AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFMD Emergency: Foot-and-mouth disease has been confirmed on 17 farms in //Kharas, with 129 positive animal samples reported by 6 October. Veterinary teams are stepping up inspections and movement controls as the EU suspension of Namibian meat imports threatens a key export market. Mining Jobs: President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah is pressing the sector to deliver real employment, while Minister Modestus Amutse warned companies against cycling workers through short-term contracts to cut labour costs. Land Reform: A five-year audit will examine how many farms were acquired and allocated, whether they are productive and what support beneficiaries need. Football Funding: Namport’s N$90 million, three-year sponsorship is set to support the game nationwide, but the President says every dollar must be accounted for and deliver measurable benefits. Infrastructure: Works Minister Veikko Nekundi opened the N$231.6 million final stretch of Windhoek’s Southern Link dual carriageway, connecting key roads and bridges.
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