AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours ago| Informal Trade Talks: Prime Minister Dr Elijah Ngurare will meet “order with me” traders in Windhoek’s | Khomas Region on Saturday, after traders complained about rising costs from customs changes, import duties, valuation methods and delays. Education Funding Relief: Government has injected an extra N$247m into the Namibia Students Financial Assistance Fund (NSFAF) to speed up delayed non-tuition allowances under the Stef model, with disbursements expected this week and remaining payments targeted by mid-July. Banking Access Boost: Bank Windhoek opened the Goreangab Mall Digital Banking Hub, bringing in-person and self-service support closer to residents in Goreangab and Katutura. Road Safety Backlash: Windhoek’s speed humps on the B1 Western Bypass remain a flashpoint, with debate focused on how quick fixes affect traffic and public transport users. Sports & Talent: Namibia’s junior athletes won 17 medals in Mauritius; locally, Namibian Navy’s netball struggles continue while boxing in Swakopmund gets a “Local is Lekker” bonanza on 24 July. Energy & Resources: Shell-led partners report encouraging results from the Merlin-1X well at offshore PEL 0039, while Askari Metals touts “outstanding” trenching results at its K9 target in Uis. |
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