AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMalaria Push: President Duma Boko has launched a national council to coordinate malaria and neglected tropical disease efforts, pledging to secure malaria-free certification for Botswana by 2029. Khoemacau Crash: Four men died and nine people were injured when a bus and a combi collided near the mine; police are investigating the cause. Diamond Diversification: De Beers has transferred P1 billion to Botswana’s Diamonds for Development Fund, which will support projects beyond mining. De Beers Deal: Botswana is seeking to raise its stake in De Beers to about 25% as private investors pursue control of the diamond company. Fuel Fund: Restored levies could bring more than P1.5 billion into the National Petroleum Fund over six months; BERA says their return does not automatically mean higher pump prices. Markets: The Botswana Stock Exchange has been selected as a regional trading hub for the Dangote refinery IPO, with a proposed offer of up to US$500 million in Botswana Depository Receipts, subject to regulatory approval. Business: Famous Brands plans to cut its stake in Botswana’s Retail Group after persistent losses and a R40.9 million impairment.
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