AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoArts in the Kalahari: The Africa Human Rights Film Festival brought screenings, debate and filmmaker training to Rietfontein, drawing at least 600 residents and challenging the idea that rural communities lack access to cultural events. Botho and Belonging: A longtime visitor’s reflection on Botswana celebrates the everyday hospitality and humanity that reshaped his understanding of the country. Remembering the Swaneng Quintet: A call is growing to honour five people who died in 1976 while helping raise funds for Botswana’s first university campus, recognising their role in the nation’s education story. Marriage Equality: Two women are challenging Botswana’s Marriage Act in court; judgment is due on April 2, 2027. Cultural Exchange: Botswana’s New Moon Dance Academy joined Namibia’s OYO Dance Troupe for a performance at Windhoek’s National Theatre, bringing artists together across borders. African Heritage: Chief Livhuwani Matsila urged communities to reclaim their place in the story of Mapungubwe and pass its history on to younger generations.
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