AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoVehicle Safety Recall: The National Consumer Commission says Isuzu has recalled 2,582 RG19 D-Max bakkies (sold May 11–July 3, 2026) over a possible loose brake pedal pivot pin that could make braking less effective; affected vehicles were also exported to Botswana and several neighbours, and owners are urged to get free inspections and repairs at authorised dealerships. Football—Bafana Update: SAFA has confirmed Pitso Mosimane’s first 2027 AFCON qualifier will be at Orlando Stadium on 26 September against Guinea, and it also announced Morena Ramoreboli’s move from Botswana’s Zebras to join Mosimane’s Bafana technical team as assistant coach. Botswana Finance & Sustainability: NDB says it has embedded sustainability into its operations, starting its Sustainability Certification journey aligned to its 2025–2030 strategy, with a focus on financing that supports diversification, jobs and long-term growth. Beneficiary Protection Push: The AFBF is calling for wider awareness of beneficiary protection, legacy planning and financial security, urging Batswana to plan for vulnerable dependants and future generations. Regional Diplomacy: President Duma Boko is in Angola for a state visit, praising the democratic process and pushing for stronger trade links and cooperation between the two countries.
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