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Over 30 Rhinos Poached in Etosha National Park, Security Measures Tightened

In six months, more than 30 rhinos were poached in Etosha National Park, leading to the arrest of 42 suspects, including Namibians and Angolans. Oshikoto Regional Commander, Commissioner Teopolina Kalompo-Nashikaku, highlighted the need for stronger security and cooperation with local communities to combat poaching. She warned that security forces would respond with force if confronted by poachers and stressed the importance of effective communication and coordination among those protecting the […]

15 August, 2024

South Africa

AfriForum Prepares for Court Battle with Eskom Over Coal and Diesel Contracts

To South Africa, where AfriForum says it is ready to face Eskom in court again over the application to obtain information about the power utility’s existing coal and diesel contracts. The High Court in Johannesburg has granted Eskom leave to appeal a March court ruling, which ordered the power utility to provide the civil rights organisation with information regarding the contracts within ten days. AfriForum’s, Charné Mostert, says Eskom now […]

15 August, 2024

World

UK’s MET Police “Failing” In Key Areas Says Report

The police inspectorate has found Britain's biggest force is not adequately investigating crime or managing risks posed by sex offenders. His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary assessed the Metropolitan Police's performance across eight areas. In its report, it graded the Met as requiring improvement or "inadequate" in seven of the eight. The Met says it's using every available resource to deliver more trust, less crime and high standards. Inspector of Constabulary […]

15 August, 2024

Namibia

Aminuis Agricultural Show Highlights Community’s Farming Heritage

The 20th edition of the Aminuis Agricultural and Industrial Show began on Wednesday at the Aminuis Showgrounds in the Omaheke Region, running until Sunday. The event celebrates the strong agricultural tradition of the Aminuis community, attracting hundreds of farmers and showcasing the region's agricultural prowess. Organizer, Metarere Ngeenguno emphasized the show's importance as a key event in Namibia, offering workshops and seminars on sustainable farming and animal husbandry. Despite challenges […]

15 August, 2024

Namibia

One Economy Foundation to Spotlight Intergenerational Partnerships at Annual Gala

Uajokorisa Karuaihe, CEO of the One Economy Foundation, emphasized the organization's commitment to promoting intergenerational partnerships. Karuaihe shared on the upcoming annual soiree and fundraising gala dinner, scheduled for August 29 in Windhoek, will focus on highlighting the significance of such collaborations. This year's event is under the theme "Moulding the future, hand in hand

15 August, 2024

South Africa

DA has expressed frustration over the delayed release of crime statistics for the first quarter

The DA has expressed frustration over the delayed release of crime statistics for the first quarter of 2024/2025. The stats remain unpublished pending Cabinet approval. The SAPS has not released crime data since the third quarter of 2023/2024 in February. DA deputy Spokesperson on Police, Lisa Schickerling has urged Police minister, Senzo Mchunu to release the overdue statistics:

15 August, 2024

Business / Economics

US Inflation drops below 3% for first time in 3 years

Annual inflation in the US dipped below 3 percent in July for the first time in three years according to Labour Department Statistics. That's the lowest level it's been since March 2021, midway through the coronavirus pandemic. With more for us is Benji Hyer from Washington.

15 August, 2024

South Africa

S.A. Deputy Finance Minister: High Unemployment Delays Retirement for Many

S.A's deputy minister of Finance David Masondo warns that high unemployment rates prevent many South Africans from entering retirement. Speaking at the Old Mutual Thought Leaders Forum in Johannesburg, Masondo emphasised the need for security in retirement savings, calling for transformation within the retirement system. He calls for ongoing dialogue and improved retirement outcomes for all South Africans:

15 August, 2024

Africa

Sudan’s Nuba Mountains Faces Hunger Crisis Amid Civil War

The Sudan People's Liberation Movement-North reported a severe hunger crisis in Sudan's Nuba Mountains and parts of Blue Nile state on Wednesday says Reuters. The group stated that 20% of families are experiencing critical food shortages, with 30% of children suffering from malnutrition. They described the situation as a famine in their Arabic statement, attributing the crisis to the ongoing civil war and a poor harvest.

15 August, 2024