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

Leonard Witbeen

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Namibia

US Embassy Donates N$20 Million Mobile ICU to Walvis Bay State Hospital

The Ministry of Health and Social Services received a N$20 million mobile intensive care unit for Walvis Bay State Hospital from the US Embassy. The five-bed facility, stocked with N$ 600,000 worth of medicine, can serve the local population and be deployed to other locations during medical crises. MoHSS Executive Director Ben Nangombe emphasized the ICU's role in enhancing the ministry's response to health emergencies. US Acting Deputy Chief of […]

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South Africa

S.A’s International Relations minister will meet with British Foreign Secretary David Lammy in London

S.A's International Relations minister, Ronald Lamola, will meet with British Foreign Secretary David Lammy in London today. This marks Lamola’s first international engagement since his appointment in the new portfolio. Lamola says during the visit they will discuss global issues and strengthen bilateral economic trade. He told the SABC he will also address the British community to celebrate South Africa’s 30 years of democracy:  

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South Africa

S.A National Nuclear Regulator has extended Eskom’s license to operate Unit One of the Koeberg nuclear power station

The S.A National Nuclear Regulator has extended Eskom's license to operate Unit One of the Koeberg nuclear power station for an additional 20 years. This decision follows extensive public consultations and technical reviews. The unit, generating 920 megawatts, will now operate until July 2044. The NNR will deliberate on the extension for Unit Two at a later date. Eskom's spokesperson, Daphne Mokwena, has assured the public of Koeberg's safety and […]

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Namibia

Logos Hope Hosts Diverse Events at Walvis Bay Port, Featuring Business Symposium and Crew Experience

Logos Hope recently held a range of engaging events at Walvis Bay Port, targeting various demographics from children to parents. Key attractions included the Namibia Business Symposium by Chamber of Commerce and Industries and the immersive Crew for a Day program, providing a firsthand look into daily life aboard the ship. Project Manager : Paolenta Kevo  

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World

UN puts price on removing rubble from Gaza

Rebuilding and removing all the rubble in Gaza, the UN says will cost between 500 million and 600 million dollars. This latest UN assessment comes as the war between Israel and Hamas enters its eighth month, with parts of Gaza completely destroyed. Jody Jacobs reports from the United Nations in New York.  

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Namibia

INTERVIEW: Logos Hope in Walvis Bay: A Week of Community Engagement and Inspiration

In a bustling week of community engagement and profound inspiration, the Logos Hope has made an indelible mark on Namibia, anchored in the scenic port of Walvis Bay. At the helm of this transformative visit is Project Manager Paolenta Kevo, orchestrating a series of impactful events and welcoming over 26,000 visitors aboard this floating cultural haven. From the outset, the Logos Hope has not merely been a vessel but a […]

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South Africa

President Cyril Ramaphosa of South Africa has declared the recent Cabinet Lekgotla a success

President Cyril Ramaphosa of South Africa has declared the recent Cabinet Lekgotla a success. The gathering, attended by 32 ministers, 43 deputy ministers, and department directors-general, set the government of national unity's Statement of Intent as the guiding document for the seventh parliament. The president says he will outline the Lekgotla outcomes on Thursday during a joint sitting for the Opening of Parliament Address, coinciding with Nelson Mandela International Day: […]

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Business / Economics

Farmers Achieve Local Good Agricultural Practices Certification

Namibian farmers certified by the Namibian Agronomic Board with the Good Agricultural Practices certificate are poised to bolster their credibility and market reach according to The Brief. The certification, awarded to six small-scale and commercial farmers, ensures adherence to stringent food safety and hygiene standards under the Primary Farm Assurance requirements. This achievement not only boosts local produce quality but also opens doors to broader domestic and international market opportunities.

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