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Week in Review - 25 April
Airfares under pressure in Namibia, youth unemployment in focus, and South Africa gears up for elections as funding gaps persist. Also, Tanzania’s deadly unrest laid bare, leadership changes at Apple, and a warning over rising global humanitarian costs.
24 April - 5 pm news
Cold weather and flooding hit Namibia, Ramaphosa pushes for economic reform, and the US eyes a new plan to resettle Afghan evacuees. The government shuts down viral job rumours, and Namibia marks Girls in ICT Day with a push for women in tech.
24 April - 1 pm news
Telecom Namibia and Angola Telecom boost regional connectivity, South Africa’s Hawks arrest 13 police officers, and South Korean pilots are fined after a mid-air crash linked to in-flight photos.
24 April-8am news
# FlyNamibia Links Ondangwa Ticket Prices to Fuel and Demand Pressures.... #Nationwide Household Income Survey Completed After Year of Fieldwork.... # South Africa’s President Reaffirms Push Against Organised Crime and Corruption ..... # United States Considers Increasing Refugee Intake for White South Africans ......PLUS #Trump tells navy to “shoot and…
24 April-7am news
# Statistics Agency Completes Major Household Income Survey.... # FlyNamibia Cites External Costs Behind Ondangwa Airfares.... # Nahas Angula Calls for Lifting of Sanctions on Cuba ..... # Tanzania Protests Leave Over 500 Dead, Inquiry Calls for Further Probes ......PLUS # US Bankruptcy filings soar 12% last year
23 April - Top Stories
Humanitarian appeals and global politics dominate today’s headlines, from Cuba solidarity efforts to rising diplomatic tensions. And, Germany’s economic outlook weakens as international conflict continues to weigh on growth.
23 April - 5 pm news
Cybersecurity and tech innovation take centre stage in Windhoek as leaders push for stronger digital protection. Also, rising fuel costs and global tensions are driving major shifts in aviation and security news.
23 April - 1 pm news
Transport costs, global diplomacy, and cybersecurity dominate today’s headlines as Namibia’s aviation sector faces scrutiny over high fares. And, Pope Leo’s Africa tour and Ukraine peace talks keep international tensions in focus.
23 April-9am news
# Yango Ride Adds ChatGPT Integration for In-Chat Trip Planning ... # Walvis Bay Vendors Ordered to Reorganise and Clean Up Stalls ... # South African Economists Warn of Delayed Impact from Rising Fuel, Power Costs...PLUS # US: Trump Approval Stays at Term Low Amid Iran War Pressure
23 April-8am news
# Minister Nekundi Warns Airlines Over High Domestic Ticket Prices #Namibia to Host Second EU Business Forum in Windhoek.... # Call for Support as Cuba Faces Deepening Crisis.... # China Pledges Support to Africa Amid Global Turmoil ......PLUS #Reports say Trump-Iran ceasefire will not be open-ended; talks possible tomorrow
23 April-7am news
# Namibia Urged to Support Cuba Humanitarian Effort.... # EU–Namibia Business Forum Set to Strengthen Investment Ties.... # Nekundi Gives Airlines Six Months to Slash Airfares ..... # Pope Leo Condemns Inequality During Africa Tour......PLUS # The U.S’ Trump says “no time pressure” on ceasefire extension according to Fox
23 April-6am news
# Farm Residents Decry Rising Crime and Lack of Police Response.... # Windhoek Parking Firm Explains Ticket Charges and Enforcement.... # Fuel Tampering on the Rise in South Africa......PLUS # In the U.S, New York Mayor Slams NYPD After Officers Beat Wrong Man …
22 April - Top Stories
Namibia steps up on youth unemployment and cybersecurity, while tensions rise internationally over Taiwan travel routes and Iran sanctions.
22 April - 5 pm news
Namibia leads the charge on youth unemployment while dam levels and electricity supply remain under close watch at home. Also, Europe sees record migration numbers, with Germany hosting the largest share.
22 April - 1 pm news
Cybersecurity takes centre stage in Windhoek as experts gather for a major regional conference, while global economic projections show shifting growth patterns in Africa. Also, South Africa’s election body warns of a funding gap as it prepares for the upcoming local polls.
22 April-8am news
# Hospitality Association Questions Tourism Investigation in Northwest.... # Bank Windhoek WhatsApp Banking Under Scrutiny Over Security Risks.... # South Africa Communist Party Says It Was Not Consulted on Election Campaign Decision ..... # Nigeria Charges Six in Alleged Coup Plot Against President Tinubu ......PLUS # In the U.S, Trump…
22 April-7am news
# Cybersecurity Warning Over WhatsApp Banking Risks.... # Hospitality Association Raises Alarm Over Tourism Probe.... # Green Hydrogen Programme Urges Bankable Projects to Drive Industry Growth ..... # Migration Deaths Near 8,000 as Sea Routes Remain Deadliest ......PLUS #Kevin Warsh says he won’t be Trump’s ‘sock puppet’ if confirmed new…
21 April - Top Stories
Flood relief efforts in Zambezi, papal warnings on inequality, and global criticism over war spending lead today’s top stories.
21 April - 5 pm news
Green hydrogen ambitions, skills development, and court developments lead today’s 5pm bulletin, alongside growing concern over South Africa’s livestock crisis.
21 April - 1 pm news
Flood response in Zambezi, political clarifications at home, and global tensions over war spending dominate today’s 1 pm bulletin.