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Death toll from landslides rises in Southern India

The death toll from the devastating landslides in Southern India has reportedly risen to 133. Dozens others have been injured - and it's yet unclear how many could still be trapped under the debris. Rescue efforts continue for a second day, as Ishan Garg tells us from New Delhi.

31 July, 2024

Namibia

Appeal Hearing for American Nationals Convicted of Heckmair Murder

Marcus Thomas and Kevan Townsend, convicted last year for the murder of Namibian André Heckmair, are appealing their sentences in the Windhoek High Court. The court, presided over by Judge Christie Liebenberg, will deliver its ruling on September 9. Thomas and Townsend were each sentenced to 30 and 29 years in prison, respectively, for the murder of Heckmair in January 2011. Heckmair was found dead in his vehicle with a […]

31 July, 2024

South Africa

DA has welcomed the news that the overdue crime statistics will be released next month

DA has welcomed the news that the overdue crime statistics will be released next month. DA national spokesperson for police, Ian Cameron, has raised concerns over the rampant crime affecting South Africa. This includes the murder of a teacher in KwaZulu-Natal and mass shootings over the weekend. He says these statistics will reveal SAPS' measures to combat crime:

31 July, 2024

World

Hamas says assassination of its leader ‘won’t go unpunished’

In a move that is expected to significantly ramp up regional tensions, Hamas says its political leader Ismail Haniyeh was assassinated in Iran. Israel is yet to comment but Hamas called Haniyeh's death a 'cowardly act that will not go unpunished'. Our Asia correspondent Neha Poonia has more.

31 July, 2024

Namibia

Social Enabled Education Namibia is making significant strides in empowering young Namibians through civic engagement

Social Enabled Education Namibia is making significant strides in empowering young Namibians through civic engagement. Kristine Shetunyenga, the PR and Marketing Manager for SEEN, recently spoke with Future Media, shedding light on the organization's impactful work via social media in an aim to reach the younger Namibians.

31 July, 2024

Interview Transcripts

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 […]

31 July, 2024

Interview Transcripts

INTERVIEW: Empowering Namibia’s Youth: An Interview with Kristine Shetunyenga of Social Enabled Education Namibia

Windhoek, Namibia – Social Enabled Education Namibia (SEEN) is making significant strides in empowering young Namibians through civic engagement. Kristine Shetunyenga, the PR and Marketing Manager for SEEN, recently spoke with Leonard Witbeen on "In Focus with Leonard Witbeen," shedding light on the organization's impactful work. Promoting Civic Engagement Kristine Shetunyenga provided an overview of SEEN's mission: to empower and provide leadership opportunities to young people by fostering civic engagement. […]

31 July, 2024

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 […]

31 July, 2024