AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoLivestock Crisis: Foot-and-mouth disease restrictions are threatening jobs and markets, with the Namibia Agricultural Union warning losses could reach N$2.4 billion in six months. South Africa’s feedlot industry has also rejected Namibian cattle and beef, adding pressure on farmers seeking supervised livestock movements. Pohamba’s Loss: Former president Hifikepunye Pohamba has returned to Ohangwena after the death of his wife, Penehupifo. Tributes remembered the former First Lady for her humanitarian work and support for rural families. Russia Ties: President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah is in Moscow for the Russia-Africa Summit, seeking trade and investment partnerships. Vladimir Putin is scheduled to meet her on Thursday. Mining and Growth: Namibia’s 2026 growth forecast has been cut to 2.3% as mining revenues weaken, while partners have approved full-scale construction of the Etango uranium project. First production is targeted for 2028.
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