AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoUNGA Walkout: Netanyahu addressed a largely empty UN General Assembly hall after dozens of delegations walked out, with Namibia among those leaving. FMD Shock to Beef: Namibia confirmed foot-and-mouth disease in the internationally recognised disease-free zone, triggering nationwide suspension of movement, slaughter and trade of cloven-hoofed animals and threatening the N$5.7bn beef export industry. Economy & Jobs Signals: Namibia’s GDP grew 4.8% in the second quarter, led by agriculture/crops and health, while hospitality stayed near peak with 69.53% room occupancy in August. Digital Push: The National AI Institute was launched in Windhoek as Namibia targets better digitally delivered public services, with AI already creating jobs via local innovators. Social Sector Gap: The Ministry of Gender says social workers are in short supply, while Welwitchia University invites students to study Social Work. Climate Warning: President Nandi-Ndaitwah told the UN that climate change hits Namibia hardest despite emissions under 0.01%, warning especially about rising seas threatening Walvis Bay. Sports: Brave Warriors began AFCON qualifying with a 1-0 win over Congo; Desert Jewels booked a return to the Netball World Cup in Sydney.
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