AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoBotswana–Zimbabwe Economic Push: Botswana has approached Zimbabwe to deepen an “execution-led” economic partnership, with Vice President Ndaba Gaolathe pointing to Zimbabwe’s manufacturing base and education system as a springboard for joint investment and cross-border business links. Parliament & Governance: Botswana’s National Assembly is running a week-long seminar with SADC Parliamentary Forum partners to strengthen lawmaking, scrutiny, procedure, and topics like gender equality and SRHR—aimed at meeting high public expectations for the 13th Parliament. Education & Culture Clash: The Botswana Teachers Union is urging teachers to boycott a proposed National Schools Music Eisteddfod, saying the Ministry moved ahead without consultation and without agreed pay and working conditions for teachers. Local Arts Spotlight: Hip hop storyteller Taurin is set to launch her debut EP, “Code of Conduct,” using rap to talk identity and purpose after being bullied. Wildlife-Inspired Lifestyle: Avani Gaborone Resort & Casino has introduced a “Saving the Wild” house wine collection, with proceeds supporting wildlife protection efforts. Sports & Youth: Botswana’s karate scene is buzzing after the Gaborone Open drew a record turnout of competitors from across the region. Regional Travel Rules: Namibia has updated its visa-on-arrival list, affecting many countries while noting reciprocal arrangements that keep Botswana travellers visa-free for short visits.
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