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

FUTURE MEDIA NAMIBIA

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World

US Vice Presidential debate shows stark contrasts

Republican JD Vance and Democrat Tim Walz have offered starkly different views on major election issues in a largely policy-focused 90-minute vice presidential debate. Immigration, the economy and abortion rights were discussed several times. Vance refused to say if Donald Trump lost the 2020 election, leading Walz to accuse him of engaging in "revisionist history", and warning it could happen again.  

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South Africa

ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba has urged president Cyril Ramaphosa to take responsibility for the Lusikisiki mass murders

ActionSA leader, Herman Mashaba has urged president Cyril Ramaphosa to take responsibility for the Lusikisiki mass murders, where 18 people were killed during a cleansing ceremony. Speaking to Newzroom Afrika, Mashaba criticised rising murder rates in the country. He also called for the national police commissioner Fannie Masemola to be replaced with KZN police commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi to tackle the crisis:  

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Namibia

Training for Health Lecturers on Maternal Mental Health in Windhoek

Local and international health lecturers are undergoing training in Windhoek focused on Maternal Mental Health Education and Care in Sub-Saharan Africa. One Africa reports that participants include educators from universities in Namibia, Zambia, Malawi, Tanzania, and Finland. The training addresses the pressing need for an additional 239,000 healthcare professionals to effectively manage mental health disorders in the region.

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Namibia

Namibian Economic Freedom Fighters Celebrate Court Victory as Democratic Triumph

The Namibian Economic Freedom Fighters view their successful re-registration as a significant win for democracy. During a press conference in Windhoek today, NEFF Deputy President Kalimbo Ipumbu celebrated their court victory against the Electoral Commission of Namibia. One Africa reports that he also criticized former member Michael Amushelelo, labeling him a coward for leaving the party after its deregistration by the ECN.

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US VPs clash over immigration, economy And 2020 results

The US vice presidential candidates have clashed over immigration, the economy and the 2020 election result in their one-and-only televised debate. Republican JD Vance refused to say if Donald Trump lost the 2020 election, with Democrat Tim Walz accusing him of engaging in "revisionist history". Nick Harper reports from Washington.  

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Business / Economics

Trade Deficit Narrows to N$3.6 Billion in August

In August, trade balance recorded a deficit of N$3.6 billion, an improvement from the N$4.9 billion deficit in August 2023 but higher than the N$2.1 billion deficit in July 2024. Exports saw an upward revision, increasing by N$7 million, while imports were adjusted downwards by N$1 million. The rise in export values was primarily driven by increased sales of fish and precious stones. Namibia Statistics Agency spokesperson, Mirjam Shihepo.  

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South Africa

Investigation Underway in S.A’s Lusikisiki Mass Shooting as Police Close In on Suspects

S.A's national Police Commissioner Fannie Masemola has confirmed that a person is currently being questioned in connection with the mass shooting in Lusikisiki, Eastern Cape. While no arrests have been made yet, detectives are assessing whether there is sufficient evidence to proceed with an arrest. Masemola expressed confidence that arrests are imminent, as police have identified key suspects in the case:  

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S.A’s Employment and Labour minister has expressed concern over the exploitation of foreign workers

S.A's Employment and Labour minister Nomakhosazana Meth has expressed concern over the exploitation of foreign workers in South Africa. The minister briefed the media following nationwide blitz inspections where some establishments were found to be in violation of immigration laws. Meth noted the increase in foreign nationals treated unfairly in various work places:  

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