AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFood Security & Agriculture: Government says it will spend N$40m to buy surplus grain from Namibian farmers to strengthen strategic reserves, as drought-relief debts to cattle and small-stock farmers remain under scrutiny. Public Health & Infrastructure: Namibia inaugurated its first state-owned MRI at Windhoek Central Hospital, after N$80m was spent over five years on private MRI referrals for more than 4,000 patients. Energy & Electrification: Industries minister Modestus Amutse urged electricity distributors to align on electrification delivery, warning that grid availability doesn’t mean households have power. Water Security: The agriculture ministry says Chinese experts are supporting Namibia’s groundwater feasibility work at no cost, not replacing local professionals. Economy & Cost of Living: Namibia’s inflation hit 5% in August, driven mainly by rising transport costs and fuel prices. Governance & Youth: The National Youth Service board was urged to deliver measurable results, while Namibia sends 17 competitors to WorldSkills Shanghai. Sports (World Cup build-up): England’s white-ball setup adds Kevin Pietersen as specialist mentor ahead of the 2027 World Cup co-hosted by Namibia.
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