AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUranium Drilling Update: Arkle Resources says its expanded reverse circulation programme at the Erongo Uranium Project is progressing, with carnottite spotted in drill chips and lab assays now pending, while gamma ray surveying starts to refine targets. Conservation Alert: Researchers warn deep-sea mining could push more than half of hydrothermal-vent molluscs toward extinction, as nations race to extract metals for electronics. Biodiversity Under Threat: Namibia’s internet-famous desert rain frog (Breviceps macrops) is now listed as Vulnerable on the IUCN Red List, with sand-dune habitat pressured by mining and energy plans. Education & Skills: Langer Heinrich Uranium donates over N$1m in maths and science textbooks to Erongo schools, while Namibia prepares 17 young competitors for WorldSkills Shanghai 2026 and a maths support programme reaches about 40 000 learners via teacher training. Digital Media Expansion: eMedia launches Openview Stream, an ad-supported FAST streaming service rolling out across Namibia and several other African markets. Energy/Tech Diplomacy: Namibia’s new High Commissioner to Malaysia, Christine //Hoëbes, is tasked to bring home digital technology, investment and new markets. Transport Safety: A parliamentary committee calls for a safer transport system using a “safe system” approach to curb rising road accidents.
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