AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWildlife & Coexistence: In Botswana’s Okavango Delta, a new report highlights how cattle herders are seeing fewer lion attacks after years of escalating human-wildlife conflict, with community-led boma practices helping reduce retaliatory killings. Conservation & Tourism: KAZA TFCA has launched a regenerative nature-based tourism push across Angola, Botswana, Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe, backing local tourism businesses—especially women, youth and communities near protected areas—with training and access to finance. Health & Climate Resilience: African leaders, including Botswana’s ALMA chair Duma Boko, warn that a 30% cut in malaria funding could trigger 146 million more cases by 2030, as extreme weather and drug resistance threaten progress. Culture & Knowledge: Deputy Minister Moses //Khumub says San language and heritage preservation is key to identity and future knowledge, urging documentation and everyday use—while linking culture to tourism and livelihoods. Energy & Development: Botswana’s Botala Energy remains in focus as investors watch gas exploration momentum around its Serowe coal-seam gas project.
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