AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWater & Inclusion in the Zambezi: Mayeyi Traditional Authority chief Boniface Shufu says Sangwali village is being left out of regional development, citing long travel to services, dried rivers, and heavy reliance on boreholes. He calls for a village council and for the water pipeline ending at Kapani to be extended to Kongola and beyond. Local Development Priorities: Councillor Vincent Sinalumbu urges urgent investment in land servicing, roads, healthcare, agriculture and telecoms, spotlighting completion of the Kongola–Sangwali–Kapani water pipeline and a new clinic at Sauswu to cut long journeys through wildlife corridors. Unity Over Tribalism: Vice President Lucia Witbooi tells Namibians to reject tribalism, regionalism and racism, saying cultural diversity should build unity and peaceful development. Inclusive Sport: Nigeria’s Wheelchair Fencing Federation launches Africa’s first Wheelchair Fencing Academy in Lagos (Aug 5–7) under the ENABLE inclusion programme, with participants including Botswana. Cybercrime Awareness in Botswana: Village Digital Safety Botswana Initiative spreads from village to village, using real community stories to teach people how to spot and avoid mobile money scams and online fraud. Women’s Health Push: Cervical cancer awareness calls for action during Women’s Month, stressing HPV vaccination and screening to prevent deaths.
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