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D. Botswana is bordered to the northeast by Zimbabwe, southeast and south by South Africa and the north and west by Namibia. Its northern border with Zambia is only a few hundred meters long. Up to 70 percent of Botswana is covered by the Kalahari Desert.
A. Cape Town’s water reservoirs dropped to as low as 15 percent of capacity because of an extended drought. Restrictions cut water usage by more than half, and later winter rains increased supplies to the home of South Africa’s parliament. Khartoum, Monrovia and Nairobi are the capitals of Sudan, Liberia and Kenya.
B. Without normal rainfall, subsistence farmers are hard-pressed to recover from the destruction caused by the tropical storms that surged inland from the Indian Ocean.
C. According to the CIA World Factbook, tiny Lesotho has the worst income inequality in the world and South Africa ranks as the second most unequal. Botswana, Namibia and Zambia also rank among the 10 worst nations.