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World

Petitioners questioning reliability of Indian electronic voting machines

India's Supreme Court is hearing petitions that are calling for every vote cast using electronic voting machines to be cross-checked against a verifiable paper trail. India's two month-long voting exercise gets underway this week, and it will see nearly 1 billion eligible voters cast their ballot in what is the world's largest election. Neha Poonia has the latest from New Delhi.  

today17 April, 2024

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Namibia

Lüderitz Mayor Highlights Diverse Opportunities in Energy Sectors

Lüderitz Mayor Phillippus Balhao emphasized that the oil, gas, and renewable energy industries offer extensive opportunities extending beyond government revenues. Addressing the Namibia Local Content Conference, Balhao underscored the potential for new economic sectors if these industries are managed wisely. He stressed the ongoing efforts to refine Namibia's local content policy framework, aiming for broad stakeholder engagement to empower Namibians in these sectors through training, job creation, and enterprise development.

today17 April, 2024

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Namibia

South African Transport Minister Extends Best Wishes to Namibia and Botswana for Upcoming National Elections

During the 20th anniversary celebrations of the Memorandum of Understanding between South Africa, Namibia, and Botswana for the Trans Kalahari Corridor Secretariat, Transport Minister Sindisiwe Chikunga conveyed warm regards to Namibia and Botswana as they prepare for their respective National elections later this year. Chikunga, speaking through a representative, expressed confidence in South Africa's own electoral process, assuring the neighboring countries of free and fair elections. She emphasized South Africa's […]

today17 April, 2024

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Health / Medical

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Understanding Haemophilia: Insights from Dr. Honest Dewa

On World Hemophilia Day, Dr. Honest Dewa, a distinguished Specialist Physician and Clinical Haematologist, sheds light on the rare bleeding disorder known as Haemophilia. With expertise in private practice and a role as a part-time lecturer at UNAM medical school, Dr. Dewa brings valuable insights into the prevalence, causes, symptoms, and management of this condition. Haemophilia, a rare disorder affecting clotting factors in the blood, holds a prevalence of approximately […]

today17 April, 2024

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South Africa

The S.A Public Servants Association expresses deep concern over proposed tax hikes to fund the National Health Insurance scheme

The S.A Public Servants Association expresses deep concern over proposed tax hikes to fund the National Health Insurance scheme. The association cites the financial strain on South Africans amidst economic challenges as the funding model lacks sustainability and disproportionately burdens the poor. The association warns that tax increases could exacerbate financial hardships. It has urged the government to explore alternative funding methods and prioritise job creation to alleviate pressure on […]

today17 April, 2024

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Namibia

Specialist Sheds Light on Rare Bleeding Disorder on World Hemophilia Day

On World Hemophilia Day, April 17, it's crucial to shed light on rare bleeding disorders like haemophilia. Dr. Honest Dewa, a specialist physician and clinical haematologist, brings forth invaluable insights into this condition prevalent in Namibia. Haemophilia, a rare genetic disorder, affects approximately 1 in 10,000 individuals in Namibia.  

today17 April, 2024