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Leonard Witbeen

3963 Results / Page 406 of 441

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South Africa

Eskom has announced the resumption of Stage 2 load-shedding

Eskom has announced the resumption of Stage 2 load-shedding, starting from 4 PM until 5 AM this morning. Load-shedding will then be suspended until 4 PM today, with this pattern expected to continue daily until Sunday afternoon. Eskom spokesperson Daphne Mokoena has attributed the scale-down in power cuts to lower demand and a further improvement in generation capacity.  

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Namibia

BoN and NamRA succesfully launch the country’s inaugural Trade Verification System to monitor cross-border transactions

The Bank of Namibia, in collaboration with the Namibia Revenue Agency, has introduced Namibia's inaugural Trade Verification System to oversee cross-border transactions. This initiative is geared towards curbing illegal capital outflows and advancing financial transparency within the country. Steven Ndorokaze, spokesperson for NamRA, shared insights into this crucial initiative.

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Namibia

Concessional loan agreement signed between Finance and Public Enterprises ministry and KfW Development Bank

The Finance and Public Enterprises Ministry, alongside KfW Development Bank, have formalized an agreement for a concessional loan dedicated to funding the rehabilitation and expansion of the Gammams and Otjomuise Wastewater Treatment Plants. This project's primary goal is to enhance the current wastewater treatment capabilities and bolster Windhoek's potable water supply. Local economist Klaus Schade has provided insights on this significant development.

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Namibia

Khomas regional governor issued a call for Namibian men to actively engage in initiatives focused on addressing gender-based violence

Khomas regional governor, Laura McLeod-Katjirua, has emphasized the importance of male involvement in initiatives targeting behavioral challenges and addressing gender-based violence in Namibia. She was speaking on the occasion of this year's International Human Rights Day. Governor Marius Sheya of the Kunene region echoed similar sentiments.

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World

Joe Biden’s son attacks Congressional inquiry into his family

President Joe Biden's son, Hunter, has defied a subpoena from US lawmakers ordering him to appear behind closed doors as part of a Congressional investigation into alleged corruption. Republicans in the House of Representatives have opened an impeachment inquiry in the President, accusing him of improperly benefitting from Hunter's foreign business dealings. The White House denies wrongdoing. Benji Hyer reports.

todayDecember 14, 2023 4

South Africa

City of Johannesburg urges residents, visitors, and businesses to stay vigilant for the upcoming long weekend

The City of Johannesburg urges residents, visitors, and businesses to stay vigilant for the upcoming long weekend and festive season. With schools closed and businesses shutting down tomorrow, increased travel is expected. Mayoral committee member for Public Safety, Mgcini Tshwaku, warns against carrying large sums of money, drinking, and driving, and unruly behaviour. The city’s Virgil James says police visibility will be heightened as part of the safer festive season […]

todayDecember 14, 2023 4

Namibia

Deputy chief of the Windhoek City Police has urged motorists to ascertain whether their vehicles are roadworthy

The deputy chief of the Windhoek City Police, Eliaser Iyambo, has urged motorists to ascertain whether their vehicles are roadworthy before taking to the roads for the festive season. The City Police and the Roads Authority launched the campaign as part of the National Festive Season Road Safety Campaign to sensitise motorists about the importance of the roadworthiness of their vehicles. Several car owners brought their vehicles to the City […]

todayDecember 13, 2023 6

World

Biden urges Republicans to fund Ukraine conflict amid stalemate

US President Joe Biden has urged Congress to approve billions of dollars for Ukraine, warning that not to do so would be a "Christmas gift" for Russia's leader. Biden met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House on Tuesday, amid a funding fight which has seen Republicans refuse to support extra assistance for Kyiv. Nick Harper report from Washington.

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