Month: October 2024

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World

US president Joseph Biden has called Hurricane Helene history-making

US president Joseph Biden has called Hurricane Helene history-making with at least ten states impacted. About 116 people have died after Helene made landfall in Florida last Thursday. It began as a category four hurricane and became the most powerful on record to hit Florida's Big Bend, before moving north into Georgia, the Carolinas, and Tennessee. Biden, who is expected to visit communities hit by Helene later this week, says […]

today1 October, 2024

Oshiwambo

Eenauki dili 12 da xulifila momeva efuta laTunisia

Ovanhu 12 ovaxulifa omanga 10 vehewetike konima eshi mokambautu omo valimo ka kaopyako koshi yomeva mefuta la Tunisia. Oshiningwanima osha lopotwa sha holoka komukunghulofuta woshilando Djerba,  pefimbo oonakuningwa oihakanwa vali tava kendabala oku tauluka efuta oku pitila mefuta la Mediterranean okuya ko Europe. Ovanambelewa vomukunghulofuta ovati,  ovaxupifa yoo ovanhu 29 ovo vali navo mokambautu pefimbo loshiningwanima. Oshikondo shinasha noufemba wovanhu moshilongo osho oshati,  ovo vaningwa oihakanwa oveli eenauki da Tunisia […]

today1 October, 2024

World

UN Security Council extends mandate of the security mission to Haiti

The United Nations Security Council has approved the extension of the Multinational Security Support mission to Haiti by another year. Last year, the council authorized the Kenyan-led international security mission to assist the Caribbean country to help restore order against the ongoing gang violence. The United States requested the mission be changed to a full blown Peacekeeping operation but China and Russia opposed the move. Jody Jacobs reports from the […]

today1 October, 2024

Africa

M23 Rebels Tighten Control Over DRC Coltan Mines, Generating $300,000 Monthly Revenue

The M23 rebel group has solidified its control over the Rubaya coltan-mining region in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, imposing a production tax that brings in an estimated $300,000 monthly, according to a UN Security Council briefing says Reuters. The Tutsi-led group, allegedly supported by Rwanda, seized the mineral-rich area, vital for smartphone and computer manufacturing, after heavy fighting in April.

today1 October, 2024

South Africa

Gauteng Legislature Calls for Stability and Swift Election Following Tshwane Mayor’s Removal

The Gauteng legislature’s portfolio committee on Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs has urged for stability in Tshwane following the removal of Mayor Cilliers Brink. Chairperson Mzi Khumalo emphasized the need for a quick mayoral election to maintain smooth municipal operations and uninterrupted service delivery. Spokesperson Pfano Bulasigobo stated the committee will remain engaged to ensure a transparent process prioritizing residents' needs.  

today1 October, 2024

Business / Economics

1 October 2024 Morning Biz News: Investment Reluctance, Amazon’s New Initiative, and Market Updates

A recent report from the 2023 Old Mutual Financial Services Monitor highlights a concerning trend among Namibians regarding investment habits. A significant portion of the population is hesitant to invest, with 37% unwilling to take on any investment risks. This reluctance is particularly pronounced among younger consumers, indicating a potential barrier to wealth accumulation and economic growth. In positive business news, Amazon has launched 'Shop Mzansi,' a new platform showcasing […]

today1 October, 2024

Africa

Afreximbank to Partner with Africa Collective at Davos 2025

Afreximbank has been announced as the Host Partner for Africa Collective and the AfCFTA Secretariat at Davos 2025, alongside the World Economic Forum reports CNBCAfrica. This strategic partnership aims to highlight African trade and investment opportunities on a global stage, promoting collaborations for Africa’s development. Africa Collective, a platform for pan-African and international stakeholders, encourages the exchange of ideas and collaboration on opportunities across the continent.

today1 October, 2024

Business / Economics

Experian Index Shows Slight Improvement in South African Consumer Credit Defaults

The latest Experian Consumer Default of South Africa Index has recorded a slight improvement in the credit defaulting behaviour of South African consumers. The improvement is across various loan types such as personal loans, home loans, vehicle loans and credit cards in the three months that ended in June. The index indicates how consumers appear to have marginally improved in their debt management. Experian's Jaco van Jaarsveldt told SABC News […]

today1 October, 2024