text: 2. House No.8 Tlokwenq Village Owner I Tenants Kqomotso Moqome Property damaged a Lerato Motsepe House and furniture riddled with bullets. 3. House No.8 United Automobile, Induetrial Site Owner: United Automobile Tenant* Solidarity News Service (SNS) Property damaged: Duplicatinq machine, photocopier, typewriter and steel cabinets extensively damaqed, Telephone Cal 1 hox was also riddled with bullcta. In addition, a computer wae lost. 4. House No. 50071 (Servant6 auarters) Gahorone village Owner I ZZiiTant 8 Botswana Hourinq Corporation Euqenia Kakale Kobole, Gladys Kelape Keshupile Property damaged t Servants auarters reduced to rubble. 5. House No. 2914: Ext. 10 Gaborone Owner 8 Late Barnabas Maqole Tenant1 Michael Frank Hamlyn, Ahmed Mohamed Geer and his wife Roelf in Property damaged: House partly demolished. Water and electrical installations exteneively damaqed. 6. Houee No. 7819: Maruapula location Owner a Botswana Housinq Corporation Tenant: Themba Duke Machobane, his Wife Rose and sin-year old Lesotho national, Peter Kamohelo Mofoka Property damaged: House riddled with bullets, windows, doors and Borne furniture damaged, A Ford Cortina car BD 8584 parked behind that house was aleo riddled with bullet8 smashinq the screen and riqht-hand side window, 7. House No. 132121 Teholofelo Owner I Tenant, Botswana Housinq Corporation Dick Mtsweni and hi8 family Property damaged, House extensively damaqed. Toyota Hilux vehicle BD 4603 burnt to ashes while another Hilux pick-up BZ 8275 sustained broken qlassee of it8 canopy. s/17453 Enqlieh Paqe 33 11 . Il~~u~r No. 13547 : ‘~BhOlot P10 -.--we---- --- owner : m...- Uot swana Hounlnq Corporat Ion Tenant : Timothy wllliam0 I'rnpc~ ty damaged: The whole house was reduced to 9 prle ot rubble. 9‘ HnuHp NC) 1 ‘,7 17 * -d--e Hrnadhurnt Owner : -- Bat swana Housinq Corporation Tenant: Cccl 1 Georqe Phahle and tamlly Property tiamayed: House riddled with bullete. _- Honda Balade car BD 9482 
analysis: The text appears to be a report of property damage and destruction in Botswana, likely as a result of a violent event or conflict. The report lists various houses and properties, including those owned by individuals and corporations, and describes the extent of the damage. The focus is on the physical damage to the properties, rather than any economic or social implications.