AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoElephant Conservation vs Independence Celebrations: Botswana has authorised the killing of 23 elephants for 60th Independence Day festivities, issuing hunting licences across districts and saying the meat will support rural communities—prompting backlash from conservationists and former president Ian Khama, who warned the move could shift public attitudes toward wildlife. Health Regulation: The Botswana Medicines Regulatory Authority (BoMRA) has escalated a TB medicines controversy to the World Health Organisation, asking it to engage Indian authorities after recalled drugs were found deficient in key treatment components. Sports & Community: Botswana’s beach volleyball duo Sekao Boifang Jack and George Chiswaniso won the CAVB Zone VI overall title, while the Top 8 knockout tournament returns after a six-season gap with African Hero’s P4 million sponsorship. Business & Investment: NexMetals reports a major jump in the Selebi Main Mineral Resource Estimate, up about 72% after new drilling in Botswana’s Flexure Zone. Regional Trade & Agriculture: South African fuel-driven transport costs are weighing on regional agricultural exports, with wheat flour shipments to Botswana and Eswatini among those affected. Governance & Leadership: President Duma Boko urged leaders to stop focusing on problems and instead deliver solutions.
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