AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBorder Travel & Services: Sesheke West’s newly sworn-in MP Frederick Misebezi says the border constituency’s development priorities include better infrastructure, more banking access (the district has just one bank), and additional filling stations to reduce the need for motorists to cross into Namibia for fuel. Health Alert for Coastal Visitors: Researchers warn rabies is spreading among Cape fur seals in the Benguela Current region, with at least 176 people bitten along South Africa’s coast and risks to Namibia and Angola—authorities urge people not to approach sick or dead seals, as the disease is fatal without timely treatment. Angola Pilgrimage Tourism & Faith: Angola’s annual Muxima Shrine pilgrimage (Sept 3–6) ends with calls to turn faith into action, drawing thousands from across the country; the shrine sits about 130 km from Luanda on the Kwanza River. Luanda Travel Inspiration: A travel guide highlights Angola’s Kalandula Falls, Kissama National Park safaris, and Namibe desert scenery, while reminding overlanders to heed “Perigo Minas” landmine warnings and avoid off-road driving. Rundu Revenue Push (Regional Link): Namibia’s Rundu Town Council launched a wholly council-owned commercial services company, RTCCS, aimed at boosting revenue and improving municipal services—leaders stress it must serve residents, not just chase profit.
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