insert_link Namibia INTERVIEW: Rosa Namises Responds to President Mbumba’s Claims at SWAPO Rally At a recent rally in Endola, President Nangolo Mbumba of the SWAPO-led government declared that they have maintained peace, stability, and security in Namibia for 34 years. In response, independent presidential candidate Rosa Namises offered a candid assessment of these statements, challenging the government's portrayal of security and peace in the country. Namises, a seasoned activist and politician, expressed deep concern over the President’s comments. “When I hear such […] today30 September, 2024
insert_link Business / Economics Fuel Prices to Drop by 100 Cents per Litre from Wednesday The Ministry of Mines and Energy has announced that petrol and both diesel variants (50ppm and 10ppm) will decrease by 100 cents per litre starting Wednesday, following the latest monthly fuel price adjustment. Mines and energy ministry's Public Relations Official: Ten Hashioshange Hasheela: today30 September, 2024
insert_link Business / Economics 30 September 2024 Morning Biz News: Puma Energy Confident Amid Chevron-Bachmus Deal, Rand Surges to 20-Month High, and Global Markets Respond to China Stimulus Puma Energy Confident Despite Chevron-Bachmus Partnership Puma Energy Namibia remains optimistic about its market leadership despite Chevron Brands International LLC's recent partnership with Bachmus Oil to expand in the Namibian market. Speaking to The Brief, Charlene Oosthuizen, Country Retail Manager at Puma Energy, expressed confidence, highlighting the company's extensive network and innovative, customer-centric strategies that position it to compete effectively in the growing energy market. South African Rand Hits 20-Month […] today30 September, 2024
insert_link World At least 89 killed in Hurricane Helene in Southeast United States In the latest update, at least 89 people have been killed in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, which made landfall on Thursday in Florida as a Category 4 Hurricane. The storm has caused devastation across several states in the Southeast of the United States. Our U.S Correspondent Jagruti Dave: today30 September, 2024
insert_link South Africa In S.A, the Lusikisiki shooting death toll has risen to 18 To S.A, where the Lusikisiki shooting death toll has risen to 18 after a man died in hospital yesterday. He was among the people shot in two separate homes. A two-month-old baby survived. Investigators are probing the murders as the motive remains unknown. Speaking to Newzroom Afrika, Prince Chulumanco Sigcau of the Amampondo Royal Kingdom has urged government to fully equip police: today30 September, 2024
insert_link Namibia President Mbumba Highlights SWAPO’s Achievements at Endola Rally At a rally held by the South West Africa People's Organization this past weekend in Endola, President Nangolo Mbumba remarked that the SWAPO-led government has ensured peace, stability, and security for 34 years. Independent Presidential Candidate Rosa Namises also shared her perspective on these claims. today30 September, 2024
insert_link Business / Economics Namib Mills Probes Alleged Link to Child Deaths in South Africa Namib Mills is investigating after three children in South Africa reportedly died after consuming its vanilla-flavoured Top Score instant maize porridge. Although no evidence currently links the product to the deaths, all Top Score porridge has been temporarily withdrawn from shelves in Namibia and South Africa. The company is cooperating with authorities and will provide updates as the investigation continues. today30 September, 2024
insert_link World Trump meets Zelensky in New York, says he has good relationship with Putin Donald Trump says he has a good relationship with Russian leader Vladimir Putin during a meeting in New York with Ukraine's Vlodomyr Zelensky. The Ukrainian President has now met with both Presidential candidates to present his plan to end the war with Russia. From Washington our Jagruti Dave has more for us. today30 September, 2024
insert_link South Africa S.A Education Activist Criticizes Teacher’s Union for Defying Ramaphosa’s Education Law Pause A South African Education activist Hendrick Makaneta has criticised the South African Democratic Teachers Union's decision to defy president Cyril Ramaphosa's three-month pause on clauses 4 and 5 of the Basic Education Laws Amendment Act. Makaneta calls Sadtu's stance reckless and disappointing, as Ramaphosa seeks discussions to refine the law. He urges Sadtu to respect the process and prioritise the education sector’s interests: today30 September, 2024
