AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMunicipal Firestorm: Otavi residents used the 2026/27 budget consultation to slam the town council over failing sanitation, weak water access, and dark streets—complaints they say have lingered for years, with officials pointing to partner-linked projects. Transport Pressure: A new N$15 taxi fare took effect, but drivers in Katima Mulilo and Oshakati say it barely helps commuters and still doesn’t cover costs. Courtroom Fallout: Linden Beef has been placed under final liquidation after failing to show up in court, with Bank Windhoek citing about N$28m owed; meanwhile, businessman Joseph Andreas is pursuing defamation claims over Facebook posts. Fuel Market Fight: Nasan Energies has appealed a Namibian Competition Commission fuel-sourcing ban tied to its merger, seeking relief from the five-year restrictions. Customs Fix: NamRA says ASYCUDAWorld delays at major borders have been largely resolved after upgrading to version 4.4.1. Cost-of-Living Strain: Fuel price hikes are again framed as a social crisis hitting students and low-income families hardest.
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