AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWildlife: A photograph of a female elephant carrying a dead calf through Namibia’s Huab River Valley has won the 2026 Wildlife Photographer of the Year award, drawing global attention to the country’s wildlife. Uranium: Deep Yellow has dropped its year-end investment decision target for the Tumas project, citing weak equity markets. Civil works continue, funded from existing cash, while the company carries out an optimisation study. Energy: Namibia’s electricity industry is weighing ways to make power more affordable, reliable and sustainable, with officials stressing the strain high tariffs can put on households and small businesses. Germany has also committed N$103 million to energy-transition projects and Ruacana rehabilitation. Climate Resilience: Windhoek residents have been urged to prepare for disasters as forecasts point to hotter, drier conditions that could threaten water, farming and livelihoods. Marine Protection: Conservation groups warn that offshore oil development is advancing faster than Namibia’s marine safeguards, leaving biodiversity exposed to risks including spills and seismic surveys.
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