Feature: Climate change hurts harvesters of mophane worms in Botswana

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Wednesday, 12 Feb 2025
1:31 AM MYT

by Shingirai Madondo, Teng Junwei

GABORONE, Feb. 11 (Xinhua) -- Botswana's five-pula coin features an engraved image of a mophane worm, a nutritious delicacy popular in southern Africa.

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