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Month: October 2025

1001 Results / Page 83 of 112

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NAMDIA terminates CEO’s employment

  By: Hertha Ekandjo The Namib Diamond Board of Directors has terminated the contract of chief executive officer, Dr. Alisa Amupolo with immediate effect, following the outcome of an independent disciplinary hearing. In a media statement issued on Friday, board chairperson Justus Hausiku said the termination is not related to the ongoing investigations into the diamond theft that happened in January 2025 and her subsequent suspension in February. He said […]

today10 October, 2025

APO International

African Development Fund Launches African Development Fund (ADF-16) Delivery and Results Report 2025: Driving Inclusive Growth through Strategic Investments for Impactful Results

  The African Development Bank Group (www.AfDB.org) today released its African Development Fund (ADF-16) Delivery and Results Report for 2025, demonstrating the Fund's significant impact in supporting sustainable development across Africa's low-income countries. Download Report:  https://apo-opa.co/3W0IhLn  https://apo-opa.co/42BmAoV In a global context marked by economic turbulence, mounting debt, and security challenges, Africa continues to demonstrate remarkable resilience. The 2025 ADF-16 report illustrates the Fund's response to these challenges and its commitment […]

today10 October, 2025

APO International

United Kingdom to host African Development Fund’s 17th replenishment pledging session, reaffirming strong support

  The United Kingdom has announced that it will host the 17th Replenishment pledging session of the African Development Fund (ADF)in December. The session will bring together development partners to agree on contributions for the ADF’s 2026-2028 cycle. The UK’s Minister of State for Development and Africa, Baroness Jenny Chapman, made the announcement during her recent meeting with African Development Bank Group President, Dr Sidi Ould Tah, in New York on […]

today10 October, 2025

APO International

Forum for Resilience in Africa 2025: farmers must become providers of food aid, not recipients, say experts

  Agricultural experts attending the 6th edition of the Africa Resilience Forum (https://apo-opa.co/4h4wohb), held in Abidjan from 1–3 October, have urged African governments to place greater value on farmers — transforming them from recipients of food aid into providers. "Agriculture is a dominant activity in crisis zones. And we are told that without peace, there can be no development. But without food, there is no peace. It's time to involve […]

today10 October, 2025

APO International

In Zambia, African Development Fund reshapes the country’s agriculture and education landscape

  Concessional financing from the African Development Fund (ADF) has been transformative for Zambia's agriculture and education sectors, while “anchoring peace, prosperity, and regional competitiveness.” ADF deputies, who are gathered in Zambia's capital for a meeting on the Fund's 17th replenishment, visited two project sites on Tuesday, 7 October - the new Nitrogen Chemicals of Zambia (NCZ) fertilizer blending plant in Kafue; and upgraded facilities at the University of Zambia […]

today10 October, 2025

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Namibia

Maize & mahangu prices drop by 16%

By: Staff Reporter Namib Mills will reduce the prices of its maize and mahangu product ranges by 16% effective 13 October. In a media statement, the company said the price adjustment is part of the company’s ongoing commitment to support consumers by ensuring that staple food products remain affordable and accessible across the country. The company said that, despite rising costs in certain areas of production due to inflation, improved […]

today10 October, 2025

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Namibia

Communications Regulatory Authority Steps Up to Close Digital Divide in Rural Areas.

Rural and underserved communities face limited access to technology and digital resources. Ms. Hilma Ingo, Officer for Consumer Relations and Advocacy at the Communications Regulatory Authority, highlighted that digital literacy depends on functional internet services and devices. To address this, the Communications Regulatory Authority donated eight computers and improved internet speeds to 50 Mbps at !Gochas and Koës Libraries, supporting enhanced connectivity and digital learning.

today10 October, 2025

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Namibia

SWAPO Recalls Oniipa Mayor for Independent Bid

The SWAPO Party has recalled Oniipa Mayor Jafet Augustus after he registered to run as an Independent candidate in the upcoming elections. In a report by Maria Namupala, Secretary General Sophia Shaningwa confirmed his removal and ex-communication from all party positions, instructing regional coordinator Armas Amukwiyu to arrange his immediate replacement. By choosing to run independently, Augustus effectively self-excommunicated under Article 6 (1)(a) of the party constitution, highlighting SWAPO’s strict […]

today10 October, 2025

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APO International

Blind Mother and Daughter Look into Each Others’ Eyes for the First Time in Years

  This World Sight Day, the world unites around the theme ‘People at the heart of eye health’. For Marie Jeanne and her daughter Germaine, this message could not be better represented. After years of blindness due to cataracts, this mother and daughter from a remote Malagasy village had both vision and lives restored thanks to a 15-minute cataract surgery aboard the Africa Mercy, the hospital ship operated by international […]

today9 October, 2025