AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours ago| Immigration Overhaul: Namibia is moving toward a digital-first migration system, with online visa and permit processing, electronic payments, real-time case tracking and secure e-documents aimed at speeding up services and strengthening border security. Agriculture Jobs Pressure: Preliminary wage survey data warns Namibia’s National Minimum Wage rollout could cut permanent farm jobs by 4.5%, as labour costs rise even when production conditions improve. Smart Tech for Business: Telecom operator MTC has become a Huawei-certified enterprise partner, expanding access to connectivity, cloud and digital infrastructure for government, mining, oil and gas, and financial services. Transport Formalisation: The Namibia Bus and Taxi Association is staging a comeback after deregistration, planning a digital platform to formalise the sector and improve safety and accountability. Green Hydrogen Jobs Demand: | Kharas leaders are urging Namibia’s climate funding bid to ensure green hydrogen projects create real jobs, skills and enterprise opportunities for local youth. Mining Update: Wia Gold reports new high-grade targets and extended mineralisation at its Kokoseb project, with a definitive feasibility study still due in the third quarter. Mental Health Alarm: Catholic bishops warn of a growing mental health crisis in Namibia, citing high youth suicide rates and calling for stronger support and open conversations. |
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