AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCultural Exchange & Youth: Botswana students took part in the “Chinese Bridge” competition in Gaborone, mixing Chinese language, speeches and performances to build people-to-people ties. Creative Economy Protection: Botswana’s broadcasting officials warned that piracy and unregulated AI could erode cultural identity and livelihoods, urging stronger safeguards for local creators. Women & Youth in Energy: A new programme launched to train youth, women and citizen-owned firms for opportunities across the oil and gas value chain, positioning Batswana for future jobs beyond diamonds. LGBTQI+ Media Sensitisation: Media practitioners were urged to humanise LGBTQI+ stories, with training focused on responsible coverage after legal progress. Community Food & Retail Access: Shoprite Market Day gave community gardeners from Botswana, Namibia and South Africa direct shop access, shifting them from aid to independent producers. Regional Sports & Gender Equality: The ANOCA Zone VI Gender Equality and Diversity Forum opened in Victoria Falls, spotlighting women’s leadership, safe sport and athlete welfare. Culture & Heritage in Motion: A Miss Universe Zimbabwe team with Botswana delegates visited Zimbabwe’s Baradzanwa Cultural Village, celebrating traditions, food and storytelling.
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