insert_link Interview Transcripts The Economic Ripple Effect: High Economic Intelligence Managing Director Salomo Hei on Geingob’s Passing In a somber turn of events on February 4, 2024, Namibia faced the unexpected passing of its sitting President, Hage Geingob. The nation, in shock and mourning, is grappling with uncertainty about the future, particularly the economic landscape. In an exclusive interview with Salomo Hei, the Managing Director of High Economic Intelligence (HEI), we gain insights into the potential economic impact of President Geingob's death. Condolences and Mourning Period: Salomo […] today6 February, 2024
insert_link World Chinese Court Hands Australian Writer Suspended Death Sentence A Chinese court has handed Australian writer Yang Hengjun and pro-democracy blogger a suspended death sentence for spying. Human rights advocates say it's an unusually harsh verdict and it could hurt ties between Beijing and Canberra. Patrick Fok reports. today6 February, 2024
insert_link South Africa SA President Ramaphosa Emphasizes Just Energy Transition for a Sustainable Economy at Mining Indaba SA's President Cyril Ramaphosa asserts the government's commitment to a low-carbon, climate-resilient economy through the Just Energy Transition Investment Plan. Speaking at the 30th Investing in African Mining Indaba, he highlights the crucial role of the mining sector in this transformative journey. The plan aims to cultivate new industries, support green economy livelihoods, and encourage collaboration between the government and social partners. President Ramaphosa urges the mining industry to actively […] today6 February, 2024
insert_link Namibia Traditional Leaders to Confer with Former First Lady Monica Geingos on President Hage Geingob’s Funeral Arrangements A group of traditional leaders is scheduled to convene with former first lady Monica Geingos to discuss funeral arrangements for President Hage Geingob. Among the proposals on the table is a suggestion to observe a three-week mourning period for the late statesman. Confirmed by Chief Immanuel /Gaseb, leader of the !Oe-≠Gan Traditional Authority and chairperson of the Council of Traditional Leaders, the meeting in Windhoek will address funeral arrangements and […] today6 February, 2024
insert_link World Indian state to set to table contentious Uniform Civil Code bill Amid heightened security, an Indian state ruled by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party is set to debate a contentious new common personal law this week. Members of the ruling Bhartiya Janata party or the BJP say the law, which will apply across religions, will be replicated across other regions as well. Priyata Brajabasi has more. today5 February, 2024
insert_link Namibia Inner City Lutheran Church Calls for Peaceful Mourning, Emphasizing President Geingob’s Humility The Inner City Lutheran Church in Windhoek, where President Hage Geingob was a member for over 30 years, has urged the public to mourn peacefully and uphold the former president's legacy of humility. Urbanus Dax, chairperson of the congregation, emphasized that Geingob had been attending the church as a "humble servant." Dax encouraged the public to emulate Geingob's humility by maintaining a peaceful atmosphere while mourning his passing. today5 February, 2024
insert_link South Africa Gauteng Police Arrest 57-Year-Old Man for Interfering with Foreign VIP Motorcade Gauteng police have apprehended a 57-year-old man on charges of allegedly disrupting a motorcade transporting a foreign VIP dignitary to Lanseria International Airport. Police spokesperson Athlenda Mathe reported that the man had been cautioned by traffic officials and police escorting the VIP convoy to steer clear, but he purportedly disregarded the warnings. Despite multiple warnings, the individual attempted to enter the motorcade, leading to his arrest after police intercepted […] today5 February, 2024
insert_link World Zee says it can go to tribunal to enforce Sony merger deal India's Zee Entertainment says it can ask a tribunal to enforce a $10 billion merger with Sony's Indian unit, which was planned but later scrapped by Sony. Sony walked away from the deal two weeks ago, claiming breaches of contract. Rebecca Bundhun reports from Mumbai. today5 February, 2024
insert_link Namibia Erongo Region Governor Urges Namibians to Uphold President Geingob’s Inclusive Legacy Erongo Region Governor Neville Andre Itope has issued a heartfelt call to the Namibian nation to carry forward the late President Hage Geingob's legacy of inclusivity, emphasizing the importance of not leaving anyone behind. As the nation mourns the passing of President Geingob, Itope underscored the significant loss not only to the late leader's family but to the entire country. Governor Itope highlighted President Geingob's noteworthy contributions to Namibia's independence […] today5 February, 2024
