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

FUTURE MEDIA NAMIBIA

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Business / Economics

Shell Contemplates Exiting South Africa Amid Strained Partnership

Reports suggest that Shell, one of the largest fuel and energy companies in the country, is considering withdrawing from South Africa due to a deteriorating relationship with its BEE partner. Shell, which has been operational in South Africa for 122 years, has partnered with Thebe Investment Corporation for the past 22 years. However, tensions arose when Thebe decided to exercise its option to sell its 28% stake in Shell Downstream […]

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Namibia

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Shaun Gariseb’s Advocacy for Community Empowerment in Kunene

May 6, 2024/Leonard Witbeen In a recent conversation with social activist Shaun Gariseb, the focus was squarely on Kunene, a region in Namibia brimming with natural resources yet facing systemic challenges in harnessing its potential for the benefit of local communities. Gariseb's initiative aims to address this disparity through community empowerment and awareness. Gariseb's journey to Kunene epitomizes his commitment to grassroots engagement. Teaming up with influential figures like JP, […]

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Namibia

Kunene Region Leaders Discuss Land Reform, Mining, and Socio-Economic Development

Shaun Gariseb, JP Van Der Westhuizen, and Ricardo Hawixab convened an important discussion on the interplay between land reform, mining, and socio-economic development in the Kunene region. The conversation centered on devising strategies to enhance the effective participation and empowerment of the local population in these crucial sectors. Gariseb raised this concern towards the Mines and Energy ministry.  

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South Africa

The City of Johannesburg and its entities are liable for the deaths of the 77 people in the Usindiso Building fire in Marshalltown last August

The City of Johannesburg and its entities are liable for the deaths of the 77 people in the Usindiso Building fire in Marshalltown last August. This is one of the recommendations of former Constitutional Court judge, Justice Sisi Khampepe’s report into the tragedy. She found that the living conditions at the building contravened multiple by-laws. Khampepe says the city must engage in an independent process to determine who must bear […]

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South Africa

Jacob Zuma’s ANC disciplinary hearing is postponed over security concerns

ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula says the party’s national disciplinary committee has been advised to postpone suspended member Jacob Zuma’s hearing until after the general election. The former president faces two counts of contravening the ANC constitution due to his involvement with the newly formed MK Party. Mbalula says the ruling party identified security concerns in holding Zuma’s disciplinary hearing tomorrow.

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World

Houthi rebel group offers places at Yemeni universities for suspended U.S students

The Iran-backed Houthi militia, labeled a terrorist organization by the U.S., is offering educational opportunities in Yemen to American students suspended from colleges for participating in anti-Israel protests. This move comes after protests and Gaza solidarity encampments erupted at major U.S. schools, leading to over 1000 arrests. Benji Hyer reports on this development amid global tensions.  

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Interview Transcripts

EXCLUSIVE: Understanding the Impact of South African Protests on Namibia: Insights from Wade Henckert

In a recent discussion, Wade Henckert shed light on the intricate relationship between protests in South Africa and their repercussions on neighboring Namibia. Delving into the economic, social, and political dimensions, Henckert offered valuable insights into how such protests could influence Namibia's landscape. Economic Ripples and Regional Trade Flows Henckert highlighted the significant economic impact of strikes, particularly in vital sectors like transportation and mining, which can disrupt regional trade […]

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Business / Economics

6 May 2024 Morning Biz News: Windhoek’s Grocery Scene: Choppies Leads Cost-Effective Selection, Metro Dominates Hypermarkets

In the bustling grocery landscape of Windhoek, Namibia, where consumers seek both quality and affordability, recent reports highlight the standout performers in the city's supermarket sector. According to insights from The Brief, a trusted source for business news, Choppies emerges as a consistent provider of cost-effective standard groceries among Windhoek's seven renowned supermarkets. Among the surveyed retailers, which include OK Foods, Spar, Woermann Brock, Shoprite, Pick ‘n Pay, Choppies (Khomasdal), […]

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Namibia

Nutrition Alliance Director Urges Collaboration with Government for Effective Intervention

Ben Schernick, the director of the Nutrition And Food Alliance of Namibia, emphasizes the importance of supporting or collaborating with the government to implement nutrition interventions effectively. He stresses the need to bring together various sectors including health, education, agriculture, social protection, and gender to address nutrition challenges comprehensively.  

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