AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEbola Preparedness: Namibia has stepped up surveillance at border points and trained health workers after cases of Bundibugyo virus were reported in the DRC, Kenya and Nigeria. No cases have been recorded in Namibia. Aviation Safety: The country’s aviation oversight rating rose to 72.6% after an international audit, up from 57.5%; work remains to meet a 77% target. Livestock Crisis: Savanna Beef Processors has suspended slaughtering and processing amid the foot-and-mouth outbreak, putting arrangements for about 240 workers in November and December in question. MPs are also seeking N$10 million in relief for affected kapana vendors. Energy Infrastructure: Namport has closed tenders for new Walvis Bay berths and upgrades to support offshore oil and gas activity, with construction expected to start in early 2027. Economy: The Bank of Namibia aims to buy 600kg of locally mined gold and has purchased 425kg so far, as the central bank warns that FMD and rising fuel costs are weighing on growth. Tourism Investment: Ultimate.earth is putting N$85 million into a Swakopmund hotel, with construction expected to create nearly 200 temporary jobs and about 50 permanent positions.
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