AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFoot-and-Mouth Disease: Namibia is racing to contain an outbreak that had reached 127 cases across 15 farms by 5 October, as the EU suspends meat imports and farmers warn of lost export markets. Youth Investment: One Economy raised N$4.9 million for programmes supporting young people, while Standard Bank pledged N$600,000 for skills training and health innovation. Mining: The sector contracted 3.1% in the second quarter, despite strong mineral prices cushioning export earnings. A Dutch investor and local partner plan to restart the Elizabeth Bay diamond mine, with investment expected to reach US$50 million. Development: Germany committed about N$822 million to Namibian projects in 2025, including vocational training, green energy and urban development.
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