AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAnti-trafficking & faith-led action: Talitha Kum says its sister-led network reached 1.21 million people in 2025, up nearly 30% from 2024, and expanded into Malawi, Botswana, Lesotho and Eswatini—highlighting prevention, survivor support and justice work. Community sport with a purpose: Debswana Jwaneng Mine GM’s Soccer Fiesta returns July 31–Aug 2, with proceeds funding health and education projects in Tlhankane, building on years of growing attendance and fundraising. Botswana sports governance: Minister Jacob Kelebeng says Botswana is pushing sport integrity—anti-doping law, plans for a National Anti-Doping Organization, and regional capacity-building—framing sport as both fair play and economic opportunity. Culture & food: Sefalana teams up with Robertson Winery for a Potjie Competition at BotswanaCraft on Aug 1, celebrating the potjie as a social tradition that brings families and friends together. Creative industry spotlight: Botswana’s first Creators Assembly Summit (Aug 20–21) is set to bring major regional names and the theme “Creativity, the New Currency.” Regional travel policy ripple: The US will end routine visa processing at 25 African posts from Aug 1, including Gaborone, shifting applicants to regional hubs.
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