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

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South Africa

ActionSA strongly condemns the return of corruption-accused Zizi Kodwa to Parliament for ANC

ActionSA strongly condemns the return of corruption-accused Zizi Kodwa to Parliament as an ANC Member of Parliament. Kodwa faces charges for allegedly accepting a 1.6-million-rand bribe in the state of capture report. The party criticises the ANC for allowing Kodwa to serve while facing serious corruption charges, arguing it undermines the rule of law. ActionSA’s Athol Trollip calls on the ANC to prioritise Parliament's integrity by withdrawing Kodwa's candidacy and […]

todayJune 24, 2024 23

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Namibia

Aviation Leaders Gathered in Windhoek for Final Day of African Development Conference

Global aviation industry leaders have converged in Windhoek for the concluding day of the Aviation Development Africa Conference. Hosted by the Namibia Airports Company at the Movenpick Hotel, this annual forum unites key stakeholders from airlines, airports, tourism boards, government officials, and industry experts. Chief Executive of Namibia Airports Company, Bisey Uirab.  

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Namibia

High Court’s Landmark Ruling: A Victory for LGBTI Rights

The High Court has declared the common law offences of sodomy and unnatural sexual offences unconstitutional, marking a historic victory for LGBTI rights in Namibia. This landmark ruling, initiated by activist Friedel Dausab, is a significant step towards ending discrimination and affirming constitutional rights. It aligns Namibia with global human rights standards, and civil society organisations are committed to working with the government to ensure its effective implementation and further […]

todayJune 24, 2024 22

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South Africa

S.A Union, Cosatu plans to discuss annual salary increases for members of Parliament

S.A Union, Cosatu plans to discuss annual salary increases for members of Parliament and other public representatives with president Cyril Ramaphosa. Earlier this year, a 2.5-percent increase was approved, raising new MP salaries to 1.27-million-rand per year. Cosatu's parliamentary co-ordinator, Matthew Parks, emphasises the need for discussions on fair remuneration, arguing that resources should be redirected to lower-earning public service workers like nurses, police officers and cleaners:  

todayJune 21, 2024 55

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Namibia

Urban and Rural Development Urges Unity Among Local Leaders for Effective Service Delivery

Erastus Uutoni, the Urban and Rural Development minister, emphasizes the importance of unity among local and regional authority leaders to enhance service delivery. Speaking at the inauguration of the Uis Settlement Office, Uutoni criticized political divisions hindering development and economic growth, urging leaders to prioritize community welfare over partisan interests. Uis, with a population of over 3,600, seeks improved governance following its 2010 settlement status change.

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South Africa

TLU SA says the time has come for a non-racial approach in agriculture

TLU SA says the time has come for a non-racial approach in agriculture, where every individual has equal access to land. The agricultural organisation's CEO, Bennie van Zyl, says those who want to farm must be willing to step forward voluntarily, understanding that agriculture is not merely a short-term commitment or an income supplement, but a lifelong calling:  

todayJune 21, 2024 24

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Namibia

National Planning Commission Director General Blames Political Infighting for Stalled Development Projects

Obeth Kandjoze, Director General of Namibia's National Planning Commission, criticized local and regional councils for failing to complete development projects, attributing the delays to political coalitions' internal conflicts. Kandjoze highlighted that funds are often returned to the Treasury due to councillors' inability to reach consensus, prioritizing party rivalries over public interests. His remarks came amidst discussions on the green hydrogen project during his visit to the Kunene Region.

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