AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSADC Democracy: Botswana President Duma Boko praised the SADC Electoral Commissions Forum (ECF-SADC) for boosting citizens’ trust and regional political stability during a meeting in Gaborone. Animal Health & Food Security: Zimbabwean farmers face hunger risks as the January tick-borne disease wipes out cattle while dipping chemicals are reportedly in short supply and only reaching high-risk areas. Tourism Pressure: Botswana officials say more Batswana are choosing Namibia over local tourism, prompting a fact-finding push to understand what Namibia offers better. Justice Delays in BDF Case: The murder case against BDF Captain Mogomotsi Sepopa remains stuck in pre-trial procedures, with a case management conference set for 9 November. Regional Trade Talks: SACU meetings kick off in Cape Town this week, with Botswana expected to attend discussions on customs and boosting cross-border trade. Digital Fraud Update: TransUnion reports Botswana’s suspected digital fraud rate at 0.9% of transaction attempts in 2025, the lowest across analysed African markets, though fraudsters are shifting tactics. Women’s Rugby Milestone: Botswana Rugby Union plans the country’s first women’s 15-a-side exhibition match, as BDF Cheetahs take on Jwaneng. Education & Health: St George’s University (SGU) will hold a special commencement ceremony in Gaborone on 27 June, with Health Minister Dr Stephen Modise to officiate.
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