AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoRegional Football: Namibia will play the second leg of its AFCON qualifier against Cameroon in Botswana on November 16, after the teams meet in Douala. Animal Health: A Charleshill councillor is urging closer cooperation with Namibia to contain foot-and-mouth disease, warning that movement restrictions are already hurting farmers and businesses even where the disease has not been detected. Public Transport: Gaborone’s planned electric bus service is welcome, but an opinion piece says it needs a coordinated network plan and accountable transport authority to succeed. China Ties: Chinese Ambassador Fan Yong briefed UDC officials on China’s recent Communist Party meeting, as both sides signal interest in deeper party and government exchanges. Financial Crime: Corruption is identified as the leading source of dirty-money risk in Botswana.
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