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    Josia Shigwedha

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FUTURE MEDIA NAMIBIA

4018 Results / Page 54 of 447

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South Africa

SA Zionist Federation Calls on Government to Oppose Renaming of Sandton Drive After Leila Khaled

The South African Zionist Federation has urged the Department of International Relations and Cooperation to intervene against the proposed renaming of Sandton Drive after Palestinian politician Leila Khaled. They believe this change violates the Diplomatic Immunities and Privileges Act because Khaled is associated with a group classified as a terrorist organisation by the United States. The federation’s spokesperson, Rolene Marks, urges DIRCO to object to the proposal before Friday's deadline: […]

today15 October, 2024

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South Africa

ActionSA Vows to Hold Minister Thembi Simelane Accountable in Parliament Over VBS Bank Saga

  ActionSA says it’s determined to hold minister of Justice Thembi Simelane accountable in Parliament for her involvement in the VBS Mutual Bank saga. The party has reaffirmed its commitment to exposing cover-ups by members of the government of national unity to conceal corruption and ensure their coalition’s success. In a media briefing, ActionSA’s Athol Trollip remains steadfast in ensuring corrupt leaders are held to account to restore public trust […]

today15 October, 2024

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Namibia

NUST Chairman Urges Graduates to Tackle National Challenges, Emphasizes Values and Impact

Dr. Leake S. Hangala, Chairman of the University of Science and Technology Council, spoke at the university’s recent graduation ceremony, emphasizing the importance of education in Namibia's development. He highlighted NUST’s commitment to innovation and research and urged graduates to address national challenges like unemployment, inequality, and environmental sustainability. Dr. Hangala also encouraged graduates to reflect on both their career contributions and their personal values, noting that true success is […]

today15 October, 2024

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Namibia

INTERVIEW: Rinaani Musutua Calls for Universal Basic Income Grant Amid UN Report on Extreme Poverty

  Prominent social activist Rinaani Musutua has strongly criticized the Namibian government's decision to extend the Harambe grant, which provides a conditional N$600 monthly allowance to select recipients. Musutua argues that this approach mirrors the failed food bank concept, as highlighted by the Auditor General, due to difficulties in identifying intended beneficiaries. Musutua emphasized that the extension, which excludes communities like Huachanas, will lead to an administrative burden, high costs, […]

today14 October, 2024

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INTERVIEW: Political Analyst Ndumba Kamwanya on Gerrit Witbooi’s Return to SWAPO from the Landless People’s Movement

  In recent weeks, political dynamics in Namibia have been stirred by Gerrit Witbooi's decision to rejoin the SWAPO Party after his tenure with the Landless People's Movement (LPM). This move has sparked discussions among political analysts, including Ndumba Kamwanya, who offers an insightful perspective on the implications of such political shifts. Kamwanya emphasizes that the wave of individuals returning to SWAPO signals more than just a change in allegiance; […]

today14 October, 2024

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INTERVIEW: Linda Baumann on LGBTQIA+ Rights and Health in Namibia

  In a recent interview, human rights activist Linda Baumann discussed the pressing issues surrounding LGBTQIA+ rights and health in Namibia, emphasizing the unique challenges faced by gay men and transgender individuals. Her insights shed light on the need for increased awareness and better service provision in the healthcare sector for these communities. Challenges in Health Access Linda highlighted the discomforts that homosexual men experience, particularly concerning anal health issues, […]

today14 October, 2024

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South Africa

AfriForum Plans Mass Protest Against BELA Act in South Africa on November 5

In South Africa, AfriForum says a day of mass protest organised by the Afrikaans community will take place on 5 November against the BELA Act. AfriForum's Kallie Kriel says during a BELA Action Summit in Pretoria, dozens of Afrikaans organisations resolved to march against the Act's language policies. He says the protest aims to protect Afrikaans schools and mother-tongue education:  

today11 October, 2024

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Namibia

/Khomanin Community Raises Concerns Over Land Disputes and Leadership Failures

The /Khomanin community expressed deep concerns over ongoing land disputes and leadership failures within their Traditional Authority. They highlighted issues surrounding the clearing of ancestral lands by farmer John Cuff, who allegedly suppressed the community's rights. The community accused Chief Juliene Gawanas of sabotaging efforts to secure their ancestral land, emphasizing the need for solidarity and restorative justice. The team under Shaun Gariseb says, they are calling for a demonstration […]

today11 October, 2024