AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoOkavango Stay: Kanana Nyana, a four-suite camp designed around the Delta’s forest and island landscapes, has welcomed its first guests. Music and Ownership: Grammy-winning producer Zakes Bantwini says African artists need to own more of the businesses and infrastructure behind the continent’s global music success. Botswana-raised Sampa the Great’s latest album has also renewed discussion about how her Zambian roots and Botswana upbringing shape her music and identity. San Land Rights: Botswana’s government has approved a roadmap that could give Indigenous San communities legally protected rights in the Central Kalahari Game Reserve, though land ownership and community participation remain unresolved. Language and Heritage: Khwe communities are celebrating the first Khwedam Panoramic Bible, a milestone in preserving and sharing their language. Names and Memory: Kgosi Khama IV has questioned the renaming of the Ipelegeng public works programme to Ikageng, saying dikgosi should have been consulted and warning against discarding a name tied to self-reliance.
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