationalityr South Aft ica (refuqee) Occupat ionr Teacher Commentr Arrived Botswana 6 October 1975 Peter Kamohelo Mofoka A998 6 years Nationality; Leeot ho 
analysis: The text appears to be a document related to the attack on South African refugees in Botswana, mentioning the victims, their nationalities, occupations, and dates of arrival in the country. The document also mentions the official currency of Botswana and its exchange rate. The text does not seem to be related to economic development, natural resources, agriculture, industry, transport, international trade, or science and technology.