Week in Review - 27 September

Namibia’s economy posts slower 1.6% growth as the tertiary sector drives expansion, while a study warns African cities risk climate failure. Plus, DRC and Rwanda agree to new peace measures, and the UN calls for financial justice.

Namibia’s economy posts 1.6% growth in Q2 driven by the tertiary sector, while GIPF urges citizens to save beyond pensions. Plus, Cape Forum calls for dignity for Khoisan groups, and India faces U.S. pressure over oil imports.

NamPower launches Africa’s first fully digital substation, a study warns African cities aren’t tackling climate change deeply enough, and the UN chief calls for a financial system overhaul. Plus, local football clubs are already gearing up for the new season.

# People’s General Eyes Windhoek Council Seat.... # NAMFISA Reports Strong Growth in Non-Bank Financial Institutions in 2024.... # In S.A, SAPS Legal Head Criticises Parliament Over Inaction..... # Russia, Ethiopia Sign Nuclear Power Deal ......PLUS #Abbas says he will work for peace and calls on Hamas to disarm

# Non-Bank Financial Sector Shows Resilience with $474 Billion in Assets.... # Amushelelo Announces Run for Windhoek Council.... # Ramaphosa: South Africa’s G20 Presidency Exceeds Expectations ..... # Madagascar Imposes Curfew After Violent Protests ......PLUS #US economy grows in second quarter