AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoYouth & Policy: Botswana has formally acceded to the African Youth Charter, a move aimed at boosting youth empowerment, jobs and participation in decision-making. Education & Digital Access: A new P1.5 million digital centre was launched at Sankoyo Primary School, bringing laptops, internet and digital literacy training to rural learners. Culture & Community Business: BEMA has signed an MoU with BaMangwato leadership to pilot community-owned enterprises across seven districts, from agro-processing and leather to heritage products, tourism and creative industries. Sport & Local Economy: The Orange Phikwe National Marathon marks 10 years, spotlighting how road races can drive tourism and business for Selebi-Phikwe. Faith & Leadership: Linus Ngenomesho was consecrated as Bishop in Rundu, beginning ministry for a Catholic territorial district shaped by rivers. Public Life & Values: Botswana President Duma Boko’s viral anti-GBV relationship message continues to spark debate on respect, rejection and non-violence. Regional Tensions: South Africa’s immigration crackdown on cross-border drivers is straining trade routes, with the DRC route hit hardest. Arts & Lifestyle: Botswana’s Offsite Sessions keeps growing by turning unexpected venues into intimate culture conversations, while Culture Spears mark 21 years as tradition stays in the spotlight.
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