AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoOil & Gas: Equinor has entered Namibia’s offshore exploration by buying a 17.4% stake in PEL 90, calling it “pretty big” and aiming to test a drill-ready prospect later this year. Cricket (Windhoek Tri-Series): Dewald Brevis hit an unbeaten 75 off 32 balls as South Africa beat Zimbabwe by seven wickets, chasing 145 with 38 balls to spare after Zimbabwe made 144/8. Climate & Food Security: Namibia is likely to face below-normal rainfall through much of 2026/27, with warmer-than-usual conditions flagged across the region. Politics & Sovereignty: Activist Michael Amushelelo has launched a petition urging the government to declare US Ambassador John Giordano persona non grata over concerns about foreign influence in Namibia’s resources. Road Safety: MPs say upgrading roads won’t fix the accident crisis unless road users change behaviour and driving institutions enforce responsible licensing. Conservation & Community: The All People’s Party backs crocodile-attack victims in Mukwe demanding compensation and a transparent mechanism from the environment ministry. Local Development: A N$4 billion Luderitz salmon project is advancing, with plans to import first commercial eggs soon and create thousands of jobs.
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