AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoNamibia Tourism & Wildlife: A new travel feature spotlights The Chobe Princess as a private, small-group “floating boutique hotel” on the Chobe River, with quiet water safaris that bring closer elephant, hippo and birdlife viewing. Conservation & Community Lodges: Government is weighing ways to revive the abandoned Intenge Community Lodge at Ngoma Border Post after wildfire damage and investor fallout. Regional Tourism Boost: KAZA has launched Regenerative Nature-Based Tourism to back conservation, local enterprises and livelihoods across member states, especially women, youth and community businesses. Wildlife Protection Push: Namibia says rhino poaching hit a decade-low in 2025 (43 cases) but warns syndicates are adapting, with new strategy coverage now extending to flora and forestry offences. Travel Safety Advisory: Namibia’s MIRT urges citizens to keep non-essential travel to Ebola-hit DRC to a minimum and register essential trips. Transport for Travellers: Cross-border bus operators want priority lanes at weighbridges to cut long queues that delay passengers. Local Culture: The Mafwe Lusata Cultural Festival marks 45 years of heritage and unity in Chinchimane.
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