AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWater & Food Security: Namibia is set to sign a MoU with Cuba to deepen technical cooperation on water harvesting and floodwater distribution, including canals and tunnels, to help drought-prone regions. Sports Spotlight: With Malawi’s Rose Kadzere suspended, Faith Chinzimu is expected to carry the load as Malawi face Cameroon in the WAFCON final. Labour Oversight: Unions are pushing for a bigger role in parliamentary workplace visits, arguing they are being sidelined despite repeated labour law concerns. Governance Under Fire: Urban and rural development minister James Sankwasa denies corruption allegations over the purchase of Bukalo business plots. Finance & Sanctions: Namibia-linked and regional regulators move to cut capital market banking ties with Iran and North Korea, citing FATF risk updates. Mining Reform: A parliamentary committee calls for urgent overhaul of the small-scale mining sector, including fixing disputes between licence holders and claim holders. Youth & Learning: Namibia launches the Learning Passport to expand digital education access for young people beyond the classroom. Economy & Money: Commentary asks whether Namibia truly lacks money—or whether the real problem is how capital is allocated.
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