AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRoad Safety Push: Namibia Police and the National Road Safety Council have launched an integrated holiday road-safety operation targeting the B1 and B2 corridors, citing 1,747 crashes and 279 fatalities between January and 9 August, with extra enforcement and traffic officers deployed until 10 September. Tourism & Community Enterprise: Granietkop Campsite in the Doro !Nawas Conservancy has reopened after nearly 20 years and is now generating enough revenue for operations and maintenance, creating jobs and enabling a community purchase of a Toyota Hilux bakkie. Travel Culture & Events: The Omungwelume Festival returns 27–31 August with a bigger five-day programme and headline act Tate Buti, aiming to draw more visitors, vendors and performers. Conservation on Screen: Nigeria’s “Wild Africa” series premieres on Channels TV this weekend, spotlighting endangered wildlife and conservation efforts across Africa—an indirect boost for regional wildlife tourism interest. Air Connectivity Watch: Swapo Party Youth League backs progress on Namibia Air’s revival, noting licences have been handed over and the first flight is planned for early December.
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