AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCreative Sector Watch: Botswana warns that piracy and unregulated AI could erode the creative economy and cultural identity, urging stronger intellectual property protections. Local Arts & Auctions: “Final Stroke” artworks from the Debswana World Athletics Relays are set for a premium auction at the National Museum, blending live painting with social impact. Media & Inclusion: Media practitioners are urged to humanise LGBTQI+ stories, with sensitisation training highlighting how coverage can challenge stereotypes. Sports Meets Culture: Botswana’s Final Stroke campaign turns public voting into a platform for visual artists, linking sport, art, culture and tourism. Music Spotlight: South African duo Tellaman and Nasty C announce a long-awaited joint album, with Botswana shows mentioned as part of their momentum. City Governance: Gaborone Mayor Oarabile Motlaleng faces controversy over an alleged lockout tied to a furniture bill, with a press briefing promised. Regional Sports Forum: ZOC hosts ANOCA Zone VI Gender Equality and Diversity Forum in Victoria Falls, focusing on women’s leadership, safe sport and digital safety.
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