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Month: November 2024

1225 Results / Page 23 of 137

World

Pakistan’s capital under security lockdown

  Security across the capital Islamabad is on high alert as the protesters from the former Prime Minister Imran Khan's party march towards the capital demanding his release. Imran Khan has been in jail since last year over multiple corruption charges which his party alleges are politically motivated. Hira Mustafa has more.  

today26 November, 2024

World

US calls on UN Security Council to not let Hamas “off the hook”

    The United States has urged the UN Security Council to ensure Hamas is held accountable while pushing to end the Gaza war. The Security Council convened again to address the ongoing conflict. This follows the ICC's arrest warrants for Israeli leaders Netanyahu and Gallant. Jody Jacobs reports from the UN in New York.  

today26 November, 2024

Namibia

New Partnership to Boost Farming and Water Access in Rural Areas

The Agriculture, Water, and Land Reform ministry, alongside the World Food Programme, has signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at enhancing local farming practices and improving water access in rural communities. The MOU sets out a framework for collaboration between the two organizations. Executive Director of the Ministry, Ndiyakupi Nghituwamata: Acting Country Director and Representative of WFP: Tiwonge Machiwenyika:  

today26 November, 2024

South Africa

S.A Police Minister Highlights Crime-Fighting Successes Amid Challenge

S.A' s Police minister Senzo Mchunu says the South African Police Service continues to be successesfull in fighting crime despite ongoing challenges in crime intelligence, technology, and forensics. Mchunu says other successes include the arrest of perpetrators allegedly involved in the mass shootings in Lusikisiki and Qumbu:  

today26 November, 2024

Africa

Zambian Miners Rescued After Nationwide Power Outage

Reuters reports that miners at two Zambian copper mines were successfully rescued after being trapped underground during a nationwide power outage, the energy ministry confirmed on Monday. The blackout, caused by a power system disturbance, also impacted Zimbabwe, according to Zambia's state utility, Zesco. Both countries are grappling with extended electricity rationing as a severe regional drought continues to disrupt hydropower generation, marking one of the worst droughts in decades.

today26 November, 2024

Namibia

Rehoboth Welcomes Ronald Windswaai as New CEO

Ronald Robert Windswaai has been appointed as the new CEO of Rehoboth Town Council. With over 28 years of experience in local government, he began his career with the council in 2011 and returned in 2022 as HR Manager after serving as CEO of Aranos Town Council. Windwaai holds several qualifications, including a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree. His leadership aims to transform […]

today26 November, 2024

South Africa

Western Cape DA Urges Year-Round Action Against GBV

The DA in the Western Cape has emphasised the need for 365 days of action against gender-based violence as 16 Days of Activism begins. DA provincial social development spokesperson, Wendy Kaizer-Philander calls for systemic measures highlighting the province’s investment in safe homes and community partnerships, urging all sectors to prioritise sustained interventions to protect women and children:  

today26 November, 2024