AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoScience & Innovation in Windhoek: The SGCI All Partners Forum 2026 opened in Windhoek, with NCRST hosting the IAA Network steering committee to push better coordination and financing for Africa’s research and innovation. Higher Education Capacity: Nust is exploring SADC placements for medical laboratory sciences students after limited practical training capacity and work-integrated learning placements sparked concerns. Oil Readiness: The Bank of Namibia says Namibia must move fast on petroleum laws, local content and public-sector capacity-building as it prepares for first-time oil production. Decentralisation Pressure: A fresh debate in Otjiwarongo questions whether Namibia’s decentralisation has devolved power or mostly delegated functions, with funding and delays still dogging regional councils. Namport Dividend: Namport declared a N$130m dividend, and Works and Transport says there will be no bailout, with major projects still planned. Health & Trade: Namibia’s Ebola travel advisory to DRC residents is renewed, while FMD risks continue to loom over regional cattle and beef flows. Cricket World Cup 2027: The ICC ticket ballot opens October 1, free to enter, with Namibia among the host countries. Business & Skills: CCBA wrapped up a refrigeration skills project for 100 youth and women, and Namibia’s libraries are expanding tech access to support digital learning.
Note: AI summary from news headlines; neutral sources weighted more to help reduce bias in the result. Feedback is welcome. Please let us know if you have any comments or suggestions about the AGP Executive Report.
Perspectify News
