AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoGreen Energy & Tourism Business: Hyphen Hydrogen Energy says it secured high-level engagement in Chengdu with China’s CC7, a move tied to Namibia’s green transition and future investment momentum. Urban Mobility for Visitors & Locals: Windhoek’s City warns congestion needs a broader mobility plan, arguing road expansion alone won’t fix traffic and calling for better public transport options. Wildlife & Conservation Travel: Namibia translocated 575 animals from Etosha to conservation areas, including Kunene communal conservancies, supported by partners and aimed at restoring wildlife and reducing human-wildlife conflict. Connectivity & Convenience: MTC opened its first mobile home shop in Okongo, bringing services closer to residents who previously travelled long distances for basic telecom access. Cross-Border Travel Rules (Namibia-linked): Hong Kong published a visa-free list for 2026 that includes Namibia with a 3-month stay; Spain also added Namibia to its 2026 visa-free short-stay list (up to 90 days). Repatriation Watch: 14 Namibian citizens were repatriated from South Africa amid anti-foreigner tensions, arriving via Ariamsvlei for health screening and onward processing.
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