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INTERVIEW: Civic Engagement and Democracy: Namibia Institue For Democracy’s Executive Director, Naita Hishoono on Otjiwarongo Community Dialogue

  In a significant effort to enhance civic engagement and democratic participation, the Namibia Institute for Democracy (NID) is set to host a pivotal community dialogue in Otjiwarongo. The event, spearheaded by Executive Director Naita Hishoono, aims to bridge the gap between citizens and their local representatives, fostering a deeper understanding of democratic processes and governance. Empowering Citizens through Dialogue The Otjiwarongo Community Dialogue, scheduled at the Swanevelder Hall, is […]

todayJuly 31, 2024 9

South Africa

In S.A, the DA is pushing for the re-introduction of coalition stability bills

In S.A, the DA is pushing for the re-introduction of coalition stability bills to prevent misuse of motions of no confidence. This move follows the recent attempt by the ANC to remove Tshwane mayor, Cilliers Brink, which the party views as a disruption of effective governance. The DA’s Baxolile Nodada says the proposed bills aim to restrict the frequency of these motions, allowing only one per office holder per year […]

todayJuly 31, 2024 9

Namibia

Nantu Kavango East Elects New Leadership

The Namibia National Teachers’ Union in the Kavango East Region has chosen new leaders for the next five years. At the regional conference on July 20, Petrus Kashumali was elected as chairperson, with Vallentinus Kamenye as deputy. Other positions filled include Gervatius Samende as secretary, Immanuel Linyando as deputy secretary, and Paulus Kativa as treasurer. The new leadership aims to revive the union's activism and protect teachers' rights, addressing concerns […]

todayJuly 31, 2024 10

South Africa

S.A’s Correctional Services Confirms Admission of 91 Libyan Nationals at Illegal Mpumalanga Base

The Correctional Services Department in South Africa has confirmed the admission of 91 Libyan nationals arrested at an illegal military base in Mpumalanga, as remand detainees. Spokesperson, Singabakho Nxumalo says they will remain in custody until their next hearing on Monday. Nxumalo emphasised adherence to the health screening, security assessment, and orientation of the detainees. He assured collaboration with law enforcement to uphold justice:  

todayJuly 31, 2024 8

World

UN Secretary General concerned about protests in Venezuela

The United Nations says its extremely concerned about widespread protests and arrests in Venezuela. Protests erupted as anger grew over the awarding of Sunday's election to President Nicolas Maduro despite claims by the opposition that it had won. On Monday, the election board declared that Maduro had won a third term with 51% of votes. The Secretary General's spokesperson, Stephane Dujarric says that all political leaders should reject any form […]

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