AGP Executive Report
Last update: 24 minutes agoRoad Safety & Fraud: An opinion piece warns that buying fraudulent or counterfeit driver’s licences is becoming “commonplace” in Namibia, bypassing testing and putting untrained, disqualified or reckless drivers on public roads. Tourism Policy Update: Stakeholders have validated Namibia’s revised sustainable tourism policy, with transport of tourists plus safety and security set to be incorporated before the final draft. Tourism Events & Marketing: Namibia Tourism Board partners with Restoration Concert 4.0 (31 Oct, Windhoek) to draw 20,000 attendees and spotlight local venues, service providers and artists beyond the usual safari circuit. Accessibility in Services: A new disability assessment system was launched to standardise functionality-based evaluations and speed up disability support decisions nationwide. Regional Travel & Sports: Namibia’s Young Warriors will travel to Mozambique for U/20 Afcon qualifiers (18–27 Sep), with matches starting 18 Sep in Maputo. Namibia–China Culture: Jiangxi journalists and a China–Namibia culture fair highlight deepening cultural cooperation and people-to-people exchanges. Wildlife & Community Science: Walvis Bay’s annual winter bird count reports just over 87,000 birds, including 51,000 flamingos, using citizen science to track lagoon health.
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