AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoBotswanaPost Insurance: BotswanaPost has launched PosoInsure Parcel Insurance, letting customers insure parcels up to P30,000 (3% premium) with cover from collection to delivery, including up to 96 hours of transit storage, plus tracking and SMS alerts. Women’s CAF/COSAFA Qualifiers (Gaborone): The draw sets Botswana’s Gaborone United Ladies to defend their title in Group A against Zimbabwe’s Herentals Queens, Zambia’s ZESCO Ndola Girls and Lesotho Defence Force, while Group B features Mamelodi Sundowns versus Mozambique’s Costa do Sol, Eswatini’s Nsingizini Hotspurs and Malawi’s Silver Strikers. Football investment spotlight: Botswana football’s infrastructure debate gets a boost as BFA president Tariq Babitseng praises Gaborone United owner Nicolas Zakhem for building a multipurpose stadium and creating jobs. Trans-Kalahari Railway push: Botswana and Namibia are under pressure to move the Trans-Kalahari Railway from planning to execution, with a December deadline for clarity on construction steps. Banking for SMMEs: Bank Gaborone and LEA sealed a partnership to help entrepreneurs become more bankable through training, mentorship, incubation and tailored financing support.
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