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South Africa

Survey Reveals Growing Concern as Professionals Consider Emigration from South Africa

The South African Inclusive Society Institute survey underscores a worrisome trend of professionals departing the country due to limited opportunities, with nine percent expressing a desire to emigrate. CEO Daryl Swanepoel emphasizes the urgency of addressing economic challenges to retain talent and counter the growing inclination towards emigration among young people. The findings highlight the need for swift action to bolster the economy and retain skilled individuals within South Africa.

today6 February, 2024

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South Africa

South African Health Minister Pledges Support for Medical Professional Employment

SA's Health Minister Joe Phaahla commits to employing medical professionals, including doctors completing community service, emphasizing efforts to fund vacant positions in underserved areas. With 564 medical officer posts filled since October, additional advertisements are planned. Despite funding constraints, the minister highlights a steady increase in health professional employment and calls for a review of the current system to enhance funding and reduce workload pressures. The commitment reflects ongoing efforts […]

today6 February, 2024

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Business / Economics

06 February 2024 Economic Insights : February 2024 Biz News Roundup

In this edition of Biz News we bring you the latest updates on key economic developments that could shape financial landscapes globally. From changes in fuel prices to international market trends, let's dive into the stories that matter. Fuel Price Adjustments in Namibia: The Namibian Ministry of Energy has announced a welcome relief for consumers with a reduction of 4 cents per litre in petrol and both variants of diesel […]

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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