text: are generally sound although some areas will require replacement and others only making good. The house will have to be re-wired throughout. Kitchen fittings require replacement. Approximately seventy-five per cent of the windows need to be reglazed and the entire building will require redecoration on completion. One leaf of the main entrance gate requires renewal. Estimated cost of repairs: Pq4 000.00 Estimated value of loss or damage to personal effects: a) Clothing, loose furniture, fittings and consumables b) Motor vehicles P. 7 500,oo 9 500.00 P17 ooo,oo REPAIRS TO ADJOINING PROPERTV : None LOSS OF RENT -- The current rent of the house on plot 13212 is P158,OO oer month. / . . . s/17453 EnqliSh Paqe 44 LOCATION : Plot 7819, Khudu Close, Gaborone OESCRIPTION OF BUILDING: Standard Medium Cost House (approximately 55 square metres). Year of Construction: 1977 Original Cost of Construction: Circa P7 000,OO NUMBER OF OCCUPANTS : TWO EXTENT OF DAMAGE: There is no structural damage to this property. Repairs that are required comprise making good of-damage to internal finishes, replacement of three internal and two external doors and locks and reglazing to two window panes. Estimated cost of repairs: P800,OO Estimated value of loss or damage to personal effects: a) Clothing, loose furniture, P. fittings and consumables 1 500.00 0) Motor vehicles 500,oo P2 ooo,oo REPAIRS TO ADJOINING PROPERTY: Negligable. LOSS OF RENT The current rent for the house on plot 7819 is P158,OO per month, ,I.., s/17453 Enqliah Paqe 45 LOCATION: Plot 5007, Chobr Way, Gaborone OESCRIPTION OF BUILDING: Servant’8 quarters (6pproxi- mately 34 square metres). Year of construction : Circa 1965 Original Coat of Condtruction: P300,OO NUMBER OF OCCUPANTS: TWO EXTENT 3F DAMAGE: Thla building has been completely destroyed and requires to be rebuilt. Estimated cost of reconstruction: P5 ooo,oo 
analysis: The text appears to be a report on damage to residential properties in Gaborone, Botswana. The report provides details on the extent of damage, repairs required, and estimated costs. The focus is on the physical damage to the buildings and the impact on the occupants' daily lives. The report does not touch on broader economic or societal issues, nor does it involve international trade, science, or technology.