AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTrade & Investment Reform: Namibia is moving ahead with a draft international trade management bill to set up an International Trade Management Commission, covering trade remedies, tariff investigations and import/export controls, while an investment promotion and facilitation bill is also in preparation after public consultations. Public Service & Governance: Namibia Air leadership appointments are still not in place, with the Works and Transport ministry saying no executive posts have been filled and any names being discussed are premature. Health Tech: A Stellenbosch-led project called AddiCAD will combine AI chest X-ray analysis with a finger-prick blood test to speed up TB diagnosis, with partners including Namibia. Infrastructure & Transport: Namibia Airports Company rolled out a N$1.3m Flight Information Display System at Walvis Bay to improve real-time passenger updates. Water Finance: NamWater posted a N$128.3m loss for 2024/25 despite revenue rising to N$2.22b, driven by higher costs and expected credit losses. Diamonds: Namibia’s rough diamond output held steady at 531,000 carats in Q2, even as market weakness continues to pressure the sector. Business & Jobs: PETROFUND says more than 60 young Namibians have secured oil-and-gas internships and jobs through partnerships with operators. MSME Focus: Nedbank Namibia announced a Future of Business conference aimed at boosting MSMEs through practical guidance and networking.
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