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Egypt Accused of Unlawful Deportations of Sudanese Refugees

Reuters reports that Egypt has conducted mass arrests and unlawful deportations of thousands of refugees fleeing the war in Sudan, according to an Amnesty International report released on Wednesday. The rights group documented 12 incidents between January and March this year, where Egyptian authorities deported approximately 800 Sudanese nationals without allowing them to seek asylum or contest deportation decisions.

20 June, 2024

Business / Economics

Namibia Hosts Aviation Development Africa Conference With Highlights Airport Real Estate Importance

Namibia is currently hosting the Aviation Development Africa Conference in its capital, with the first day emphasizing the critical role of airport real estate and factors that appeal to investors in this sector, alongside other key topics.We spoke with Toska Sem, the Executive Director of the Namibia Civil Aviation Authority.

20 June, 2024

World

U.N investigation finds Israel and Hamas responsible for war crimes

An Independent U.N investigations team that's found Israel committed war crimes in Gaza has officially presented its findings to the Human Rights Council. The UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory headed by Navi Pillay investigated the military attacks in Gaza since 7 October last year. It also says Hamas is responsible for war crimes committed in Israel. Jody Jacobs reports from the United Nations in […]

20 June, 2024

Business / Economics

20 June 2024 Morning Biz News: Global Economic Pulse: Trade Deficits Rise, Inflation Steady, and Strategic Investments in Energy Sector

In the dynamic landscape of global finance, several key developments have emerged recently that underscore significant trends and economic indicators across various regions. Here's a roundup of the latest updates: 1. Namibia Faces Growing Trade Deficit The Bank of Namibia's recent report highlights a concerning trend for the country's economy. Governor Johannes !Gawaxab announced a notable increase in Namibia's merchandise trade deficit, which has surged to N$13.5 billion in […]

20 June, 2024

South Africa

S.A’s Ramaphosa Pledges to Improve Living Conditions in Second Term

On Wednesday, a weakened South African President Cyril Ramaphosa vowed that his new multi-party government would enhance basic living conditions for all citizens as he was sworn in for a second term. Ramaphosa's African National Congress will share power with five other parties after losing its parliamentary majority for the first time in 30 years in the May 29 election.

20 June, 2024

Namibia

Voter Registration Drive Registers Over 366,000

The Electoral Commission has reported that since the General Registration of Voters began on June 3, a total of 366,036 eligible Namibians have registered, averaging close to 30 thousand registrations per day from June 10 to June 15. The GRV will continue until August 1, operating Monday to Saturday from 8am to 7pm as the Commission urges all eligible citizens to register promptly.

20 June, 2024

World

Heatwave intensifies across U.S

Record-breaking temperatures are expected across the United States, as a heat dome continues to intensify over the northeast of the country. Several states have opened cooling centres in libraries, town halls, and other public spaces to help residents without air conditioning. It comes as many Americans celebrate Juneeteenth on Wednesday, a federal holiday commemorating the ending of slavery. Sally Patterson reports.

20 June, 2024

South Africa

S.A Outgoing minister of Police has thanked the people of South Africa for entrusting him with heading the police ministry

Outgoing minister of Police, Bheki Cele has thanked the people of South Africa for entrusting him with heading the police ministry. Cele was speaking during the police national medal parade at the SAPS Academy in Tshwane West. He also thanked the ANC for appointing him to the position and had advice for whoever will step into the role in the coming days:

19 June, 2024

Namibia

Erongo Governor Highlights Housing Crisis Among Namibia’s Urban Poor

Over 300,000 Namibian households lack adequate housing and sanitation, with most being ultra-low and low-income families unable to enter the formal housing market, according to Erongo Governor, Neville Andre Itope. At a Swakopmund workshop hosted by the National Council Standing Committee on Transport, Infrastructure and Housing, Itope revealed that about 230,000 families live in informal settlements with insecure tenure and minimal services. The workshop addressed the housing backlog and the […]

19 June, 2024