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Namibia

Namibia’s Civil Society Raises Concerns Over SIM Card Registration Deadline

As Namibia's SIM card registration deadline looms at the end of March, Civil Society Organizations warn that the country's communications surveillance framework has been significantly bolstered by regulations allowing Subscriber Module Identification registration and data retention under part 6 of the Communications Act. Melanie Markus, Coordinator of CIVIC +264, expressed concerns over the threat to privacy rights, highlighting the absence of data protection laws in Namibia.  

today27 March, 2024

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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Addressing Road Safety Concerns: Shaun Gariseb Advocates for Speed Humps in Katutura

In the bustling neighborhoods around Katutura, Windhoek, there's a growing concern regarding road safety, particularly regarding the reckless driving habits of some motorists. Shaun Gariseb, a concerned community member, sheds light on the pressing issue and advocates for the implementation of speed humps to mitigate risks and protect residents, especially children, from potential accidents. Gariseb highlights the prevalence of high-performance vehicles, particularly GTIs, being driven at alarming speeds through residential […]

today27 March, 2024

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South Africa

Legal Battle Between ANC and Umkhonto we Sizwe Party Heads to High Court

The anticipated legal clash between the African National Congress and the Umkhonto we Sizwe Party is set for an open court hearing at the High Court in KwaZulu-Natal today. The ANC accuses the MK party of copyright infringement, contending that adopting the name of the ANC's disbanded armed wing constitutes trademark theft. However, media presence in the courtroom has been limited, with only 15 members permitted, including reporters and photographers, […]

today27 March, 2024

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Namibia

Calls for Road Safety Measures in Katutura

In the bustling neighborhoods around Katutura, Windhoek, there's a growing concern regarding road safety, particularly regarding the reckless driving habits of some motorists. Shaun Gariseb, a concerned community member, sheds light on the pressing issue and advocates for the implementation of speed humps to mitigate risks and protect residents, especially children, from potential accidents.  

today27 March, 2024

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Business / Economics

Namibia Revenue Agency Advises Patience Amid Trans-Kalahari Border Post Construction

The Namibia Revenue Agency, in conjunction with other border agencies, has urged the public and stakeholders to remain patient due to ongoing construction activities at the Trans-Kalahari Border Post. This initiative aligns with the Bilateral Agreement between Namibia and Botswana, aiming to establish the One-Stop Border Post. Speaking on behalf of NAMRA, spokesperson Steven Ndorokaze emphasized the importance of cooperation and understanding during this period of infrastructure development.  

today27 March, 2024

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South Africa

President Cyril Ramaphosa of South Africa has expressed his approval of Resolution 2728 adopted by the United Nations Security Counci

President Cyril Ramaphosa of South Africa has expressed his approval of Resolution 2728 adopted by the United Nations Security Council. The resolution calls for an immediate ceasefire in the Gaza Strip during the holy month of Ramadan. Vincent Magwenya, spokesperson for President Ramaphosa, described the resolution as a crucial development towards establishing a solid groundwork for a permanent ceasefire and the resumption of negotiations in the region.  

today27 March, 2024

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Namibia

Nudo MP Criticizes Ministers’ Access to Resettlement Farms

Joseph Kauandenge, a member of parliament from the National Unity Democratic Organisation, has accused ministers of benefiting from resettlement farms despite claiming to be previously disadvantaged. Kauandenge raised concerns about the current definition of 'previously disadvantaged' under the Affirmative Action Act during a session in the National Assembly. He pointed out that many ministers obtained farms through resettlement, a process that could also be accessed commercially through banks.

today27 March, 2024

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Business / Economics

27 March 2024 Morning Biz News: Financial Indicators Roundup: Updates and Analysis

In the dynamic landscape of global finance, recent developments across various sectors have sparked considerable interest and analysis. Let's delve into the latest financial indicators to glean insights into key economic trends: Namibia's Green Hydrogen Project Gears Up for Operations: Obeth Kandjoze, Chairperson of the Namibia Green Hydrogen Council, has announced significant progress in the Daures Green Hydrogen Village project. Currently at 80% completion, the project is set to commence […]

today27 March, 2024