AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoDigital ID Watch: A new report says several African countries—including Namibia—have rolled out digital identity laws that are more advanced than parts of the G7, but warns the real gap is between what’s written and what’s built in practice. Health Focus: Namibia marks World Hypertension Day with the Ministry of Health and WHO urging regular blood pressure checks and lifestyle changes to beat the “silent killer.” Mining & Money: Zambia’s election on 13 August is putting mining back in the spotlight, with investors watching for policy continuity as new projects ramp up. Healthcare Capacity: IUM says it’s building a 120-bed private hospital near Ondangwa, targeting a mid-2027 opening. Youth & Sports: Youth and sports responsibilities are being handed to regional councils, while the National Council approved N$750m for youth, sports and national service. Finance Worry: Namibia’s WMS collapse is raising fears of millions lost in foreign exchange trading, while a separate fraud crisis at Standard Bank continues to spark outrage.
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