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FUTURE MEDIA NAMIBIA

4016 Results / Page 30 of 447

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South Africa

Transport Minister In S.A Calls for Sustainable Solutions as Taxi Sector Faces Rising Finance Costs

In S.A, its transport minister Barbara Creecy has expressed concern over rising vehicle finance costs for the taxi sector. Speaking to the ANC NEC about the Taxi Recapitalisation Programme, she noted that the current scrapping allowance is insufficient, and unaffordable. Creecy says the programme’s model is now outdated. She aims to engage stakeholders and financiers to find sustainable solutions for the sector:  

today28 October, 2024

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Local

Highlights from the Municipal Council of Windhoek ordinary council meeting held on Wednesday, 23 October 2024

    Windhoek Council to sell outdated electricity substations for residential use The City of Windhoek plans to sell outdated electricity substations for residential usage in the city's oldest townships. At least 25 substations with a total land area of more than 2.3 hectares have been identified for this purpose. The identified substations are located on erven, each measuring 450 square meters or more, and will be transformed into residential […]

today28 October, 2024

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South Africa

MK Party national organiser claims its Party Caucus boasts the most capable leadership in Parliament

MK Party national organiser Floyd Shivambu claims the MK Party Caucus boasts the most capable leadership in Parliament. Shivambu stated that party leaders could govern efficiently, outperforming the ANC, DA, or EFF. However, he acknowledged the party's lacking experience in building a successful political organisation. He says that his focus is ensuring the party thrives as it grows into a formidable opposition force:   Shivambu also disclosed in a podcast […]

today28 October, 2024

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World

World Health Organisation says reports of an Israeli raid on a hospital in northern Gaza are “deeply disturbing”.

The head of the World Health Organisation says reports of an Israeli raid on a hospital in northern Gaza are "deeply disturbing". Director-general Tedros Ghebreyesus said he had "lost touch" with personnel at the hospital since reports of the raid emerged. Tarik Jasarevic, a spokesperson for WHO, told Sky News the situation remains very unclear, with reports of hostilities and evacuation orders. The Israel Defence Force stormed the Kamal Adwan […]

today28 October, 2024

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Namibia

SWAPO’s Sophia Shaningwa Warns “Witches” to Stop Targeting Party’s Presidential Candidate

South West Africa People's Organization's Secretary General Sophia Shaningwa warned those allegedly targeting presidential candidate Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah to stop interfering, calling her “chosen by God and by men.” Speaking at a SWAPO rally in Otjiwarongo, Shaningwa dismissed rumors of Nandi-Ndaitwah fainting, urging an end to negative predictions about her health. Deputy Secretary General Uahekua Herunga reassured supporters that Nandi-Ndaitwah is in good health.

today28 October, 2024

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Namibia

Katutura Residents Threaten Strike Over Windhoek’s Rate Increase

  The Katutura Residents Committee has threatened to strike in response to the City of Windhoek's recent 5% rate hike. Committee spokesperson Shaun Gariseb expressed growing frustration among residents, who feel ignored and exploited by city leadership. The stark warning comes after the City of Windhoek announced on Tuesday that municipal tariffs, including water, rates and taxes, sewage, and waste management, would increase by 5% as of 1 October. Residents […]

today25 October, 2024

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World

Starmer Rules Out Reparations Amid Commonwealth Calls for Slave Trade Debate

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer says Britain 'cant' change its history' amid calls for reparations over the transatlantic slave trade. His government has ruled out reparations but a Commonwealth leaders' summit in Samoa has seen some member states urging a 'meaningful conversation' about the issue. King Charles opened the summit with an acknowledgement of inequalities that 'endure'.  

today25 October, 2024

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South Africa

Gauteng Health Committee Commends Cancer Care Workers Amid Resource Shortages

In South africa, Gauteng legislature’s portfolio committee on Health and Wellness has praised healthcare workers for their dedication in providing cancer care despite facing severe resource shortages. During an in-depth assessment of cancer treatment facilities, the committee stressed the need for more staff, better infrastructure, and resources to meet the increasing demand. The committee’s chairperson, Ezra Letsoalo acknowledged the ongoing challenges but commended healthcare workers for their tireless efforts under […]

today25 October, 2024