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Month: June 2024

1713 Results / Page 77 of 191

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INTERVIEW: Shaun Gariseb Rejects Demarcation Plans, Calls for Fair Consultation

  Katutura community activist, Shaun Gariseb has voiced strong opposition to the recent constituency boundary demarcation proposals in the Khomas Region, criticizing the lack of proper consultation and transparency. Speaking at a press conference, Gariseb outlined the events of the delimitation commission's consultations on June 13, where he and other concerned residents sought to present their views. Gariseb noted that, despite being promised a chance to speak, he was ignored […]

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Namibia

Namibian Journalist Wensel Mavara Appointed TVET Commissioner in China

A local journalist, Wensel Mavara, has been appointed as the Technical and Vocational Education and Training Commissioner in China. The announcement was made by the Shandong Foreign Trade Vocational College in Qingdao City, Shandong Province, during a seminar on Press Officers and Journalists of BRI countries. Mavara, formerly a Special Assistant to late President Hage Geingob, expressed his commitment to strengthening educational ties between Namibia and China, emphasizing the opportunity […]

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Business / Economics

Telkom S.A Reports Strong Financial Performance Driven by Mobile and Fibre Sectors

Telkom, South Africa's third-largest mobile operator, has announced robust performance in its mobile and fibre sectors, leading to increased operating profits and margins for 2024. The company reported a 1.6% rise in group revenue to 43.2 billion rand, with core profit up by over 5% to 10 billion rand. Management expressed optimism about paying dividends by 2025, citing their digital infrastructure and ICT capabilities as key drivers for sustainable growth.

todayJune 19, 2024 19

Africa

Armed Group Disables Section of Niger’s PetroChina-Funded Oil Pipeline

An armed group opposed to Niger's ruling junta disabled a section of the PetroChina-funded crude oil pipeline in an attack on Sunday night, according to Reuters reports. The pipeline, with a capacity of 90,000 barrels per day and extending nearly 2,000 km from Niger's Agadem oilfield to Benin's coast, is intended for exports under a $400 million deal with China National Petroleum Corp, Reuters reports.

todayJune 19, 2024 19

World

US-NATO meetings ahead of major summit

The United States and NATO are reaffirming their commitment to Ukraine as the US prepares to host the North Atlantic Alliance's 75th anniversary summit in Washington DC next month. During a press conference on Tuesday, Secretary of State Antony Blinken and NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg highlighted the increased defense spending by many NATO countries, which Blinken emphasized as "necessary to meet the challenges of this time." As Benji Hyer reports. […]

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Business / Economics

19 June 2024 Morning Biz News: Global Markets React: Namibia’s Grape Exports Soar, Oil Prices Rise Amidst Tensions, Dollar Weakens on Retail Data

1. Namibia's Table Grape Exports Surge, Reaching N$1.7 Billion The Namibian Agronomic Board (NAB) has reported a significant 19% increase in the country’s table grape exports during the last harvest season, reaching a total value of N$1.7 billion. This growth underscores Namibia’s strengthening position in the international market for agricultural products. Fidelis Mwazi, CEO of NAB, highlighted that stringent quality control measures, including the inspection of 9.3 million cartons, were […]

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