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    Omanyano ovanhu koikundaneki yomalungula kashili paveta, Commisiner Sakaria takunghilile Veronika Haulenga

Month: October 2024

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Health / Medical

US states sue TikTok, calling it ‘digital nicotine’

More than a dozen US states are filing lawsuits against TikTok because of its effects on teens and other young users. A bipartisan coalition of attorneys general allege the social media giant is addictive and harmful to users' mental health. TikTok says the claims are "inaccurate and misleading." On the ground for us is Sally Patterson with more.  

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Africa

African Migrant Workers Stranded in Lebanon Amid Escalating Regional Conflict

As conflict intensifies in Lebanon following Hamas-led attacks on Israel on October 7, 2023, many migrant domestic workers, especially those from Africa, are struggling to find safety reports Duetsche Welle. Abandoned by their employers, these workers face difficulty accessing emergency shelters in a rapidly worsening conflict zone. While the Lebanese government estimates over 1.2 million nationals have been displaced, no reliable data exists on how many foreign workers are affected […]

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Omuleli wa Namibia na Germany va etapo eenghundafana tadeetifa eenghono

Eenghundafana odo dali pokati komu President Nangolo Mbumba opamwe nomu President wa Germany oda ulika etimaumbwile leetifa eenghono meyokomesho la  Namibia na Germany. Oo eli omupopiliko womuPresident Dr. Alfredo Hengari,  okwa hokolola oshongalele osho shali pokati komukwateli komesho wa Namibia nomupreident wa Gemany  Frank-Walter Steinmeier, shaulika  omaudaneko ena eenghono. Omupresident  Mbumba teshi yelifa nghene sha pumbiwa moku hanga omaudafano twokumwe moikumungu yayooloka ngaashi oshikumungu shomadipao anghina nghenda oo ali aningilwa […]

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Business / Economics

INTERVIEW: Bridging the Gap: Digital Expert Nrupesh Soni Addresses Challenges Faced by Tech Workers in Namibia

  In a recent discussion, Digital Expert, Nrupesh Soni shed light on the growing challenges that young job seekers face in Namibia's tech sector, particularly regarding entry-level positions. Soni highlighted a concerning trend: many junior roles now require some form of experience, a shift that has become increasingly prevalent in the country. This expectation places pressure on new graduates who often feel that their academic qualifications alone are insufficient. “Employers […]

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Business / Economics

S.A’s Home Affairs Department has officially gazetted the remote work visitor visa

S.A's Home Affairs Department has officially gazetted the remote work visitor visa and a new points-based system for work visas. Minister Leon Schreiber praised the reforms as a major step toward attracting foreign talent, boosting investment, and creating jobs. He says these initiatives aim to streamline visa processes, cut red tape, and combat corruption within the immigration system:  

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Business / Economics

Namib Mills’ recalled products are currently undergoing thorough testing at accredited laboratory in South Africa

Namib Mills has issued a temporary recall of all variants of Top Score Instant Porridge in South Africa, Namibia, Lesotho, and Zambia following a tragic incident in Mdantsane, Eastern Cape. The company opted for this precautionary measure even though there is no evidence connecting the product to the incident, emphasizing its commitment to consumer safety and confidence. The recalled products are currently undergoing thorough testing at a SANAS-accredited laboratory in […]

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Business / Economics

10 October 2024 Morning Biz News: Domestic Debt Rises, South Africa’s LPG Sector Expands, and Kenya Seeks IMF Support

Domestic Debt Surge Namibia's domestic debt has reached N$123.51 billion as of the end of September, reflecting a month-on-month increase of N$2.04 billion, according to data from The Brief. Research firm Simonis Storm reports that the growth is primarily driven by the issuance of fixed-rate bonds (GCs), which accounted for 63% of the increase, with N$1.27 billion issued in GCs. South Africa's LPG Sector Set for Growth South Africa’s liquefied […]

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