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FUTURE MEDIA NEWS

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Africa

Renewed Anti-Government Protests in Kenya Result in Fatality

According to Reuters, at least one person was killed as anti-government protests reignited across Kenya on Tuesday. Police clashed with demonstrators demanding President William Ruto's resignation. Despite Ruto withdrawing proposed tax hikes and dismissing most of his cabinet, youth-led protests have persisted. Activists are calling for systemic changes to tackle corruption and improve governance.

todayJuly 17, 2024 7

South Africa

South Africa to Intensify Efforts Against Construction Site Disruptions

South Africa's Public Works and Infrastructure minister, Dean Macpherson has announced plans to intensify efforts to combat construction site disruptions through collaboration with law enforcement. The partnership aims to crack down on violence, intimidation, and extortion within the construction sector, to ensure uninterrupted project continuity and safety. Delivering the budget vote, Macpherson says this initiative forms part of broader measures to uphold lawfulness and protect the integrity of infrastructure development: […]

todayJuly 17, 2024 12

World

Biden back on campaign trail after Trump shooting

US President, Joseph Biden is back on the campaign trail for the first time since the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. Mr Biden is in Las Vegas today, reaching out to minority groups and touting his economic policies — whilst Trump, his rival for the White House, is still basking amongst his most ardent supporters at the Republican National Convention, where he's officially accepted the party's nomination. Benji […]

todayJuly 17, 2024 8

Namibia

President Mbumba Emphasizes Ethical Religious Practices in Secular Namibia

President Nangolo Mbumba emphasized the benefits of Namibia being a secular state and cautioned religious leaders against exploiting their followers. During a visit from various religious groups, Mbumba stressed that religious practices should benefit all Namibians, not be used for personal gain or reputation. He highlighted that a secular state allows for an open exchange of ideas and recalled that pre-independence leaders decided the government should respect both church and […]

todayJuly 17, 2024 23

World

Florida judge dismisses Trump classified docs case

A Florida judge has dismissed the criminal case against Donald Trump on charges of mishandling top secret documents. On Monday, Judge Aileen Cannon granted the defence motion to throw out the case because of how the Special Prosecutor was appointed. The ruling removes a major legal hurdle facing the former president ahead of November's presidential election. This comes just days after Trump survived an assassination attempt at a rally in […]

todayJuly 16, 2024 19

Namibia

US Embassy Donates N$20 Million Mobile ICU to Walvis Bay State Hospital

The Ministry of Health and Social Services received a N$20 million mobile intensive care unit for Walvis Bay State Hospital from the US Embassy. The five-bed facility, stocked with N$ 600,000 worth of medicine, can serve the local population and be deployed to other locations during medical crises. MoHSS Executive Director Ben Nangombe emphasized the ICU's role in enhancing the ministry's response to health emergencies. US Acting Deputy Chief of […]

todayJuly 16, 2024 8

South Africa

S.A’s International Relations minister will meet with British Foreign Secretary David Lammy in London

S.A's International Relations minister, Ronald Lamola, will meet with British Foreign Secretary David Lammy in London today. This marks Lamola’s first international engagement since his appointment in the new portfolio. Lamola says during the visit they will discuss global issues and strengthen bilateral economic trade. He told the SABC he will also address the British community to celebrate South Africa’s 30 years of democracy:  

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South Africa

S.A National Nuclear Regulator has extended Eskom’s license to operate Unit One of the Koeberg nuclear power station

The S.A National Nuclear Regulator has extended Eskom's license to operate Unit One of the Koeberg nuclear power station for an additional 20 years. This decision follows extensive public consultations and technical reviews. The unit, generating 920 megawatts, will now operate until July 2044. The NNR will deliberate on the extension for Unit Two at a later date. Eskom's spokesperson, Daphne Mokwena, has assured the public of Koeberg's safety and […]

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