AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoRegenerative Tourism in KAZA: Maun hosted the launch of a KAZA TFCA regenerative nature-based tourism initiative, backed by the EU and Germany, aiming to strengthen conservation while boosting local livelihoods—especially women-, youth- and community-led MSMEs—across Angola, Botswana, Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe. GBV Support Gets New Platform: In Gaborone, Ratong Center founder Pearl Ncube is rolling out “Healing with Ms Pearl,” a podcast plus healing retreats and support sessions to help survivors and people in recovery find safer paths forward. Health Access on the Move: Journey of Hope Botswana’s 15th Annual Big Journey is underway, bringing breast cancer awareness and screening to underserved villages in Mahalapye and Palapye districts. Jobs and Skills Pressure: Botswana’s HRDC warns that weak job creation and graduate unemployment are widening the gap between qualifications and real work, as technology and climate priorities reshape what skills are needed. Culture & Inclusion in the Spotlight: IB Kamara is set to bring “Culture as Economic Power” to Gaborone, linking creativity with economic inclusion through the Banana Club Economic Inclusion Forum. Community Trade Clash: BOPEU criticises demolitions of informal trading spaces in Thamaga and Mogoditshane, arguing enforcement without alternatives deepens poverty for families relying on small businesses.
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