AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoGenocide Reparations: Germany’s colonial-era genocide in Namibia returned to the Bundestag this week. Descendants say Berlin’s 2021 apology and development package fall short; motions seeking direct reparations and an official apology have gone to committee, while Germany still rejects legal liability. Regional Diplomacy: Namibia and Angola are pursuing stronger trade, energy and transport links, while South Africa is seeking regional cooperation to tighten border security. Energy Policy: Namibia faces a key decision on whether offshore oil projects will bring gas ashore for domestic and regional power or reinject it underground. The government has pressed for shared infrastructure, but operators cite cost and timing concerns. Public Services: NamPol says it is overhauling ageing electronic systems to improve investigations and case management. Economic Policy: Namibia is urging stronger local processing of critical minerals, with technology transfer, skills and infrastructure included in partnerships. Foot-and-Mouth Response: Authorities have begun compulsory vaccination and tightened controls as the outbreak spreads, while livestock producers seek interim trade measures.
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