AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCricket Tri-Series: Zimbabwe kept their final hopes alive with a five-wicket win over Namibia in Windhoek, chasing 157 after captain Gerhard Erasmus’ 88* and Innocent Kaia’s career-best 72. Phosphate row: Agriculture minister Inge Zaamwani has appealed the environmental clearance granted for the Sandpiper marine phosphate project, while McHenry Venaani says government ministries failed to coordinate. Governance and due process: The /Khomanin traditional dispute with the Urban and Rural Development ministry is turning into a fight over answers and procedure. Parliament tensions: SWAPO condemned AR MPs for disruptive conduct in the National Assembly, while NEFF urged the speaker to step aside for a month. Court developments: A Windhoek High Court dismissed a government plea in a N$13m medical negligence claim over a needle left in a patient after surgery. Wildlife fight: A sanctuary linked to Angelina Jolie is battling to save 217 animals amid a permits dispute. Business and markets: ICTSI agreed to buy South Africa’s The Logistics Group; Namibia’s NSX-listed ABC placed top executives on precautionary leave after FSCA debarment orders. Economy and drought: Namibia urged action as drought threatens development, shifting focus from emergencies to resilience.
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