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

FUTURE MEDIA NAMIBIA

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World

Japan completes 7th round of nuclear waste discharge

Japan has completed a seventh round of treated, nuclear water discharge from the crippled power plant at Fukushima. It began slowly releasing more than a million tonnes of water used to cool fuel inside the wrecked nuclear reactors in August last year. Chris Gilbert reports.  

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South Africa

South Africa’s minister of Basic Education has announced plans to review the Grade 12 pass mark

South Africa's minister of Basic Education, Siviwe Gwarube, has announced plans to review the Grade 12 pass mark, currently at 30-percent. Gwarube, addressing criticism of the existing pass rate, also revealed plans to establish an advisory council comprising key stakeholders and experts. The council aims to ensure efforts to strengthen education are targeted, evidence-based, and informed by best practices. She says the focus is on enhancing literacy and numeracy:  

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Health / Medical

Progress in Neonatal Unit Construction and ICU Expansion Highlight Ministry’s Healthcare Commitment

Ben Nangombe, Executive Director of the Ministry of Health and Social Services, praised progress on the N$27 million Neonatal Unit at Swakopmund Hospital, which faced delays but is now advancing under a new contractor. The unit, set to be completed in six months, will include 28 beds for standard, high-care, and intensive care, supporting decentralized healthcare to ease pressure on central hospitals. Nangombe also highlighted efforts to enhance ICU services […]

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South Africa

KwaZulu-Natal premier says due to the magnitude and frequency of disasters, the province is financially constrained

In South Africa, KwaZulu-Natal premier ,Thami Ntuli says due to the magnitude and frequency of disasters, the province is financially constrained in providing the required relief to affected communities. Raging fires that occurred in various communities in the province’s northern and midlands areas have claimed at least 14 lives, with 25 others injured, and thousands left homeless. The deceased include six firefighters. Ntuli says the heavy rains, tornadoes, and fire […]

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Africa

Sudan Conflict Displaces Over 10 Million, Worsens Hunger Crisis

Reuters compiled this reports on the International Organization for Migration reporting on Tuesday that more than 10 million Sudanese, or 20% of the population, have been displaced since the conflict began in April 2023. This marks the world's largest displacement crisis. The ongoing war has left half of Sudan's 50 million people facing a hunger crisis and in urgent need of humanitarian aid.

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Business / Economics

TransUnion Study Shows Financial Optimism Among Namibians Despite Current Challenges

A recent TransUnion Quarter 2 Consumer Pulse Study for this year reveals that while Namibian households continue to face financial difficulties, there is optimism about future income prospects. The study indicates that 38% of consumers experienced stagnant incomes and 34% faced decreases, while 28% reported increases. Despite high inflation averaging 5.9% in 2023, 81% of consumers, particularly younger generations, remain hopeful about their financial future.

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Interview Transcripts

INTERVIEW: Understanding Microprudential Oversight: Insights from Business and Economics Researcher Josef Kefas Sheehama

In a recent discussion, Josef Kefas Sheehama delved into the critical role of the Microprudential Oversight Committee (MOC) in Namibia's financial landscape. Addressing key concerns raised by recent reports, Sheehama underscored the committee's pivotal function in safeguarding financial stability amidst economic challenges. The conversation was sparked by findings from TransUnion indicating that nearly 49% of Namibians struggle to meet their financial obligations. Sheehama emphasized that such statistics underscore the urgency […]

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