Botswana–Korea Tech Push: Botswana’s Vice President Ndaba Gaolathe used KOAFEC to urge Korean firms to “send your engineers” as the country targets $37bn in investment through 2036, including AI and energy projects. AI & Education Funding: Injini opened applications for a Southern Africa AI EdTech venture builder, backing 12 teams (including Botswana-based applicants) with $25,000 equity-free seed for the strongest ideas. Health Infrastructure in Gaborone: A Texas-linked private equity plan says it will build a P2bn TEMCO specialist hospital ecosystem near Gaborone airport, combining care, pharma manufacturing and a hospitality wing. Conservation Education in the Okavango: Wilderness, BIHL Trust and Mokolodi Nature Reserve renewed a Tshwaragano Primary School partnership, using hands-on Delta lessons to strengthen conservation awareness. Climate Risk for Farmers: El Niño-linked forecasts warn Botswana’s Oct–Dec planting window could be drier-than-average, raising risks for germination and early crop losses. Wildlife Tech for Better Decisions: GPS-collar research in Namibia and Botswana flips the lion–hyena narrative, showing male lions tracking hyenas while hyenas keep distance—useful for smarter ecosystem monitoring. Credit Ratings Watch: Botswana’s sovereign ratings review is set for March and September, with reports of Finance ministry meetings with S&P ahead of the latest assessment.