AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCricket Countdown: Namibia, South Africa and Zimbabwe will kick off a landmark T20I tri-series in Windhoek on 28 August, a key step toward the 2027 Africa Cup and warm-up for the 50-over ODI World Cup returning to Africa after 24 years. Sports & Youth: Namibia’s Junior Welwitschias set up a U20 Barthés Trophy final after a comeback win over Tunisia, while Kenya booked their spot by beating Zimbabwe 35-23. Media & Labour: NAMPU met NBC to push for an open-door relationship for journalists, including support on AI training and mental health. Public Safety: The judiciary announced a traffic amnesty running until 30 September 2026, letting offenders settle fines without arrest (with warnings about scammers). Business & Trade: Namibia and Zimbabwe are deepening ties through education partnerships (NAMCOL–ZOU MoU) and a planned ZimTrade outward mission to Windhoek in September. Environment: Kavango regions saw 3,556 illegally harvested planks confiscated over the past year as forestry enforcement ramps up.
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