AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoInformation Access Push: Namibia is setting up the Office of the Information Commissioner to make the Access to Information Act work in practice, with government promising better record-keeping and more consistent communication to media and the public. Media Freedom Watch: NBC says Namibia’s high press-freedom ranking must not breed complacency, as journalists highlight the ethical pressure of reporting tragedies. Road Safety Drive: Hundreds gathered for a National Road Prayer after rising road deaths, with officials pledging stronger patrols and accountability. UN Security Council Reform: Namibia renewed calls for UNSC overhaul in Nairobi, arguing Africa needs permanent representation and an end to veto power. Accountability Clash: MPs are furious after SAPS cleared two PPS officers despite adverse IPID findings linked to the Phala Phala investigation. Transport Costs: Osona commuters face higher fares after a private bus operator raised prices, citing fuel and maintenance. Blue Economy Skills: Vice President Witbooi announced plans for a Franco-Namibian Marine Institute to train 1,000 technicians and boost marine processing. Mining Deal: Appian bought a 95% stake in Namibia’s Omitiomire copper project, eyeing major development funding.
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