AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMedicine Shortage Response: Botswana President Duma Boko appealed for patience as his government tackles medicine shortages, blaming years of flawed procurement, inflated prices, and weak supply systems that left expired stock worth P95 million. Public Health Preparedness: African governments adopted an eight-year WHO strategy (2022–2030) to strengthen health security and emergency response, with Botswana among the implementing countries. Water & Health Access: In Sangwali, Namibia’s traditional leadership and councillors urged urgent investment in water infrastructure and a new clinic, warning that dried rivers are harming both people and animals. El Niño Alert: Scientists warn of a 90% chance of a major El Niño, with risks including droughts, floods, food shortages, and disease outbreaks—prompting calls for faster preparedness. Community Health Through Parenting: A Botswana-linked BMJ Global Health study found a parenting programme tied to lower child abuse and better mental health outcomes for caregivers and adolescents. SMME Finance (Health Link): Bank Gaborone and LEA signed a three-year partnership to boost SMME growth and financial literacy, supporting livelihoods that underpin household wellbeing.
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