AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoImmigration Enforcement: Botswana’s Labour and Home Affairs ministry says raids uncovered companies misusing farm worker permits to place expatriates in unrelated jobs, tightening scrutiny after arrests, prosecutions and fines. Wildlife Safety: Dramatic Okavango Delta footage shows an angry hippo charging a tourist boat, with passengers forced to speed away as the animal pursued. Okavango Culture on Screen: “Batho Ba Metsi” premiered in Gaborone, shifting attention from wildlife to the people of the Delta—mokoro guides, basket weavers, elders and youth—filmed with an all-Batswana crew. Heritage Through Fashion: Koki Kamala’s “Heritage Reimagined: Living Archives” at the National Museum turned Botswana landscapes and motifs into a runway conversation on originality and whether culture can be copyrighted. Community & Youth: The 60-4-60 Challenge returns with an 80km cycling push to support 80 vulnerable children in Maun, blending sport with family-friendly giving. Culture & Identity: Mayeyi youth rally around the Batsara festival, while the Mayeyi leader calls for a border post at Kawedumu or Yasunu to boost trade, services and cultural ties.
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