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Speech by H.E. Jiang Zuojun, Vice Chairperson of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference of the People’s Republic of China at the State Funeral of H.E. Dr. Hage. G. Geingob

Your Excellency, Dr. Nangolo Mbumba, President of the Republic of Namibia, Your Excellencies, Heads of State and Government and Heads of International and Regional Organizations, Distinguished Guests, Ladies and Gentlemen, In shock and disbelief, the government and people of China are deeply saddened to learn of the heart-breaking news of the passing of President Dr. Hage G. Geingob. As the Special Envoy of President Xi Jinping, and on behalf of […]

today25 February, 2024

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Donald Trump faces half a billion dollars of debt and several court cases. But that may not stop him from becoming president again

  By Emma Shortis, RMIT University   The verdicts keep coming. On Friday US time, the three-month hearing focused on Donald Trump’s business dealings in New York came to an end. Trump was ordered to pay back more than $US350 million (A$537 million), plus interest. He and two of his associates are banned from directing any business in New York for three years. His two sons, Donald Jr and Eric […]

today19 February, 2024

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Mungiki, Kenya’s violent youth gang, serves many purposes: how identity, politics and crime keep it alive

    By Bodil Folke Frederiksen, Roskilde University   Kenya has scores of youth gangs known for their violence and links to the politically powerful. None is more infamous than the Mungiki movement, with a past membership estimated to be at least a million. Though banned, it’s constantly in the news as a tool or target of big political players. Bodil Folke Frederiksen, who has studied Mungiki as part of […]

today15 February, 2024

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Africa’s green energy potential lures crypto miners

    By Seth Onyango, bird story agency   Nomadic crypto miners in search of affordable energy are eyeing Africa, with Ethiopia emerging as a prime location for blockchain mining. This pivot towards the continent is driven by its abundant renewable sources including solar, wind, and hydroelectric power. Ethiopia, with its colossal hydroelectric dam, has seen an increased inflow of bitcoin miners especially from China, who are dodging Beijing's tight […]

today14 February, 2024

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14 February 2024 Morning Biz News: Economic Insights: Namibia’s Wind Energy Potential, Rand Weakens, OPEC’s Oil Demand Forecast, and Global Market Shifts

A Comprehensive Overview of Key Economic Developments and Financial Indicators 1. McKinsey & Company Report Highlights Namibia's Wind Energy Revenue Potential A recent McKinsey & Company report underscores Namibia's potential to generate N$13.9 billion in revenue by 2050 through local production of wind turbine towers and blades. The report breaks down the potential contribution, with a direct impact of 30%, an indirect contribution of 41%, and an induced contribution of […]

today14 February, 2024

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‘A mistake’: Leipzig rue disallowed goal in Madrid loss

Leipzig were left to rue a controversial disallowed goal in Tuesday's 1-0 home loss to Real Madrid in their last 16 Champions League clash. Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko scored in the second minute but the linesman raised his flag for offside. Replays showed Sesko was clearly onside but VAR did not overturn the decision. Another Leipzig player, Benjamin Henrichs, was offside and despite not touching the ball, was adjudged to […]

today14 February, 2024

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‘America is the mother of terrorism’: why the Houthis’ new slogan is important for understanding the Middle East

  By Sarah G. Phillips, University of Sydney   Yemen’s Houthi militants continue to disrupt shipping in the Red Sea, undeterred by the intensifying Western airstrikes or the group’s re-designation as a “global terrorist” organisation. As their attacks have intensified, the group’s slogan (or sarkha, meaning “scream”) has also gained notoriety. Banners bearing the sarkha dot the streets in areas of Yemen under Houthi control and are brandished by supporters at […]

today13 February, 2024