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Eritrea: Training for Female Representatives of Higher Education Institutions

The National Union of Eritrean Women (NUEW) branch within Higher Education Institutions organized a two-day training session for female representatives of higher education institutions. The training aimed to raise awareness and strengthen their understanding of key topics related to leadership and youth organization. Ms. Aberash Habtai, head of the NUEW branch, explained that the training covered areas such as administration and leadership, moral values, the importance of youth organization, and […]

7 February, 2025

World

More than 10 thousand aid trucks have entered Gaza since ceasefire

The United Nations says it has reached a major milestone in humanitarian aid deliveries into Gaza. Tom Fletcher, the UN's head of humanitarian affairs on Thursday said 10 thousand trucks have entered the enclave since the ceasefire began on 19 January. Our correspondent is Jody Jacobs, from the United Nations in New York.

7 February, 2025

Namibia

National leaders have sent messages of support to the Founding President

One Africa TV NewsOnOne’s Willem Snyman reports on national leaders who have sent messages of support to the Founding President, Sam Nujoma, who is currently hospitalized at Lady Pohamba Private Hospital in Windhoek.

7 February, 2025

Business / Economics

Bank of Namibia awards bursaries to ten outstanding students

The Bank of Namibia has awarded bursaries to ten outstanding students pursuing studies in key fields essential to the country’s development. The regulator's Sandra Garises says, through its long-standing bursary programme, the Bank continues to invest in the country's future by ensuring deserving students have access to quality education. Josefina Oskar from BON:

7 February, 2025

South Africa

Ramaphosa says South Africa will not be bullied by U.S

President Cyril Ramaphosa says South Africa will not be bullied and will stand up for its national interests and sovereignty. Delivering the state of the nation address in Cape Town on last night, Ramaphosa said the government is concerned about the potential impact of the decision by the US government to suspend some of its funding for HIV and TB programmes in African countries:

7 February, 2025

Namibia

VP Nandi-Ndaitwah Hails Nopal Carbon Farming as a Game-Changer

Namibia has made a significant move toward sustainability with the launch of the Nopal Carbon Farming Project in Maltahöhe. In her speech, the Vice President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah highlighted the project's impact in converting arid land into fertile farmland through the cultivation of drought-resistant nopal cacti. This initiative aims to enhance food security, create employment opportunities, and support renewable energy production via biogas.

7 February, 2025

Business / Economics

07 February 2025 BIz News

Inflation Rate Drops to 3.2% in January The Statistics Agency has released its latest report on the country’s inflation rate, revealing a decline in the annual headline inflation rate to 3.2% for January 2025. This marks a notable drop from the 5.4% recorded in January 2024. The decrease is attributed to lower fuel prices and easing food costs, providing relief to consumers. Minerals Council SA Calls for Faster Mining Approvals […]

7 February, 2025

South Africa

ActionSA Slams S.A Government Over ‘Backroom Deals’ on NHI Act

ActionSA has condemned the government of national unity for what it calls backroom dealings regarding the National Health Insurance Act. The party alleges government is pushing the controversial legislation without adequate consultation and transparency. They claim that key stakeholders, including healthcare professionals and opposition parties, were sidelined. ActionSA’s Kgosi Letlape argues the current act is flawed and unworkable, with government failing to address issues in public healthcare:

7 February, 2025

World

Elon Musk blocked from accessing sensitive government data

Elon Musk — an unelected advisor to U.S President Donald Trump — has been blocked from accessing sensitive information within the US Treasury Department. A federal judge in Washington DC granted the order after the billionaire businessman's so-called Department of Government Efficiency was tasked with overhauling the government's payment system. From there, Benji Hyer reports.

7 February, 2025