AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoYouth Online Pressure: Namibia’s young people are feeling the strain of constant comparison online, with experts warning about addiction, harmful content and unrealistic expectations—while ICT minister Emma Theofelus says parents, government and platforms must do more to protect children. Campus Safety Boost: Japan has donated ambulances, a fire truck and emergency gear worth N$1.2m to Unam to strengthen emergency response across campuses. Fraud Probe Widens: Four more suspects were arrested in the expanding Sanlam Namibia insurance fraud case, bringing arrests to 17 as police link the investigation to the murder of prosecutor Justine Shiweda. AI Training for Civil Servants: Nipam plans structured 3–5 day AI courses for senior officials first, then wider rollout, aiming to set ethical boundaries before tools reach frontline work. Food Security Update: WFP says Namibia’s acute food insecurity is improving versus last year, but climate shocks still threaten vulnerable communities. Mining Watch: ReconAfrica says Kavango West 1X production testing is nearing, while Koryx Copper issued a correction on Haib copper project timing.
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