AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoLGBTQ Rights Clarification: A WhatsApp message claiming Namibia’s High Court legalised same-sex marriage has been rejected by the judiciary and justice ministry, with officials confirming same-sex marriage remains illegal. Tobacco Policy Debate: Proposed amendments to the Tobacco Products Control Act could bring fines up to N$500,000 (and even 10-year jail terms for sellers), plus tighter smoking and e-cigarette rules—while concerns grow about enforcement and impacts on small businesses. Police Training Upgrade: The Namibian Police Force received NQF Level 5 accreditation for its basic policing qualification, aiming to professionalise recruits and improve service delivery. Youth & Education Spotlight: Reverend Juuso Shikongo SS won the Bank of Namibia National High School Competition, with 206 schools and 824 learners taking part. Sports on the Move: Namibia will host South Africa in a women’s indoor hockey test series in October, and the Brave Warriors stadium revamp is pushed for progress by end-2026. Entertainment & Community: Clean Up Namibia’s celebrity clean-up hits Windhoek on 19 September, while Windhoek City distances itself from an unpermitted music festival after noise complaints. Cricket Leadership: Zimbabwe’s Tavengwa Mukuhlani was appointed ICC Deputy Chairman until November 2027, as African cricket gears up for the 2027 World Cup.
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