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Namibia

Erongo Governor Pays Tribute to Late President Geingob at Regional Memorial Service

During a regional memorial service held in Swakopmund on Thursday, Erongo Governor Neville Andre Itope expressed heartfelt sentiments about the late President Hage Geingob. Describing Geingob as a father, comrade, friend, and confidant, Governor Itope highlighted the significant guidance, advice, and support he received from Geingob, who appointed him as governor in 2020. Itope recalled facing challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic and a devastating shack fire in Twaloloka informal settlement, […]

today23 February, 2024

World

S Korea health system strained as doctor walkout continues

  South Korea’s health system is under mounting pressure as an ongoing walkout by trainee doctors puts a strain on resources. The protest is over pay and working conditions as the country looks to lower the entry requirements to medical schools. Chris Gilbert reports.  

today23 February, 2024

South Africa

South Africa’s Public Servants Association Criticizes Turmoil at State Information Technology Agency

The Public Servants Association of South Africa condemns the recent upheaval at the State Information Technology Agency. Expressing concerns about governance issues impacting the agency's stability, the PSA highlights the High Court in Pretoria's ruling that the removal of the previous board was unlawful. Claude Naiker of the association raises alarms about unprocedural appointments following sudden resignations and suspensions of key personnel. Naiker urges Communications and Digital Technologies Minister Mondli […]

today23 February, 2024

World

MSF tells UN Security Council “Attacks on healthcare is an attack against humanity,”…

The Secretary General of Médecins Sans Frontières, Christopher Lockyear has told the UN Security Council that the medical situation in Gaza "appalled" by the United States' repeated use of its veto power. This week an MSF facility in Khan Younis was bombed, six people were wounded and two relatives of staff were killed. Lockyear said that the constant attacks on healthcare facilities is an "attack against humanity," ENG LOCKYEAR ON […]

today23 February, 2024

South Africa

Warning Issued on Two-Pot Retirement System Impacting South African Government Dependency

Everest Wealth cautions that the two-pot retirement system may contribute to heightened government dependency in South Africa. The concern arises following Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana's announcement that the system is anticipated to generate a five-billion-rand tax windfall for the government. Riaan Grobler, the head of advisory services at the firm, highlights the risk of frequent withdrawals diminishing long-term savings, potentially increasing reliance on social grants. He emphasizes the need for […]

today23 February, 2024

Namibia

AR’s Job Amupanda gives insights on Gaza-Israel war potential outcomes

In the latest developments in the Middle East, the Houthis announce plans to introduce 'submarine weapons' in the Red Sea, raising concerns about regional security. Simultaneously, a person is injured in an attack on a UK-owned ship. Meanwhile, US Middle East envoy Brett McGurk engaged in "constructive" talks in Egypt and Israel on the potential release of hostages in exchange for a pause in fighting. Affirmative Repositioning's Job Amupanda gives […]

today23 February, 2024

Namibia

Namibian Defense Force Urges Public to Show Respect During Late President Geingob’s Funeral Procession

As Namibia and the world bid their final farewell to Late President Dr. Hage Geingob, the Namibian Defense Force calls on the public and motorists to demonstrate respect during the procession by adhering to all authorities. Brigadier General Rehabiam Kalimba, the Deputy Chief of Staff and Joint Operations at the Ministry of Defence and Veterans Affairs, issues the call for cooperation and respect during this solemn occasion. ENG

today23 February, 2024

World

UNRWA chief says the agency has reached breaking point

The Commissioner General of the UN aid agency in Gaza, UNRWA says the agency has reached breaking point. In a letter written to the United Nations General Assembly President on Thursday, Philippe Lazzarini says he fears that they are on the edge of a monumental disaster with grave implications. Jody Jacobs reports from the United Nations in New York. ENG UNRWA BREAKING POINT

today23 February, 2024