AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCricket Shock in Windhoek: Namibia kicked off the T20I tri-series with a surprise 18-run win over South Africa, defending 163/9 after Jan Frylinck hit 60 and Ruben Trumpelmann took 3/24, despite Dewald Brevis’ 75. Local Governance: City of Windhoek councillors want legal clarity on whether President Nandi-Ndaitwah’s private Auasblick land application should be discussed publicly or in camera. Media Freedom: A new report says environmental journalists across sub-Saharan Africa face arrest and intimidation, including in Namibia, after scrutinising oil resources. Entrepreneurship Push: Momentum Metropolitan launched “Founders Ignite” with Basecamp to help Namibian founders strengthen and grow businesses. Energy & Industry: CMB.TECH started operations at a 5MW green hydrogen facility in Walvis Bay, while Deep Yellow says Tumas construction mobilisation is set for August ahead of an expected Q4 FID. Mining & Finance: The Chamber of Mines reports strong gold and uranium price support, and Old Mutual Namibia says rewards redemptions now exceed N$5m.
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