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South Africa

Julius Malema Accuses ANC of Vote Buying Through Load-Shedding Suspension

Julius Malema, the President of the EFF, spoke at a gathering in De Aar, Northern Cape, alleging that the ANC government is engaging in vote-buying tactics by halting load-shedding during the election period. Malema highlighted that Eskom has not enforced load-shedding for 46 consecutive days. He emphasized the EFF's goal of ensuring electricity access for all households, pointing out that Eskom has the capacity to achieve this as it supplies […]

today13 May, 2024

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Business / Economics

Households Struggle with Soaring Debt

With the expertise of financial analyst Josef Sheehama, the growing issue of household debt has taken center stage. As the cost of living skyrockets and financial pressures increase, families across Namibia are facing a significant surge in debt. Sheehama delves into the factors driving this trend and offers invaluable advice for navigating the intricate financial landscape.  

today13 May, 2024

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Namibia

President Mbumba Extends Birthday Wishes to Visionary Ex-President

President Nangolo Mbumba celebrated former President Sam Nujoma's 95th birthday, hailing him as a visionary leader whose legacy transcends borders. Nujoma's commitment to liberation and foresight in shaping Namibia's future were highlighted by Mbumba, emphasizing his lifelong dedication to freedom and courage in the face of adversity. Mbumba reminisced on Nujoma's early years, noting his decision to leave South African Railways for politics as a testament to his unwavering determination […]

today13 May, 2024

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South Africa

S.A’s RISE Mzansi Youth Student Chapters Expose Alleged State Resource Abuse by ANC Youth League Leaders

S.A's RISE Mzansi Youth Student Chapters accuses members of the ANC Youth League, including leaders like Collen Malatji, of openly endorsing the abuse of state resources to support the ANC election campaign. RISE Mzansi's, Lawrence Manaka says limiting the distribution of state resources to a particular political constituency contradicts the fundamental principles of democracy. He adds such actions deepen divisions and perpetuate inequality:  

today13 May, 2024

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Business / Economics

13 May 2024 Morning Biz News: Namibia Sees Sharp Decline in Private Sector Credit, Rand Stable Ahead of U.S. Data Release, Oil Prices Slide Amidst Economic Concerns: Financial Update

Private Sector Credit Disbursements in Namibia Witness Sharp Decline: Official data has revealed a significant downturn in private sector credit disbursements in Namibia over the past year. The figures indicate a notable 65.7% decrease, with disbursements totaling N$1.44 billion compared to N$4.21 billion issued during the preceding equivalent period. The normalized cumulative credit outstanding, excluding interbank swaps and accounting for non-resident private sector claims, stands at N$112.7 billion, as reported […]

today13 May, 2024

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Namibia

Industrialisation and Trade minister Leads Delegation to US-Africa Business Summit

Lucia Iipumbu, the Industrialisation and Trade minister, spearheaded a delegation to the 16th US-Africa Business Summit, emphasizing Namibia's investment allure. At the summit, Nangula Uaandja, CEO of the Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board, outlined the country's value proposition, spotlighting opportunities in renewable energy and emerging sectors post recent oil discoveries. The ministry's spokesperson Elijah Mukubonda.  

today13 May, 2024

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World

Donald Trump says he would be ‘very proud’ to go to jail over violating the gag order in his hush money case

Donald Trump says he would be 'very proud' to go to jail over violating the gag order in his hush money case. Addressing reporters on Friday, the former US president claimed he would go to prison for the country's constitution… something the judge overseeing the case has threatened if Trump continues to break the order. Sally Patterson has more.  

today13 May, 2024