insert_link Africa Gunmen Kidnap 20 Medical Students in Nigeria About 20 students of medicine have been kidnapped in Nigeria. They were traveling from the northern part of the country to the southern region when they were intercepted and taken away. Tesem Akende reports. today19 August, 2024
insert_link World Thousands of protestors have joined pro-democracy demonstrations in Berlin Thousands of protestors have joined pro-democracy demonstrations in Berlin in support of a politician who was attacked on Friday. The assault on the centre-left social democrat has been condemned across the political spectrum, including from centre-left Chancellor Olaf Scholz and the Conservative opposition leader. From Berlin, Trent Murray reports. today7 May, 2024
insert_link Namibia President Nangolo Mbumba Identifies Renewable Energy as Lüderitz’s Third Renaissance President Nangolo Mbumba has characterized the emerging renewable energy sector as the third significant era of development for the town of Lüderitz, suggesting its potential to bolster economic independence for the nation. The town's first renaissance dawned with the discovery of diamonds in 1908, succeeded by the growth of the fishing industry post-independence. Addressing stakeholders during a meeting held yesterday, Mbumba emphasized the pivotal role of economic development, the enforcement […] today8 April, 2024
insert_link World Biden mocks Taylor Swift conspiracy theory US President Joseph Biden has refused to confirm whether he will be endorsed by Taylor Swift.The President made the comments during a rare media appearance with comic Seth Meyers, in a bid to reach new voters ahead of this year's presidential elections. Appearing on NBC's "Late Night" TV talk show, President Biden made light of a conspiracy theory linking him to the singer-songwriter. today28 February, 2024
insert_link South Africa Outrage as Eskom Fails to End Load-Shedding, Despite Stabilization Claims The South African Federation of Trade Unions expresses outrage as Eskom management and the government struggle to halt load-shedding, despite President Cyril Ramaphosa's assurances of stabilizing the energy supply. Over the weekend, Eskom implemented stage six load-shedding after losing nine generating units, totaling 4,400 megawatts. Saftu's spokesperson, Trevor Shaku, voices concern over the ANC's attempts to rationalize poor Eskom management, emphasizing the need for effective solutions to address the ongoing […] today13 February, 2024
insert_link Namibia Footsteps For Africa Founder, Austin Cameron, Unveils Newly Renovated Hostel at Eros Girls’ School On Friday, Austin Cameron, the Founder of Footsteps For Africa, revealed the newly renovated hostel at Eros Girls' School. The renovation, costing N$1 million, was spearheaded by Footsteps For Africa in collaboration with their generous donors. Jordania Andima, Footsteps For Africa's country representative, shared insights into the project's completion process during the unveiling ceremony in the capital. Andima explained that they visited the school in January, discussing potential projects with […] today15 January, 2024
