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FUTURE MEDIA NEWS

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World

Fifth round of voting begins in India

Polling has opened for the fifth phase of general elections in India....with the world's largest democratic exercise now entering its final stages. While it's the smallest of all 7 phases, some of the seats polling today are significant. Votes are being cast in 49 constituencies across 8 states and federally-governed territories. On the ballot today is main opposition Congress party's leader Rahul Gandhi. He is contesting from the family bastion […]

todayMay 20, 2024 19

Namibia

Oshikoto Region Celebrates Academic Excellence Among Teachers and Learners

The Oshikoto Region's Directorate of Education, Arts, and Culture recently celebrated achievements in education for the 2023 academic year at Tsintsabis Combined School. Aletta Eises emphasized discipline and goal-setting as crucial for academic success. Regional councillor, Kainda Marthinu stressed collective efforts to improve outcomes, honoring the legacy of departed President Hage Geingob. Notable institutions like Otjikoto Senior Secondary School received the highest number of awards with Hilda Masule, named the […]

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South Africa

S.A Defense Department Denies Ex-Speaker’s Legal Fee Request Amid Corruption Allegations

The S.A Department of Defence and Military Veterans has rejected former National Assembly speaker, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula's request to have her legal fees paid by the department. She is facing corruption charges for allegedly soliciting and accepting 2.5-million-rand in bribes from a contractor, while she was Defence minister. Mapisa-Nqakula is currently out on 50-thousand-rand bail. Defence minister Thandi Modise says thorough consideration with relevant authorities was taken in this matter:  

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Namibia

Weekend Crime Report Highlights Tragedies As Investigations Unfold

Over the weekend in Namibia, the police reported a range of incidents, from tragic deaths to criminal activities. Investigations are underway into the deaths of an 11-month-old baby in Otjimbingwe, a one-year-old in Grootfontein, and a 67-year-old in Henties Bay, each under different circumstances. Tragedy also struck at Independence Beach in Walvis Bay, where a 37-year-old drowned while swimming. Meanwhile, cases of theft, assault, and rape are being investigated across […]

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South Africa

Democratic Alliance Extols South African Expats’ Heroic Voting Efforts

  The Democratic Alliance has thanked the tens of thousands of South Africans abroad who voted at embassies and consulates over the weekend. DA leader, John Steenhuisen says their dedication, despite long journeys and hours in queues, highlights their love for South Africa and commitment to ending ANC corruption. He adds the DA appreciates their effort and sees it as a true act of democratic heroism.  

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South Africa

Security Operations Launched for South Africa’s Elections

The S.A National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure Coordination Centre will commence operations from 22 May to 9 June, ensuring safety for the elections. Natjoints co-chairperson, Tebello Mosikili, emphasises the centre is equipped with modern technology and serves as a central point for monitoring and coordinating responses to threats. She says their five-pillar approach includes intelligence gathering, law enforcement, detection, and information sharing to enhance security.

todayMay 20, 2024 9

Business / Economics

20 May 2024 Morning Biz News: Business News Roundup: Poultry Imports Resumed, Inflation Stability, and Global Market Trends

  In the dynamic world of business, staying abreast of the latest developments is essential for informed decision-making. Here’s a roundup of recent noteworthy events shaping the business landscape: Poultry Imports Ban Lifted in Namibia The Directorate of Veterinary Services, under Namibia's Ministry of Agriculture, Water, and Land Reform, has announced the lifting of the ban on poultry meat imports from South Africa. This decision comes with specific conditions to […]

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