insert_link Namibia Otjiwarongo Signs MoU with Climate Fund to Develop Biomass and Waste Management Centre Otjiwarongo Municipality has joined forces with the City Climate Finance Gap Fund to establish a biomass and waste management resource centre. The MoU, signed by Mayor Gottlieb Shivute and Judith Middleton, involves leveraging European expertise to develop technical strategies, conduct biomass mapping, implement modern waste management systems, devise recycling plans, and set up a resource management centre. This collaboration, initiated through a 2019 grant application, signifies a substantial step forward […] today17 June, 2024
insert_link World China says one of its ships bumped by Philippine vessel in South China Sea Beijing's coast guard said a Philippine supply ship "dangerously approached" a Chinese ship resulting in a slight collision in the South China Sea, but no injuries or damage were reported. today17 June, 2024
insert_link Namibia Border Post’s 24-Hour Operation Aims to Spark Economic Recovery, Says Albert Kawana The Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety, and Security minister, Albert Kawana, highlighted the significance of the newly inaugurated 24-hour operation at the Oshikango-Santa Clara border post for economic recovery. He emphasized diverse strategies in response to COVID-19's economic impact and anticipated benefits such as enhanced trade relations, reduced business costs, and improved logistics along the Trans-Cunene Corridor. Kawana promoted seamless cross-border commerce, noting advantages such as eliminating overnight stays for truckers […] today17 June, 2024
insert_link World U.S Supreme Court overturns bump stocks ban The US Supreme Court has struck down a Trump-era law banning bump stocks. The device essentially allows guns to be converted into rapid-fire weapons. Nick Harper reports for us from Washington. today17 June, 2024
insert_link Interview Transcripts INTERVIEW: Namibian Youth Encouraged to Reach for the Stars: Sarah Tsei-Tseimou’s Inspirational Journey In a stirring testament to perseverance and ambition, Sarah Tsei-Tseimou, the lone Namibian participant supported by Friends for Leadership, recently made waves at the South African BRICS Youth Association competition. Her journey from aspiring youth leader to international representative serves as a beacon of hope and motivation for young Namibians. "I am very honored and privileged to have had this opportunity to represent my country and my own interests […] today17 June, 2024
insert_link Namibia Sarah Tsei-Tseimou recently made waves at the South African BRICS Youth Association competition In a stirring testament to perseverance and ambition, Sarah Tsei-Tseimou, the lone Namibian participant supported by Friends for Leadership, recently made waves at the South African BRICS Youth Association competition. Her journey from aspiring youth leader to international representative serves as a beacon of hope and motivation for young Namibians. today17 June, 2024
insert_link South Africa ACDP’s deputy president says the leadership has decided not to be part of the S.A government of national unity In S.A....The ACDP's deputy president, Wayne Thring ,says the leadership has decided not to be part of the government of national unity. Thring says ACDP leaders met with senior representatives of the ANC recently, and were offered an opportunity to join the new government. He says in their bilateral meeting, they also spoke about a national dialogue: today17 June, 2024
insert_link Africa JNIM Claims Responsibility for Deadly Attack in Burkina Faso The al-Qaeda affiliate, Jama'a Nusrat ul-Islam wa al-Muslimin has claimed responsibility for an attack on June 11 that reportedly killed over 100 soldiers in the Mansila area of Burkina Faso, near the border with Niger. This information was reported by the SITE Intelligence Group on Sunday as indicated in a report by Reuters. The Burkina Faso ruling junta has not responded to requests for comment about the incident. According to […] today17 June, 2024
insert_link World Seoul urges doctors to cancel walkout South Korea’s Prime Minister is urging doctors to cancel a planned walkout this week. The strike is expected to escalate a long running standoff between the government and medical community over wages, conditions, and staffing. Chris Gilbert reports. today17 June, 2024
