AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHousing & Cost Pressures: Namibia’s housing deficit is now estimated at about 300,000 units, with Windhoek’s informal settlements growing fast and formal delivery lagging demand. Accountability in Public Life: A Namibia housing-allowance allegation against an Otjiwarongo municipal CEO is framed as a test of integrity, not “admin convenience.” Transport & Travel: Namibia Air is proposing regional one-way fares under N$2,000 as it nears launch. Local Governance: Windhoek residents and landlords are pushing back on electricity tariff increases, warning costs will hit rentals and everyday spending. Health & Justice: An Oshakati pharmacist faces rape allegations, while the health ministry asks the High Court to dismiss a medical negligence suit filed late. Safety & Community: The Namibian Navy brings maritime career options to thousands of Erongo learners; 064 Motorcycle Club delivers food and essentials to elders and a children’s home. Sports & Inclusion: Unified Gladiators celebrate women’s gold in Paris and now focus on building regular pathways at home. Culture & Creativity: MEIYSAC and partners inject N$1.6m into creative projects, and Mushe headlines the Old School & Music Festival in Katutura. Business & Diplomacy: Namibia courts Turkish investors via a trade mission, while Namibia and the Maldives reaffirm cooperation on tourism, trade and fisheries.
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