AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWildlife and Communities: Botswana’s wildlife department expects El Niño drought to drive animals into settlements in search of food and water, raising risks for people and crops. It is rehabilitating boreholes in protected areas and along migration routes. Living Heritage: Nine San girls in Chobokwane graduated from the Dúù programme, where older women pass on Naro knowledge, dance and life skills. Gaborone Life: Kgale View Night Market brought local businesses and global flavours to Game City, including West African dishes, braai and bao buns. Music: The rebranded 267 Hip-Hop Awards return with 22 categories and a new regional award, aiming to put Botswana’s urban culture on a wider stage. Sporting Links: Botswana and Namibia have agreed to cooperate on athlete development, coaching and training, opening new opportunities for sports exchanges.
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