AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNamibia–Cuba Solidarity: Namibia’s humanitarian push for Cuba has topped N$700,000, with President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah renewing calls for an end to the US embargo as donations are set to support medical supplies and solar kits. Fuel & Energy Policy: Namibia’s aviation fuel access dispute took another turn after the High Court clarified that NAC must allow Puma Energy to resume fuelling operations at Eros and Ondimba Toivo ya Toivo airports. Labour & Wages: CRAN and NAPWU signed an agreement for a 5% annual wage increase for the 2026/27 financial year. Mining & Investment Pipeline: The NamXplor pitch challenge shortlisted 10 Namibian exploration/early-stage projects to connect with investors and accelerate “investment-ready” development. Creative Economy Push: Namibia launched a national mapping campaign to quantify the creative sector’s size and economic contribution, aiming to unlock jobs and investment. Road Safety on C28: Mining firms and agencies launched the C28 Road Safety Campaign with a voluntary charter to cut accidents on the Swakopmund–Windhoek corridor. Finance Watch: Bank of Namibia data shows capital outflows to South Africa at about N$10bn year-to-date, with officials warning that a wider interest-rate gap could pressure reserves.
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