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

FUTURE MEDIA NEWS

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Namibia

Debut Epukiro Auction in Omaheke Region Draws Over 800 Cattle

The first-ever Epukiro auction in Omaheke Region saw an impressive turnout, attracting more than 800 cattle, according to Epukiro Constituency councillor Paky Pakarae. Held in collaboration between the Eastern Epukiro Farmers Association and Karoo-Ochse, the initiative aims to support communal farmers in the constituency, where livestock plays a vital role. The successful event not only signifies the robust participation of cattle but also underscores the potential to empower local farmers […]

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South Africa

GOOD Party Expresses Disappointment Over Lack of Social Security Overhaul Commitment in State of the Nation Address

South Africa's GOOD Party has voiced disappointment with President Ramaphosa's failure to commit to a comprehensive social security overhaul. While the president reinforced plans to transition to a permanent basic income grant, achieved through extending and amending the social relief of distress grant, the GOOD Party's secretary-general, Brett Herron, contends that basic income support serves as the fundamental basis upon which the government can construct a stable and effective economy. […]

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South Africa

SA’s DA Leader Criticizes Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address as Repetitive Promises

John Steenhuisen, leader of South Africa's DA, has characterized President Cyril Ramaphosa's State of the Nation address as a compilation of recycled promises. With this being the last address before the upcoming general elections, Steenhuisen claims that none of the promises made in Ramaphosa's previous five speeches have been fulfilled. He asserts that no practical, effective legislation has been presented in Parliament to materialize the proclaimed "new dawn."  

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Namibia

Economic and Social Justice Trust Mourns Late President Hage Geingob

The Economic and Social Justice Trust, along with numerous fellow citizens, extends condolences to the family and friends of the late President Hage Geingob. The trust's trustees highlight President Geingob's diplomatic acumen, particularly in chairing the drafting of Namibia's Constitution and unifying the civil service post-independence. The statement pays tribute to Geingob's unwavering commitment to combating poverty, noting his presidency that commenced in 2015, 25 years into Namibia's independence.

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Interview Transcripts

Job Amupanda Speaks: AR’s Path, Youth Unemployment, Legal Battles, and Leadership Dynamics

In an exclusive interview with Job Amupanda, leader of the Affirmative Repositioning (AR) political movement, insights into the movement's journey, challenges, and perspectives on critical issues facing Namibia emerged. This conversation delves into the path of AR, the pressing issue of youth unemployment, reflections on the Middle East conflict, and the urgent need for younger leadership in Namibia. 1. Youth Unemployment: Beyond Crisis, a Pandemic The conversation shifted to the […]

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South Africa

Parliament Welcomes Western Cape High Court Decision on EFF MPs’ Suspension Appeal

South Africa's Parliament has expressed satisfaction with the Western Cape High Court's decision to dismiss the application of six EFF Members of Parliament seeking to overturn their temporary suspension. The court's ruling is connected to the state of the nation address last year when EFF leader Julius Malema, deputy president Floyd Shivambu, and four others ignored the speaker's directive to leave the chamber after staging a protest on the stage. […]

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World

Antonio Guterres calls for speedy UN reforms

The UN Secretary General says reforming the United Nations has become a top priority. Speaking at the United Nations on Thursday, Antonio Guterres said the world needs institutions that are aligned with the times. He has also called for concrete steps to be taken towards a two-State solution in the Middle East, based on UN resolutions, international law and previous agreements. Jody Jacobs reports from New York.  

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