AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBotswana in the spotlight: Cottage Grove in the US is set to host Team Botswana Athletics again, with the track squad training at Cottage Grove High School ahead of the World Athletics U20 Championships (Aug 5–9, 2026), reviving a cultural link from the 2022 camp. Music & youth culture: DJ Frostbite returns with “RnB and the People” at Kgale Cableway (Game City) on Aug 1, promising hour-by-hour RnB eras plus a platform for new DJs; meanwhile, street dancer Alvan-Michael Okere won Red Bull Dance Your Style Botswana and heads to Zurich for the world final (Oct 24). Literature in Gaborone: The Gaborone Book Festival is back after a three-year break (Aug 20–22), adding a children’s writing workshop and putting the environment at the centre of talks and panels. Entertainment tech: eMedia expands free streaming with Openview Stream, launching in Botswana and other markets as Africa’s first independent FAST platform. Regional arts & governance: APRA re-elected its continental leadership in Swakopmund, with Botswana’s VP Ndaba Gaolathe attending.
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