AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTourism & Visas: The EU has published a Schengen mandatory visa list covering 51 African countries (including Eswatini), meaning many travellers will need a visa before entering 29 European destinations. Health & Travel Infrastructure: Namibia inaugurated its first state-owned MRI machine at Windhoek Central Hospital, after spending over N$80m in the past five years on private MRI referrals. Conservation & Wildlife Safety: Etosha firefighting teams report three of four lightning-caused fires extinguished, with the remaining blaze under control and monitoring continuing. Marine & Fishing Economy: Namibia’s sardine-mortality response continues as authorities investigate links to South Africa’s PHV-confirmed die-off; catch limits were temporarily imposed while uncertainty remains. Local Business for Visitors: Lüderitz’s historic Kapps a Kubata Loft Hotel is set to reopen in 2027, with off-take deals planned for southern farmers to supply produce. Community Events: The Doek Literary Festival returns to Windhoek (30 Sep–3 Oct) and the Restoration Concert is scheduled for 31 Oct at Hage Geingob Stadium, with NTB support. Workplace & Jobs: Namibia’s Labour Ministry reports progress on inspections and placements, while a debate on unemployment asks whether joblessness is always a lack of jobs or sometimes a mismatch with available work.
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