insert_link Namibia Economist Discusses Potential Impact of Electricity Supply Concerns on Namibia As winter approaches, concerns arise regarding the supply of electricity from neighboring countries, particularly South Africa. Robert McGregor, an Economist from Cirrus Capital, sheds light on the potential impact this could have on Namibia's electricity supply. today28 March, 2024
insert_link Namibia Enhancing Healthcare: New Blood Donation Center Opens in Namibia In a notable development aimed at improving healthcare services in Namibia, the Blood Transfusion Service of Namibia and the Namibia Oncology Centre are pleased to announce the opening of a new blood donation center at the Namibia Oncology Centre premises, situated at in Eros. The inauguration of the donor center is scheduled for Wednesday, April 3. Here's NamBTS' Zita Tobin. today28 March, 2024
insert_link World China demands answers from Pakistan about the terror attack on Chinese citizens China is pressing Pakistan to investigate a terror attack in the nation's northwest that caused the deaths of five Chinese engineers. The US has condemned the bombing and says it stands with Pakistan in what it called "testing times". Hira Mustafa has more. today28 March, 2024
insert_link South Africa SA’s Rand Water Prevails in Court Against AfriForum’s Attempt to Halt Water Supply Reduction AfriForum's court action to prevent Rand Water from reducing water supply to seven municipalities owing over three billion rand has been unsuccessful. AfriForum had applied to the High Court in Pretoria to order Rand Water to restore full water supply to the affected municipalities, citing far-reaching implications for the communities. The municipalities, located in Gauteng, Free State, and Mpumalanga, face reduced supply due to outstanding debts. Rand Water welcomes the […] today28 March, 2024
insert_link Namibia 23rd ICT Stakeholders Consultative Meeting Held in Windhoek The Information Communication Technology ministry recently hosted the 23rd ICT Stakeholders Consultative meeting in Windhoek. This gathering served as a platform for the Government and the ICT industry to discuss key ICT programs, projects, and initiatives. Ministry spokesperson Shoki Kandjimi provided insights into the discussions held during the meeting. today28 March, 2024
insert_link Business / Economics 28 March 2024 Morning Biz News: Economic Insights: Record Mining Production, Nigeria’s Economic Overhaul, and Global Market Trends In the dynamic landscape of global economics, recent developments highlight both achievements and strategic shifts aimed at fostering growth and stability. From record-breaking production figures in the mining sector to comprehensive economic reforms in Nigeria, coupled with fluctuations in oil prices and currency markets, these events offer insights into the current state of affairs and future trajectories. Andrada Mining's Milestone Performance Andrada Mining has made headlines with its remarkable […] today28 March, 2024
insert_link World Hunt Initiated for Bodies of Construction Workers Involved in Baltimore Bridge Incident A search continues for the bodies of six missing construction workers who are presumed to have fallen into the river after a bridge collapse in Baltimore. On Wednesday divers recovered the 'black box' from the 300 metre container ship, which will be used to help ascertain what caused it to collide with the bridge. Caroline Malone is in Baltimore. today28 March, 2024
insert_link South Africa GOOD Party in SA Calls for Accountability on E-Toll Promises Ahead of Deadline The GOOD Party in SA is urging voters to hold Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi accountable for his promises regarding the e-toll system as the deadline approaches. Lesufi had pledged in his state of the province address that the e-toll system would be shut down by 31 March. According to the party, this isn't the first time such promises have been made, as similar commitments in 2022 fell through. Matthew Cook, […] today28 March, 2024
insert_link Namibia SWAPO’s Debt to Chinese Construction Firm Raises Concerns SWAPO, the ruling party, owes a Chinese construction company tasked with building its headquarters in Windhoek more than N$100 million. There are ongoing concerns regarding the transparency of spending for the project, which is estimated to be over N$1 billion. Unik Construction Engineering, the firm awarded the tender for the construction, ceased work last year after SWAPO failed to settle its bills. today28 March, 2024
