AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoVisa & travel access: Spain has granted visa-free entry in 2026 to eight African countries, including Namibia (South Africa is excluded), with stays capped at 90 days in any 180. Cost of living pressure: Windhoek residents are reacting to a 3.7% bulk electricity tariff increase for NamPower from 1 August, warning it will add strain on already stretched households and small businesses. Municipal bills under scrutiny: Community activists question Windhoek’s 4% municipal tariff hike, arguing residents can’t pay more while sanitation and water gaps in informal areas persist. Governance & participation: Analysts cautiously welcome the revival of Prime Minister’s Question Time and a new engagement platform for social media and community activists—if it leads to real outcomes. Health & safety trust: A court case involving allegations against an intern doctor at Onandjokwe Intermediate Hospital raises wider questions about how Namibia’s health system prevents repeat harm. Culture & creativity: MEIYSAC and Basecamp have boosted Namibian creatives with N$1.6 million for projects across music, film, fashion, heritage and more. Sports & community: Mushe is set to perform at the Old School & Music Festival in Katutura this weekend, bringing “old hits” and community vibes.
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