AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoNamibia–South Africa Cricket Shock: Namibia stunned South Africa again in the home T20I tri-series in Windhoek, winning by 18 runs after posting 163/9; Jan Frylinck (60) and Louren Steenkamp (41) set the platform, while Ruben Trumpelmann (3/24) and JJ Smit (3/31) helped restrict the Proteas to 145/9 despite Dewald Brevis’ 75. Next Up—SA vs Zimbabwe: South Africa now face Zimbabwe in the second match, with pressure on the under-strength Proteas to bounce back after the opening defeat; Zimbabwe are led by Sikandar Raza. Local Governance & Transport: Windhoek’s council says Germany has withdrawn a N$200m mobility grant after a feasibility study found lower-than-expected cycling uptake and emissions cuts. Road Safety Focus: A Parliamentary Standing Committee on Infrastructure flags livestock on public roads and the B1 fatality corridor as major accident drivers, calling for stronger enforcement and better animal visibility. Energy Cooperation: USTDA is seeking partnerships to modernise power infrastructure in Southern Africa, including a delegation from Angola, Botswana, Mozambique and Zambia to the US. Environment & Mining Debate: IPC opposes the Sandpiper phosphate project, citing environmental, social and public health concerns. Tech for Students: Google expands its free student AI offer to 27 African countries, including Namibia.
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