AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPublic Health: President Duma Boko has pledged to make Botswana malaria-free by 2029, with a new council bringing government, traditional leaders, civil society and partners together to coordinate the effort. Recognition: The University of Botswana is honouring Roy Sesana for advocating Basarwa rights and cultural identity, alongside public-health leader Matshidiso Moeti and jurist Oagile Dingake. Traditional Leadership: Ntlo ya Dikgosi chair Kgosi Malope II is calling for dikgosi to be involved early in shaping laws and policy, not consulted only after decisions are made. Creative Economy: Botswana’s National Arts Council is targeting 40,000 creative-sector jobs by 2051, with financing, intellectual-property protection and market access identified as key needs. Fashion: Three designers earned internships with Mr Price Group at Fashion Without Borders Botswana, creating a route from the runway into the industry. Community Culture: The Botswana Tamil Cultural Association marked 35 years with Kalaivizha, celebrating heritage through music and dance while supporting Tamil-language education and community initiatives.
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