AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoLocal Democracy in Action: A report from Mosi shows how Botswana’s kgotla—traditional consultation meeting modern governance—still helps communities decide, settle disputes, and connect with officials. Regional Arts & Diplomacy: Over 150 artists converged at Eswatini’s OITF for masterclasses and performances, with theatre framed as a bridge between Southern African cultures. Botswana at 60, Culture on the Ground: Independence celebrations across villages highlighted song, dance, and the central role of sharing meat—while the country also faced fresh backlash over authorising elephant killings for the festivities. Trade Ambitions: Botswana and Mozambique agreed to upgrade cooperation via a bi-national commission, aiming to turn long diplomatic ties into stronger trade, investment, and infrastructure results. Community Development Watch: The Masubia Traditional Authority urged faster government delivery in Muyako, citing stalled projects, lack of electricity, and gaps in clinics and clean water. Entrepreneurship & Learning: A Botswana Gazette piece argues entrepreneurship education works best when it builds classroom capability early, not just through prizes.
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