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    Omanyano ovanhu koikundaneki yomalungula kashili paveta, Commisiner Sakaria takunghilile Veronika Haulenga

FUTURE MEDIA NAMIBIA

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Namibia

Anti-Corruption Commission Highlights Media’s Role in Anti-Corruption Efforts

Anti-Corruption Commission Deputy Director General, Erna van der Merwe stressed the importance of media engagement in anti-corruption efforts during a briefing in Swakopmund. Highlighting strategic objective 6 of the National Anti-Corruption Strategy (2021-2025), she emphasized supporting the media's role, fostering a free press, and conducting educational seminars for journalists. The briefing provided updates on regional corruption status, ACC’s achievements, and challenges.

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South Africa

South Africa’s The National Student Financial Aid Scheme administrator has called for enhanced stakeholder engagement

South Africa's National Student Financial Aid Scheme administrator Freeman Nomvalo has called for enhanced stakeholder engagement and system modernisation to improve operations. In a media briefing, Nomvalo says improved communication and collaboration with universities, students, and other partners are essential to resolve administrative challenges and streamline the financial aid process. He added the scheme is setting up registers for irregular expenditure:  

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Africa

Nigeria Detains Tailors for Making Russian Flags Amid Protests

Nigeria has detained several tailors and their sponsors for making Russian flags used in anti-government protests. The Department of State Services is investigating the matter, labeling the display of foreign flags during protests as a "treasonable offence." Reports Reuters. Protests against economic reforms have been ongoing since August 1, particularly in northern states. The Russian embassy denies involvement, and analysts suggest the use of Russian flags reflects discontent with government […]

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Africa

U.N Asserts thousands continue to die from hunger in Sudan

The United Nations says the international community has failed the people of Sudan. On Tuesday, the UN Security Council convened an urgent session following reports that some 500 thousand people are on the brink of famine near El Fasher, the capital of North Darfur. Speaking during the meeting, Edem Wosornu, the Director of Operations at the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs told council members that this is an […]

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South Africa

ANC national executive committee has unveiled plans for two new one-stop border posts

The ANC national executive committee has unveiled plans for two new one-stop border posts to facilitate trade and enhance border security. These measures aim to support the African Continental Free Trade Area by easing the movement of goods and intercepting illegal imports. During a media briefing on the last day of the lekgotla in Boksburg, the NEC member Njabulo Nzuza reported progress on implementing eight key policy recommendations to improve […]

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Namibia

Mining Expo and Conference Commences In The Capital

The 11th Mining Expo and Conference begins at the Windhoek Showgrounds, with expectations to surpass last year's event. This year’s theme, "Green Shoots for Namibia’s Mining Industry," focuses on growth opportunities from advancements in uranium, new gold mining projects, and investments in oil and gas, aiming to drive economic expansion. Zebra Kasete, Vice President of the Chamber Mines and Managing Director at DUndeee Precious Metals in Tsumeb.  

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