AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoOil & Gas Localisation: NOGC 2026 returns to Windhoek on 18–20 August with a “From Decision to Dividend” focus on turning Namibia’s petroleum discoveries into jobs, contracts and long-term local capacity, including 15 five-minute supplier pitches for Namibian businesses. Rare Earths Value Addition: Namibia Critical Metals says the Lofdal Heavy Rare Earth project’s next feasibility phase has been approved, with up to C$11m in additional funding to push the study forward and support downstream processing in Namibia. Space Tech & Law: Namibia and China kick off a joint AI satellite initiative with STAR.VISION, aimed at building local skills in satellite engineering and space science, while Namibia’s Space Science and Technology Bill consultations are underway to set the regulatory framework for research, innovation and investment. Digital Regulation: CRAN released its 2026–2030 Integrated Strategic Business Plan, mapping how Namibia’s communications sector will handle AI, cybersecurity and digital transformation. Health Supply Chain Safety: The African Medicines Agency and Medicines for Africa signed an MoU to tackle substandard and falsified medical products through stronger regulatory cooperation and public engagement. Connectivity Reliability: Paratus Namibia retained “Most Reliable Internet Provider” at the Best of Namibia Awards, citing continued investment in fibre, international links and data centre capabilities.
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