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9. Survey of the Linyanti River by Captain Eason, August 1912. (Botswana Memorial, Annex 15). Map No.2. Linyanti River from Kazungula to Ngoma, 1;100,000. Map No. 9 Tracing of a Map of the Linyanti River from Kazungula to Liambesi by Hauptmann Streitwolf, 1909, 1:200,000 10. Sketch Maps of Bechuanaland Protectorate to accompany the Annual Reports. 1911-1912 Botswana Atlas, Map 8. 1912-1913 Botswana Atlas, Map 9. 1913-1914 Botswana Atlas, Map 10. 1914-1915 Botswana Atlas, Map 11. 11. German S.W. Africa Sheets 7 and 8, Caprivi Zipfel, Topographical Section of the Union Defence Forces, Pretoria, July 1915 approx. 1:400,000. Botswana Atlas, Map 12. 12. Sketch Map of Ngamiland and Ghanzi by A.G.Stigand, 1922, 1;500,000. Botswana Supplementary Atlas, Map 6. 13. Map of Bechuanaland Protectorate, Geographical Section, General Staff, War Office, 1933, No.3915, 1:500,000. Botswana Atlas, Map 13. 14. Union of South Africa, Katima Mulilo, 1949, 1:250,000. Botswana Atlas, Map 14. 15. Chobe Concessions (Bechuanaland) Ltd.,Approximate Delineation of Concession Areas, Silby and Horrell, Chartered Surveyors, Salisbury, 1953. Botswana Atlas, Map 15. 16. Bechuanaland Protectorate, Directorate of Overseas Survey,London, 1960, 1;1,000,000. Botswana Atlas, Map 16. 17. Bechuanaland Print Laydown, Directorate of Overseas Surveys, 1964, Sheet 1725C. 1;125,000 (available on request). 18. Bechuanaland, Directorate of Overseas Surveys, London, 1965, 1:500,000. Botswana Atlas, Map 17. 19. Sketch Map accompanying the Surveyor-General's Opinion, 18 October 1965, approx. 1:125,000. Botswana Atlas, Map 18. 20. South West Africa, Katima Mulilo, Government Printer, Pretoria, 1967, 1:250,000. Botswana Atlas, Map 19. 21. Joint Operations Graphic-Ground Map, Sesheke, Zambia, SW Africa, Botswana, Rhodesia, Directorate of Military Survey, Ministry of Defence, OS, 1968, 1:250,000. Botswana Supplementary Atlas, Map 7. 22. Joint Operations Graphic-Air Map, Sesheke,Zambia, SW Africa,Botswana, Rhodesia, Directorate of Military Survey, Ministry of Defence, OS, 1968, 1:250,000. Botswana Supplementary Atlas, Map 8. 23. Joint Operations Graphic Ground Map, Sesheke,Zambia, SW Africa,Botswana, S. Rhodesia, Directorate of Military Survey, Ministry of Defence, OS, 1968, 1:250,000, as in No. 22 above, annotated in red to show limits of Chobe National Park. Botswana Supplementary Atlas, Map 9.
24. Joint Operations Graphic Ground Map, Kavimba,Botswana, S.Rhodesia, SW Africa, 1970 Sheet, 1;250,000, annotated in red to show limits of Chobe National Park with No. 24 above. Botswana Supplementary Atlas, Map 10. 25. Republic of Zambia, Sesheke, Surveyor-General,Lusaka, 1971, 1:250,000. Botswana Atlas, Map 20. 26. Botswana Sheet 1725 C3 and Part C4, Department of Lands and Surveys, Gaborone, 1974, 1:50,000, Edition 1. Botswana Supplementary Atlas, Map 11. 27. Botswana,Department of Lands and Surveys, Gaborone, 1974,1:1,000,000. Botswana Supplementary Atlas, Map 12. 28. Limits of the Chobe National Park Plan: Chobe District, Department of Town and Regional Planning, Gaborone, 1975, TRP6, T2-4, 1:250,000. Botswana Supplementary Atlas, Maps 19 and 22. Chobe National Park Plan, 1980, BP 179, 1:250,000. Botswana Supplementary Atlas, Maps 20 and 23. Chobe National Park Plan, 1983, BP179-a, 1:250,000. Botswana Supplementary Atlas, Maps 21 and 24. 29. Botswana,1976, partially revised Department of Lands and Surveys, Gaborone, 1;1,000,000. Edition 2. Botswana Supplementary Atlas, Map 13. 30. Extract of Botswana, Sheet 1725 C3 and part C4, Department of Lands and Surveys, Gaborone, 1977. Edition 2. Botswana Supplementary Atlas, Map 14. 31. Chobe National Park Tourist Map, 1977, 1;250,000. Botswana Supplementary Atlas, Map 25. 32. Caprivi, compiled by the Joint Air Reconnaissance Intelligence Centre (JARIC), South African Defence Forces, Sheet A, c.1977/8, 1:100,000. Botswana Atlas, Map 22. 33. Zimbabwe, Kazungula, Surveyor-General, Zimbabwe, 1981, 1:250,000. Botswana Atlas, Map 21. 34. South Africa Military Map, 1984, 1;50,000. Botswana Supplementary Atlas, Map 15. 35. Botswana Sheet 1725 C3 and Part C4, Department of Lands and Surveys, Gaborone, 1984, 1:50,000. Edition 3. Botswana Atlas, Map 23. 36. Botswana North Sheet, 1986 edn., Department of Lands and Surveys, Gaborone, printed CTP, 1:1000,000, Botswana Supplementary Atlas, Map 18. 37. Flight Plan, 21 July 1977 for JARIC Map, No.32. above. Botswana Supplementary Atlas, Map 26 (for Map Co-ordinates see Annex 32). __________ CHAPTER 9
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INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE CASE
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10. Secondly: none of the officials
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and cloudy mode of argumentation ad
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commissioned a study of the questio
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"5. Since the attached report was p
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The Report discloses that while the
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more general point of continuity th
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the herds have taken to crossing on
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Secextern would appreciate the seri
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1984) to a decisive resolution of t
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entrepreneur to construct a tourist
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105. The South African regime there
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(F) Boundary Pressures 116. Through
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Africa not to violate her territory
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Secondly: the Namibian Government r
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"The dispute concerns the reach of
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(i) The Intergovernmental Agreement
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161. Earlier in the present chapter
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demonstrated in Chapter 9, the lega
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182. The cardboard character of the
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194. The preparatory work of the An
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204. In the Joint Report itself the
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213. Thus the South African letter
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223. The first of these is an absen
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para. 169) went on to refer to the
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(c) any relevant rules of internati
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256. The key passages in his Report
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partisan approach is characterised
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the River Rovuma in Article I(2) an
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282. This statement is somewhat con
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plain and its greater depth must re
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303. The Namibian Memorial exhibits
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to sidestep these inconvenient fact
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unsubstantiated thesis that Botswan
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(Goudie. ed.; The Encyclopaedic Dic
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"Representatives of the two nationa
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(v) The mud-peat deposits in the ar
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[6. Selous' more contemporary accou
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German Agreement of 1890. The Cuand
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372. The shape of the southern chan
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