AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBusiness: Agra expects annual profit to rise by 22.5% to 27.5%, citing stronger non-farming operations and good rains that revived livestock activity. The IMF forecasts Namibia’s economic growth will reach 2.7% in 2027, still below the sub-Saharan African average. Public Accountability: The IPC is calling for disciplinary or legal action after an Auditor-General’s report identified N$14.11 million in stock discrepancies at the home affairs ministry and NamPol. Workplace Equality: MPs want stronger enforcement of employment equity, including pay transparency, workplace inspections and better support for working mothers. Youth Jobs: ICT leaders are urged to partner with schools and government to build young Namibians’ digital skills and open routes into jobs and tech businesses. Agriculture: Namibia is seeking Chinese farm technology and investment to improve food security, expand irrigation and support local skills and production. Diamonds: Namibian rough stones averaged nearly four times the global price in 2025, highlighting the value of the country’s high-quality output.
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