AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoLivestock & Meat: The agriculture ministry says it may ease foot-and-mouth disease movement restrictions to ease meat shortages and pressure on abattoirs, traders and transporters. It also warned farmers not to vaccinate without authorisation as official vaccinations continue. Agriculture: Agra expects annual profit to rise 22.5% to 27.5%, supported by diversified revenue, improved grazing and a recovery in livestock activity. Mining Rules: Namibia is drafting new sand and gravel regulations, including penalties for illegal extraction and requirements for environmental clearance and site rehabilitation. Diamonds: Namibian rough diamonds averaged US$343.88 per carat in 2025—nearly four times the global average—while Namdeb has asked the government for relief amid falling prices. Uranium: Deep Yellow has pushed its Tumas project investment decision beyond the fourth quarter, citing weak equity markets, but says funded civil works are continuing. Regional Trade: Namibia and Angola have launched a formal commission to advance cooperation in trade, energy, transport and agriculture.
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