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BUAN and ABCB Seal Historic Partnership to Empower Youth and Strengthen Botswana’s Food Security

Left to right : Bokang F. Basejane - ABCB Public Relations Chairman, Prof Kgosimore Acting Deputy Vice Chancellor Finance and Administration, Thabo L. Jeremiah - ABCB President and Prof S. Ngwako Acting Deputy Vice Chancellor Academic Affairs and Research
Left to right : Bokang F. Basejane - ABCB Public Relations Chairman, Prof Kgosimore Acting Deputy Vice Chancellor Finance and Administration, Thabo L. Jeremiah - ABCB President and Prof S. Ngwako Acting Deputy Vice Chancellor Academic Affairs and Research

PRESS RELEASE: The Botswana University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (BUAN) and the Association of Business Consultants of Botswana (ABCB) have officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) at the BUAN Administration Boardroom, marking a historic milestone in Botswana’s commitment to youth empowerment, agricultural innovation, and food security.

The partnership establishes a strategic framework for collaboration between academia and industry, aimed at providing practical training, mentorship, and professional development opportunities for BUAN graduates and young agricultural entrepreneurs. It further seeks to promote innovation and professionalism in the agricultural sector while supporting Botswana’s broader economic diversification efforts.

The ceremony, held on 29 October 2025, was attended by senior officials from both institutions. It featured remarks from BUAN’s Acting Deputy Vice Chancellors, Professor S. Ngwako of Academic Affairs and Research, and Professor M. Kgosimore of Finance and Administration. Both leaders underscored the importance of aligning academic excellence with national development priorities and commended the partnership as a model of forward-thinking collaboration.

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