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    Josia Shigwedha

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FUTURE MEDIA NAMIBIA

4018 Results / Page 357 of 447

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South Africa

FNB SA Analyst Urges Spending Caution as Fuel Costs Rise, Forecasts Post-Election Economic Improvements

Ester Ochse, an analyst at FNB SA, has advised consumers to exercise financial restraint in the face of escalating fuel costs. The bank expresses concern that heightened fuel expenses may strain budgets, impacting both vehicle owners and public transport users. Anticipating potential repercussions, FNB warns of potential increases in product prices, contributing to consumer inflation and diminishing purchasing power. Despite these challenges, FNB remains optimistic about post-election economic improvements, anticipating […]

today6 March, 2024

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Namibia

Namibia Grapples with Urbanization Challenges as Demand for Housing and Sanitation Surges

As urbanization gradually takes hold in Namibia, driven by individuals seeking improved job opportunities and lifestyles beyond villages, local authorities find themselves grappling with the escalating demands for housing and sanitation. Lifalaza, from the Landless People's Movement, shared his insights on the challenges posed by this trend, shedding light on the pressing need for sustainable solutions to address the evolving dynamics of urbanization in the country.  

today6 March, 2024

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Namibia

Namibia’s Export Earnings Surge in January 2024 as Import Bill Raises Concerns

Namibia witnessed a significant 9.4% increase in export earnings during January 2024, soaring from N$10.9 billion in December 2023 to N$12 billion. In comparison, January 2023 reported exports at N$7.8 billion, indicating positive economic growth. However, the import bill for the same period rose sharply by 16.3%, reaching N$11.8 billion, resulting in a widened trade deficit of N$1.8 billion. Namibian Statistics Agency spokesperson, Mirjam Shihepo, offers insights into the trade […]

today6 March, 2024

Namibia

Windhoek Observes International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction with a Call for Resilience

Today, the City of Windhoek, in collaboration with numerous offices, ministries, agencies, and stakeholders, will commemorate the annual International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction under the theme "Fighting Inequality for a Resilient Future." Lydia Amutenya, the City's spokesperson, emphasizes the significance of resilience and underscores the commitment to addressing inequality in building a more robust and secure future.

today6 March, 2024

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World

Italian lawmakers approve Red Sea shipping mission

Italian lawmakers have given the green light to the country's involvement in Operation Aspides. The joint EU mission will see naval vessels deployed in the Red Sea, protecting commercial shipping from attacks by Houthi rebels in Yemen. Giles Gibson has more from Rome.  

today6 March, 2024

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Namibia

Tax Exemption Windfall: Namibians Set to Benefit in 90 Days

Namibians earning N$100,000 or less annually are poised to experience the benefits of the tax exemption recently announced by Finance and Public Enterprises Minister Iipumbu Shiimi within approximately 90 days. The tax breaks encompass the first N$100,000 of employees' earnings, rendering it tax-free. This development comes in the wake of Shiimi's budget speech in parliament, where he elevated the tax threshold from N$50,000 to N$100,000, signifying a positive shift in […]

today6 March, 2024

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World

China’s annual political gathering to focus on reviving the economy

China's Premier Li Qiang will not hold a press conference at the end of the country's 'two sessions' conclave this week. The yearly gathering sees the country's Parliament and top political advisory body come together to hold parallel conclaves. But the move to cancel the press conference comes amid increasing pressure on China to fix its economic problems, as Patrick Fok reports.  

today5 March, 2024

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South Africa

The Azanian People’s Organisation in SA calls on voters to exercise vigilance and discernment

The Azanian People's Organisation in SA calls on voters to exercise vigilance and discernment as they navigate the political landscape. They criticise the lack of thought leadership, moral values, and rampant corruption, leading to an uninspiring vision for the future. Azapo’s spokesperson Jabu Rakwena challenges the narrative that there is no future beyond the current ANC government. Rakwena urges voters to look beyond and consider their long-term prosperity, when choosing […]

today5 March, 2024

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Namibia

Otjiwarongo Residents Stage Protest, Urge Lower Prepaid Electricity Tariffs

On Monday, over 60 residents of Otjiwarongo marched to the Central North Regional Electricity Distributor offices, submitting a petition demanding a reduction in prepaid electricity tariffs for the town. Accusing Cenored of imposing an 'exorbitant' price of N$2.08 per unit, the residents expressed concern over the alleged allocation of funds towards luxury vehicles, double-storey office buildings, and high salaries for employees. They emphasized the need for more affordable electricity prices, […]

today5 March, 2024