AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoNAC Procurement Freeze: Namibia Airports Company has suspended all procurement processes amid a legal dispute over board removals and alleged irregularities, including a controversial vehicle transfer deal. Fuel Supply Deal: TotalEnergies will supply Namibia with petroleum and diesel from November 2026 to January 2027, with a bid discount expected to save the government about N$220.5 million. Defence Cyberattack Demands: Opposition parties are calling for answers after a reported ransomware attack on the Namibian Defence Force, questioning whether sensitive systems were compromised and whether Namibia is ready to respond. Justice System Push: The State of Justice Conference 2026 urged unity and practical action to fix corruption and technology gaps, with leaders stressing support for magistrates and young legal professionals. Health Upgrade: Windhoek Central Hospital inaugurated a N$28 million Paediatric Intensive Care Unit to cut child mortality and improve critical care. EU Market Outreach: Agriculture and livestock officials launched a two-week campaign to help communal cattle producers meet EU residency requirements for exports. Hospitality Update: Namibia’s hotel occupancy hit 69.53% in August, the strongest August since the pandemic.
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