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Tonata Kadhila

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Business / Economics

Climate activists target airports

Climate protestors are promising further disruption to air travel after targeting one of Germany's busiest airports on Wednesday. Trent Murray has the details.     Last Generation has called for the German government to engage in a global agreement aimed at ending the use of fossil fuels, such as oil, gas, and coal, by 2030. The group has announced plans for similar "peaceful, civil protests" at airports across Europe and […]

today24 July, 2024

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World

Bernie Sanders condemns Netanyahu’s upcoming US Congress speech

Vermont senator Bernie Sanders has condemned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s address before the US Congress today. His address comes amid fears of a growing regional war in the Middle East. Israel and Hamas have failed to agree on a ceasefire deal currently on the table.   Protestors have promised a 'day of rage' over Israel's conduct during its ongoing war with the Palestinian militant group Hamas in Gaza. Ira […]

today24 July, 2024

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Namibia

Agriculture Ministry responds to “lung sickness” outbreak in Okapundja

An outbreak of Contagious Bovine Pleuropneumonia commonly known as “lung sickness” has been detected at Okapundja village, 51 km east of Opuwo. Ministry of Agriculture, Water, and Land Reform, spokesperson, Jona Musheko, has more.     Musheko explains the measures instituted by the Directorate of Veterinary Services to control the outbreak.  

today24 July, 2024

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Africa

Lesotho declares food insecurity emergency

Lesotho's government says people are at risk of extreme hunger in the next eight months. The country's Prime Minister Sam Matekane has declared a national food insecurity disaster spanning eight months from July 2024 to March 2025. The Lesotho Times reports Matekane announced that severe El Niño-induced droughts are causing extreme hunger for at least 700,000 Basotho, a notable rise from the 582,000 affected in the 2022/2023 period. This crisis, […]

today24 July, 2024

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Namibia

Government unveils official portrait of President Nangolo Mbumba

The official portrait of President Nangolo Mbumba is now available for display in public and private entities. His portrait will replace that of the late President Hage Geingob and will hang alongside the portrait of the Founding President, Sam Nujoma. Ministry of Information and Communication Technology Executive Director, Audrin Mathe explains.  

today24 July, 2024

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Health / Medical

One person dies from AIDS-related illness every minute

UNAIDS says the AIDS pandemic can be ended by 2030 if more is done to fund initiatives and protect human rights. In a new report released this week, the organisation says if world leaders stick to their commitments the public health threat can be ended. Jody Jacobs reports from the United Nations in New York.   Meanwhile, new HIV infections are rising in three regions, namely the Middle East and […]

today24 July, 2024

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Environment

World records hottest day amid global heatwave

While Namibians endure winter, the world experienced its hottest day, with parts of the Mediterranean facing extreme wildfire risks. Data from the EU's Copernicus Climate Change Service shows that Sunday saw the highest average temperature on Earth, exceeding last year's record. Global temperatures have hit or gone beyond a critical climate threshold for 12 months, highlighting the challenge of limiting global warming to below 1.5C above pre-industrial levels. Meanwhile, the […]

today24 July, 2024

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Africa

Afrobarometer survey shows democracy at risk

A majority of Africans would support a military takeover if their elected leaders fail to act in their interests, according to a recent Afrobarometer survey. Bloomberg Africa reports that while two-thirds of respondents find military intervention undesirable as a regular form of governance, faith in democracy is waning across the continent amid growing corruption concerns. The survey reveals that despite a decline, 66% of Africans still prefer democracy over other […]

today24 July, 2024

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Business / Economics

O&L Group to prioritise local market and employee welfare

Following the Olthaver & List Group's announcement to terminate its franchise agreement with Pick n Pay South Africa by the end of June next year, O&L Executive Chairperson Sven Thieme said that the needs of employees will be a top priority during the transition period. Thieme said the company is shifting towards becoming a more customer-centric and Namibian market-oriented business.  

today24 July, 2024