AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMedicine Regulation Shake-up: Namibia’s Ministry of Health removed Fransina Nambahu as registrar of medicines at the NMRC and appointed Frieda Shiweda from 1 June 2026, citing NMRC secretariat restructuring and reforms—though sources claim the real reason was her refusal to approve substandard medicines. Fuel Supply Shock: The government ordered all bulk petrol and diesel sourcing from Vitol for July–September 2026, raising procurement transparency questions and conflict-of-interest concerns, as industry warns Vitol fuel can cost more. Netball Spotlight: FC Ongos Ladies clinched the FNB Women’s Super League title in dramatic fashion, finishing one point ahead of Mighty Gunners after a tense final-day double-header. Windhoek Sports Win: The City of Windhoek topped the 2026 NALASRA Games, with participation up across 43 local authorities—though eligibility rule compliance disrupted parts of the competition. Boxing Moment: Martin “Alligator” Mukungu stunned Flame “Special One” Nangolo with a first-round knockout to win the WBO Africa junior lightweight title in Windhoek. Music & Fashion Buzz: Electronic fans get “Vault by Mörda” in Windhoek on 6 June, while Homegrown’s 2026 T-shirt design competition has named its top five finalists. Theatre & Memory: Creatives behind “Coming Home Dead” use theatre to tell the 1904–1908 genocide story, arguing performance can carry “gravitas” and keep history alive.
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