10 July-1pm news

Namibia gears up for the Nedbank Future of Business Conference, while a Ugandan diplomat joins the race for the UN's top job and Ramaphosa calls for a united Africa. Plus, a powerful earthquake rattles Japan, and Team Namibia keeps shining at the Commonwealth Games.

The Cancer Association secures funding for uninsured patients, while Jacob Zuma dissolves the MK Party's task team amid financial controversy. Plus, Human Rights Watch flags health risks from oil pollution in Congo, and a powerful earthquake triggers a tsunami alert in Japan.

Government responds to public concerns over a N$39.5 million US contract, while South Africa's Ramaphosa calls for a united Africa amid mounting global challenges. Plus, an ECB export licence update, a rise in Ukraine's civilian death toll, and Team Namibia's strong showing at the Commonwealth Games.

# Concerns Raised Over ReconAfrica’s Latest Namibia Oil Tests... # Yango advises customers on complaints... # South Africa’s DA Demands Action on Cape Town Crime Crisis...PLUS # Trump Acknowledges Iran War Straining US Weapons Stockpiles

# Namibia Oil and Gas Conference prepares for energy jobs.... # Meatco overcomes drought challenges.... #In S.A, Madlanga Commission questions Johnson over Madondo case ..... # Nigeria Urges South Africa to Address Xenophobic Attacks......PLUS # India Moves to Toughen Exam Fraud Penalties Amid Student Protests