AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPublic Service Crackdown: Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare warns public servants to stop “tribalism” and corruption in hiring, saying some jobs are decided before panels meet and rules are ignored. Parliament Watch: Opposition MPs walk out of the National Assembly over the resumption of debate on ECN appointments, as MPs argue the House pushed toward a vote without proper debate. Fisheries Under Review: President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah orders a review of expiring fishing rights, warning against “paper quota” and “paper right holders” and questioning real control and benefits. El Niño Alarm: Namibia faces a hotter, drier 2026/27 season, with forecasts pointing to below-normal rains and rising health risks if preparedness lags. Court Orders Release: A High Court judge orders release of seven detained Brilliant Star Diamonds employees after an immigration operation at Prosperita. Transport Safety: Namibia proposes tougher driving-school rules, including compulsory instructor training and certification from April 2027. Sports Spotlight: Namibia and South Africa begin a historic ODI series in Windhoek, with the Proteas promising a highly competitive challenge.
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