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South Africa

South African Police Minister Reaffirms Commitment to Combat Crime

South African Police Minister Bheki Cele has reiterated the commitment of law enforcement to eliminate criminal activities impacting communities. Speaking about Operation Shanela, Cele praised police efforts in combating crime through decisive action, emphasizing the unacceptable levels of criminality. He affirmed the ministry's ongoing support to intercept armed gangs in hotspot regions like KwaZulu-Natal, aiming to foster safer communities through police intervention.  

today8 April, 2024

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World

Trump raises more than $50 million at a Florida Fundraiser according to campaign

Former US President Donald Trump has, according to his campaign, raised more than $50 million dollars in one night at a Florida fundraiser. As our Washington correspondent Jagruti Dave reports, Mr Trump is still playing catch up on campaign finances with his rival Joe Biden, even though this latest haul is twice what Mr Biden raised at a New York event last month.  

today8 April, 2024

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Namibia

Namibia Wildlife Resorts Faces N$175 Million Loss Over Tourism Contract Decision

Namibia Wildlife Resorts, under state control, is projected to incur a loss of N$175 million due to Minister of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism Pohamba Shifeta's decision to grant a 25-year contract to a private company for transporting tourists into the Namib Desert. Shifeta's choice to award the contract to Heiko Dorgeloh's company has sparked criticism from affected communities who claim they were not consulted and advocate for the contract's cancellation. […]

today8 April, 2024

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Namibia

Regional Council Chair Urges Action on Pothole Issue in Otjiwarongo

Marlayn Mbakera, Chairperson of the Otjozondjupa Regional Council, criticized Otjiwarongo municipality councillors for neglecting the pervasive potholes plaguing the town's streets. During a recent meeting, Mbakera emphasized the detrimental impact on residents and called for urgent repairs to prevent hindrance to economic development. This follows a peaceful demonstration by over 300 taxi operators on March 19, highlighting dissatisfaction with the municipality's service, particularly in road maintenance and the absence of […]

today5 April, 2024

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South Africa

South African Department of Home Affairs Extends Saturday Hours for Election-Related Services

Starting tomorrow until the 25th of next month, the South African Department of Home Affairs will extend its office hours on Saturdays from 8 AM to 1 PM. This initiative aims to facilitate various election-related services, including identity document collection, processing of new applications, and issuance of temporary identity certificates. According to department spokesperson Siya Qoza, offices will also address challenges related to duplicates, amendments, rectifications, and cases requiring supporting […]

today5 April, 2024

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Namibia

Investigation Launched by Namibian Police in Erongo Region Following Discovery of Newborn’s Body

The Namibian Police Force in the Erongo Region has launched an investigation into a distressing case of baby dumping following the discovery of a newborn baby boy's lifeless body at a dumping site in Walvis Bay. The grim find was made on Wednesday morning by an employee of a local subcontractor company responsible for managing waste disposal in the area. Upon finding the baby among the bushes at the dumping […]

today5 April, 2024

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South Africa

SA union Numsa Petitions Labour Court to Validate Strike Action Against Road Accident Fund

South Africa's Metalworkers' Union, Numsa, has lodged a request with the Labour Court seeking legal recognition for its strike action against the Road Accident Fund. This comes as a response to an interim order granted to the fund last month, which aimed to halt the strike and thwart a planned march to the Department of Transport offices. Phakamile Hlubi-Majola, Numsa's spokesperson, asserts in court documents that the fund's classification under […]

today5 April, 2024