AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoGenocide Reparations: Germany’s colonial-era genocide apology is back under scrutiny after Bundestag debate on proposals for legal liability, direct reparations and the return of Namibian artefacts and human remains. Descendants say Berlin’s development-aid package falls short. Mining and Energy: Deep Yellow has deferred its final investment decision on the Tumas uranium project, citing equity-market conditions. Namibia is also pushing for local processing of critical minerals, while African Pioneer has begun a 7,000-metre drilling programme at its Ongombo and Ongeama copper projects. Livestock Under Pressure: Foot-and-mouth disease continues to disrupt the sector, with compulsory vaccination underway in Karasburg and Meatco facing export and operational challenges. Regional Links: Namibia and Angola are targeting stronger trade, energy and transport connections. Youth and Sport: President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah says sport should create jobs and professional pathways, not just send athletes to international competitions. Nuclear Monitoring: A 900-square-kilometre area in Erongo is set to be tested in an international nuclear inspection exercise.
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