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

FUTURE MEDIA NAMIBIA

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Namibia

Former Miss Universe Michelle McLean-Bailey Pledges to Uphold Late President Hage Geingob’s Legacy

Former Miss Universe Michelle McLean-Bailey has expressed her unwavering commitment to continuing the legacy of late President Hage Geingob. The global ambassador, who shared a close relationship with the late president since her victory in the Miss Namibia competition, described Geingob as a mentor and close friend who played a crucial role in shaping her personal and professional growth. McLean-Bailey acknowledged Geingob's guidance and support during critical moments in her […]

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Namibia

NamPol Opens Murder Case Against Mentally Challenged Man for Fatal Assault on 104-Year-Old Mother

The Namibian Police Force in the Omusati region has initiated a murder case against a 36-year-old mentally challenged man who allegedly beat his 104-year-old mother to death with a stick. The tragic incident occurred on Friday in Enkombo village, Etayi constituency. Deputy Commissioner Moses Simaho, the region’s Crime Investigation Coordinator, confirmed the details. The victim, identified as Cecilia Vilho, has prompted the authorities to open a case of murder, coupled […]

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South Africa

SA’s Load-Shedding to Persist for Five More Years in South Africa, Warns University Professor

University of Johannesburg professor, Hartmut Winkler, cautions that South Africa will continue to experience load-shedding for the next five years. Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa underscores the commitment to resolving load-shedding without cutting corners. Winkler points out that Eskom's energy availability factor has worsened, leading to higher stages of load-shedding. Despite the challenges, he suggests that the country may have passed the worst phase of load-shedding. The warning emphasizes the need […]

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South Africa

South Africa’s Congress of the People says the higher stages of load-shedding show the ANC government is failing

South Africa's Congress of the People criticizes the extended stage five load-shedding as further evidence of President Cyril Ramaphosa's government inadequately managing Eskom's affairs. COPE's acting general secretary, Erick Mohlapamaswi, asserts that more than 14 years of load-shedding under the ANC's governance have hindered economic growth and development. He emphasizes the risks posed to citizens' lives and livelihoods, especially those unable to afford alternative power-supply options. The ongoing power crisis […]

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World

Biden & Scholz meet amid Ukraine funding battle

US President Joseph Biden and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz have met at White House amid a battle to secure funding for Ukraine. The two leaders came together as European governments are growing increasingly anxious about the inability of US lawmakers to approve new funding to help Kyiv in its fight against Russia. Nick Harper reports from Washington.  

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Namibia

Namibian Ambassador in the USA Holds Memorial Service to Honor Late President Hage Geingob’s Legacy

Namibia's Ambassador to the United States of America- Margaret Mensah-Williams, hosted a memorial service on Saturday to commemorate the legacy of the late President Hage Geingob, who passed away at the age of 82 in Windhoek last Sunday. During the ceremony in Washington DC, Mensah-Williams emphasized Geingob's significant impact not only on Namibia but on the entire African continent. She highlighted his dedication to education, even leaving his home country […]

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South Africa

South Africa’s Department Advises Against Consuming Washed-Up Marine Animals Amid Annual Red Tide Phenomenon

The Department of Forestry, Fisheries, and the Environment in South Africa reiterates its warning for people to refrain from consuming marine animals washed up along the West Coast. This caution is prompted by the annual red tide phenomenon. Marine animals affected include prawns, crabs, cuttlefish, seaworms, shark rays, and lobsters. The department's spokesperson, Peter Mbelengwa, emphasizes the health risks associated with washed-up lobsters, highlighting potential contamination by algal toxins that […]

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