AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoHealth Services: President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah is investigating medicine distribution failures in state facilities, with some officials under Anti-Corruption Commission investigation. The government is considering technology to track medicines from procurement to patients. Energy Investment: Namibia’s N$41.5 billion Dangote fuel hub and regional pipeline project has broken ground near Walvis Bay. Nandi-Ndaitwah said government delays nearly cost the country the investment and urged officials to stop making investors wait. Water Security: Coca-Cola is investing US$1.22 million in the Swakop River Basin, including sand dams, boreholes and restoration work to strengthen water supplies and ecosystems. Regional Trade: Malawi has begun its first uranium export in years, shipping the cargo through Zambia to Walvis Bay before onward transport to France. Football: Namibian officials will take charge of the Somalia-Ghana AFCON qualifier on November 16, with Mweshitsama Negongo Naftal as referee and three fellow Namibians on the officiating team.
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