AGP Executive Report
Last update: 19 minutes ago| Foot-and-Mouth Disease: The outbreak in | Kharas remains confined to 18 farms, with 131 positive cases recorded. Nineteen vaccination teams are targeting about 13,000 cattle as movement controls continue. Food Security: Namibia is courting agricultural investors to cut import dependence; officials say the country produces only 4% of the food it consumes. Energy Investment: Aliko Dangote says Namibia is a strategic location for his planned African fuel-distribution network, but no local deal has been announced. Petroleum Bill: Parliament backed the amendment bill at second reading by 50 votes, despite an opposition walkout over provisions shifting exploration authority to the Office of the President. Local Governance: Keetmanshoop reportedly cannot pay more than 250 municipal workers this month, while debts and councillors’ travel have raised questions about spending priorities. Economic Outlook: The IMF projects Namibia’s economy will grow 2% this year and 2.7% in 2027, though economists warn growth may not translate into jobs or higher household incomes. |
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