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REGION TELEPHONE NUMBER (+267) POSTAL ADDRESS EMAIL ADDRESS GABORONE Head Office 391-5422 / 368-8600 Private Bag 0054, Gaborone [email protected] Gaborone 2 (Fairgrounds) 391-1994 / 312-1339 / 319-0214 Private Bag 0054, Gaborone Gaborone 3 (Maruapula Vehicle 391-2674 / 395-3733 Private Bag BR318, Gaborone [email protected] Testing Station) Old Supplies (Permit-issuing 390-5050 / 393-2672 Private Bag 0054, Gaborone [email protected] Station) Mogoditshane 316-2005 / 2014 Private Bag 0054, Gaborone [email protected] Mochudi 577-7127 / 7135 Private Bag 36, Mochudi [email protected] Molepolole (Permit-issuing 592-0148 / 596-0019 Private Bag 0052, Molepolole [email protected] Station) Ramotswa 539-1227/538-0409 Private Bag 006, Ramotswa [email protected] SOUTHERN Lobatse (Vehicle Testing & Permit- 533-0194 / 0195 / 0063 / 530-1009 P O Box 418, Lobatse [email protected] issuing Station) Kanye (Permit-issuing Station) 540-3165 / 544-1917 Private Bag MK18, Mmasekou, Kanye [email protected] Jwaneng 588-2173 / 1156 / 1123 P O Box 418, Lobatse [email protected] Kang 651-7979 / 7024 P O Box 336, Kang [email protected] Tsabong (Permit-issuing Station) 654-0070 / 0075 P O Box 1, Tsabong [email protected] CENTRAL Palapye (Vehicle Testing & Permit 492-4376 / 4375 / 4408 / 1687 Private Bag 36, Palapye [email protected] – issuing Station) Serowe (Permit-issuing Station) 463-3149 / 3148 / 8123 / 8009 Private Bag 92, Serowe [email protected] Letlhakane 297-8422 Private Bag 34, Letlhakane [email protected] Mahalapye (Permit-issuing Station) 471-2332 / 2098 / 2223 / 1069 Private Bag 60, Mahalapye [email protected] NORTHERN Francistown (Vehicle Testing & 242-1831 / 241-0245 / 240-4476 / P O Box 128, Francistown [email protected] Permit-issuing Station) 4470 / 4434 Goldvalley 241-5052 / 5018 / 5020 / 5002 P O Box 128, Francistown [email protected] Masunga 248-9982 / 9969 P O Box 128, Francistown [email protected] Tutume 298-7315 / 7316 P O Box 337, Tutume [email protected] Sowa 621-3911 / 3914 Private Bag Sow03, Sowa [email protected] Selebi-Phikwe (Permit-issuing 261-0094 / 262-2661 P O Box 128, Francistown [email protected] Station) Bobonong 261-9777 / 9779 P O Box 144, Bobonong [email protected] Kasane (Permit-issuing Station) 625-1001 / 1004 / 1003 / 0190 P O Box 247, Kasane [email protected] NORTH Maun (Permit-issuing Station) 686-2752 / 0851 Private Bag 340, Maun [email protected] WEST Gantsi (Permit-issuing Station) 659-6598 / 6899 P O Box 162, Gantsi [email protected] Gumare 687-4551 / 4632 P O 564, Gumare [email protected] Shakawe 6874557 Private Bag 340, Maun [email protected] .

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