President Nandi-Ndaitwah heads to New York for her UN debut, NSA unpacks Namibia’s Census results, and Ramaphosa vows action on corruption in South Africa’s justice system. And finally, the UK is poised to recognise the state of Palestine, sparking global debate.
Namibia’s Census results rollout, Ramaphosa’s pledge to act on the Madlanga Commission, and Africa’s push to extend the AGOA trade deal. Plus, the U.S. blocks another Gaza ceasefire resolution at the UN Security Council.
The latest news includes President Nandi-Ndaitwah’s maiden UNGA address, South Africa’s trade talks with the U.S., and the UK’s recognition of Palestine. Plus, updates on Ebola in DRC and Namibia marking International ID Day.
# EU Delegation Visit proceeds aiming to Strengthen Ties and Assess Green Investment Impact.... # Ngaringombe Defends PDM’s 2019 Performance .... # Namibian Rumpsteak Now in Germany ..... # South Africa Police Commissioner Warns Against Interference in Justice System ......PLUS #More than a million people join protests in France
# PDM Rejects Claims of Borrowed Votes.... # Namibian Beef Hits German Menus.... # EU Visit Continues With The Aim to Deepen Partnership and Review Green Growth Investments ..... # South Africa Cabinet Welcomes Justice Probes......PLUS #NVIDIA invests billions in rival chipmaker Intel
Namibia launches its first green ammonia plant, Nasan Energies moves to acquire 53 fuel stations, and South Africa reacts to UN genocide findings on Gaza. Plus, ABC pulls Jimmy Kimmel after controversial remarks.
Oshana Region records 230,000 residents, NTB staff secure a pay rise, and South Africa responds to UN genocide findings on Gaza. Plus, ABC pulls Jimmy Kimmel off the air after controversial remarks.
Catch the news, featuring Nasan Energies’ fuel station acquisition, mining job growth, KZN police allegations, Ebola recoveries in DRC, and UN chief Guterres’ call to world leaders.
# Nandi-Ndaitwah Urges Mining Industry to Drive Domestic Job Creation.... # Cyber Threats Spike locally says Communication Regulatory Authority.... # BCX Summit Highlights Digital Future ..... # African Producers Push for Extension of U.S. Duty-Free Trade Deal ......PLUS #US late night host Jimmy Kimmel "suspended indefinitely" over Kirk-related comments
# BCX Summit Showcases Tech Driving Industry Change .... # Communication Regulatory Authority Warns Of Rising Cyber Risks .... # Mining Sector Key to Nandi-Ndaitwah’s Jobs Plan ..... #In Nigeria, Tinubu Lifts Emergency Rule in Rivers State ......PLUS #Fed cuts interest rates for first time this year
Kavango East faces high unemployment, while the BCX Summit explores AI and cloud innovations in Windhoek. Plus, South Africa’s DA warns Eskom’s crisis is crippling mining, and President Trump kicks off a state visit to the UK with King Charles and Queen Camilla.
Tech, training, and global politics lead today’s headlines — from AI at the BCX Summit in Windhoek to U.S. pressure on Zimbabwe over land debt. Plus, Namibia’s Pathology Institute expands specialist training, and prosecutors pursue the death penalty in the Charlie Kirk murder case.
Kavango East unemployment hits 52%, KZN Police Commissioner sues for R5 million, MTN plans African AI data centres, and Donald Trump begins his UK state visit.
# Katjavivi Welcomes Free Tertiary Education, Urges Coordination.... # Digital Landscape Shifts as Mobile Data Soars.... # South Africa: DA Condemns Spike in Violence in Cape Town Suburbs ..... # Senegal Intercepts 112 Migrants Off Dakar Coast ......PLUS # US Federal Reserve Meeting Opens Amid Board Drama
# Mobile Internet Use Surges Amid Rising Cyber Threats.... # Katjavivi Calls for Careful Rollout of Free Tertiary Education.... # South Africa: DA Urges Government to Resolve Student Housing Crisis ..... # U.N. Flags Corruption in South Sudan ......PLUS #Rubio says US visa-holders celebrating death of Charlie Kirk will be…
Today’s top stories include new political organisations registered by Namibia’s Electoral Commission, Zambia’s witchcraft case targeting the president, and a UN genocide ruling on Gaza. Plus, Michelle McLean honoured in New York.
The Electoral Commission has registered four new organisations ahead of the November elections. The Labour Commissioner has tightened rules to reduce backlogs in conciliation and arbitration hearings. Polls have opened in Malawi’s presidential elections, and the European Union has shelved its plan for a 19th round of sanctions on Russia.
GIPF pledges over N$2 billion to sustainable projects, two men jailed in Zambia over witchcraft, and a UN report brands Israel’s war on Gaza as genocide. Plus, Michelle McLean honoured as Global Business Woman of the Year in New York.
# Kunene Farmers Receive Firefighting Support Against Veld Fires.... # Namibia and Zimbabwe Judiciaries Strengthen Ties Through ADR Exchange.... # South Africa’s Madlanga Inquiry Limits Public Hearing Seats to 300 ..... # IMF Extends Zambia’s Loan Facility by Three Months ......PLUS # Elon Musk has purchased a billion dollars' worth…
# Zimbabwean Judiciary Benchmarks Namibia’s Dispute Resolution System.... # Environmental Investment Fund Donates Firefighting Equipment to Kunene Farmers.... # S.A Launches Simplified Digital Student Financial Aid Applications ..... # Ghana Clarifies Acceptance of US-Deported West Africans ......PLUS #FBI Director says alleged Charlie Kirk gunman said he was going to try…
16 Sep 12AM
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