AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoQualifications & Jobs: Namibia Qualifications Authority sessions in Katima Mulilo and Keetmanshoop heard calls for tighter oversight, clearer accreditation info, and stronger inspections to close the gap between training and employment. Education & Youth Sport: The School Sports for Development programme was launched in Windhoek to boost physical education, life skills, and inclusion for learners nationwide. Digital Skills Boost: Rössing Foundation opened a Multipurpose Digital Hub in Ondangwa, backing science and technology access to help Namibia become a creator, not just a consumer of tech. Economy Watch: Namibia’s GDP grew 2.0% in Q1 2026 (N$70.9bn), led by services, while mining and manufacturing dragged performance. Women’s Rights & Safety: UNICEF and US donors visited Tsumkwe projects, while Yango trained 50 drivers on safer, more respectful journeys for women commuters. Culture & Creative Life: Windhoek’s Oscar Muyambo blends law and art; rapper D-Jay returns to the stage; and Alvarita Lucungo pushes disability storytelling through music. Transport Safety: TransNamib reported a Swakopmund level-crossing incident with no visible injuries, urging strict road-user caution. Tourism Link-Up: Namibia Tourism Board met Chinese partners to grow visitor arrivals from China.
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