AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoInflation: Annual inflation rose to 5.4% in September, with fuel and transport costs driving the increase and adding pressure on households and businesses. Uranium: Paladin’s Langer Heinrich output fell to one million pounds amid planned maintenance, while its average realised price rose to US$79.40 a pound. Bannerman reported N$428.2 million in local procurement as Etango construction advanced. Construction: A N$200 million Windhoek building approval lifted September’s total value, but plan numbers fell and approvals excluding that project were down year on year. Livestock: Foot-and-mouth restrictions are squeezing farmers’ incomes; the Namibia Agricultural Union plans to propose supervised livestock sales to keep trade moving while limiting disease spread. Finance: Namibia ranked third in the 2026 Africa Financial Markets Index, while Namfisa reported that the non-bank financial sector remained stable. Business growth: Omusati SMEs used a regional exhibition to showcase products and seek customers, partners and finance.
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