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

Leonard Witbeen

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Namibia

Namibian Defense Force Urges Public to Show Respect During Late President Geingob’s Funeral Procession

As Namibia and the world bid their final farewell to Late President Dr. Hage Geingob, the Namibian Defense Force calls on the public and motorists to demonstrate respect during the procession by adhering to all authorities. Brigadier General Rehabiam Kalimba, the Deputy Chief of Staff and Joint Operations at the Ministry of Defence and Veterans Affairs, issues the call for cooperation and respect during this solemn occasion. ENG

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World

UNRWA chief says the agency has reached breaking point

The Commissioner General of the UN aid agency in Gaza, UNRWA says the agency has reached breaking point. In a letter written to the United Nations General Assembly President on Thursday, Philippe Lazzarini says he fears that they are on the edge of a monumental disaster with grave implications. Jody Jacobs reports from the United Nations in New York. ENG UNRWA BREAKING POINT

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South Africa

ANC Secretary-General Warns Zuma of Accountability in Upcoming Elections

Fikile Mbalula, the secretary-general of the ANC, asserts that former president Jacob Zuma will be held accountable if the ruling party faces failure in the upcoming elections set for May 29. During a media briefing on readiness for the manifesto launch rally, Mbalula criticizes Zuma for endorsing the uMkhonto we Sizwe party, suggesting that the former president's collaboration with the perceived opposition has strengthened their adversaries.

todayFebruary 23, 2024 2

Namibia

City Of Windhoek Recycling Initiatives Launched in Windhoek Schools to Enhance Waste Management

Solid Waste Management, in collaboration with partners including the European Union, the City of Bremen, and the City of Windhoek, introduces recycling initiatives in schools named "sorting at source." This initiative is part of the project titled "Improving Waste Management In Windhoek," aiming to contribute to the reduction of adverse environmental impact in the city. Lydia Amutenya, the City's spokesperson, provides insights into the initiative.  

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Namibia

Unlikely Bond: Political Foes Share Emotional Moment Before President Geingob’s Passing

Just two weeks before President Hage Geingob's passing, an unexpected and poignant moment unfolded as one of his fiercest political critics, Bernadus Clint Swartbooi, leader of the Landless People's Movement , visited him on his sickbed. The encounter, both emotional and jovial, marked a unique reflection on the journey the two men had undertaken. Despite their heated argument in parliament in 2020, where President Geingob famously scolded Swartbooi, the recent […]

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South Africa

City of Tshwane Deploys Additional Personnel to Address Storm-Related Power Outages

The City of Tshwane mobilizes extra personnel from the Electricity and Energy Department to region three following severe thunderstorms that inflicted widespread damage and power outages. The storms resulted in uprooted trees, fallen branches on roads and power lines, causing prolonged blackouts in Pretoria and neighboring areas. Lindela Mashigo of the city states that a supplementary team has been assembled to enhance capacity and expedite repairs, as technicians are facing […]

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Biden Administration cancels $1.2 billion in student loans

About 150 thousand student loans will be cancelled by the Biden Administration. President Joseph Biden last year pledged to find alternative ways to tackle student debt relief after the Supreme Court blocked his broader plan to write off some $400 billion in student loans. Jody Jacobs reports.  

todayFebruary 22, 2024 12

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South Africa

SA’s Congress of the People Criticizes Minister’s Budget Speech, Deems it Disappointing

South Africa's Congress of the People expresses deep disappointment with the minister's budget speech, citing a failure to address core policy issues contributing to the country's crisis. Pakes Dikgetsi, the party's acting chairperson, asserts that the continued under-investment in new and critical infrastructure expansion will hinder future growth and sustainability. He further contends that the ANC has exhausted credible policy choices after 15 years of misrule, mismanagement, and corruption.  

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