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South Africa

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Namibia

South Africa faces trade fallout with U.S.

“He wants access to our markets but refuses to abide by Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (BBBEE) policies.” WINDHOEK, March 12 - Diplomatic tensions between South Africa and the United States have intensified following President Cyril Ramaphosa's decision to sign the controversial Expropriation Act into law. The move has received strong opposition from Washington, with the Trump administration responding by cutting aid and accusing Pretoria of discrimination against Afrikaner farmers. News24 […]

today12 March, 2025

Oshiwambo

O Sikondo Irrigation scheme ya teya iihakautu yoo ton omathele gatatu nuumvo

O Sikondo Green scheme mo Kavango west oya teya oo ton 300 dhiikautu nuumvo,,shiikwatelela ku menigera gofaalama Maxwell Nghindinwa. Pethimbo lyetalelelpo kofaalama naanambelewa yuuministeli wuunamapya,Nghindinwa okwati eteyo lyiihakautu olyaadha ootona 300 mu Jan. Tati oya yakula oonkenya dhawo dhiihakautu okuza ko South Africa,noya hala oku tameka oku kuna oo hechare dhiihakautu dhopokati ko 10-20. Tati oya hala unene oku teya iikunwa mbyoka hayi etwa unene moshilongo noyina ondilo kaa Namibia. […]

today10 March, 2025

Business / Economics

27 February-6 March 2025 Weekly Economics Wrap: Insights from Global to Local Markets

 Offshore Ecosystem and the Risks of Overexploitation U.S.-based marine scientist, Dr. Vincent Pieribone, has sounded the alarm over the increasing risk of pollution and overexploitation of Namibia's offshore ecosystem. The marine expert raised concerns that ongoing activities such as oil and gas exploration, fishing, and diamond mining threaten the delicate marine environment. Dr. Pieribone warned that these industries, while economically beneficial, could lead to irreversible damage to the country’s rich […]

today6 March, 2025

South Africa

ATM Condemns Mchunu’s Non-Disclosure of Phala Phala Report in S.A

In S.A, the African Transformation Movement has condemned Mchunu's nondisclosure of the Independent Police Investigative Directorate report on the Phala Phala saga. ATM spokesperson Zama Ntshona argues that this move shields president Cyril Ramaphosa from scrutiny, undermines transparency, and raises concerns about the misuse of state resources. He calls for Mchunu to declassify the report immediately to ensure accountability and justice:  

today6 March, 2025

South Africa

DA Warns of Economic Risks as S.A. GDP Growth Slows

In S.A, the DA says the weak 0.6-percent gross domestic product growth rate in the fourth quarter of 2024 is a warning sign that unless urgent action is taken, the country will continue to slide deeper into economic decline. Statistics South Africa attributed the growth to, among others, an increase of 17.2-percent in the agriculture, forestry, and fishing industries. The DA’s, Mark Burke, says the economy is clearly in crisis, […]

today5 March, 2025

South Africa

Afrikaans lobby group launches “Not USA, But YOU SA” campaign

    The Afrikaans lobby group, Betereinders, has launched a new campaign called "Not USA, But YOU SA," calling on South Africans to unite in the face of growing tensions between the US and South Africa. The campaign follows comments made by President Cyril Ramaphosa, who criticised the organisations AfriForum and Solidarity for allegedly spreading divisive narratives to the United States. These groups have been accused of influencing US policy […]

today4 March, 2025

Namibia

Fuel prices go up as government adjusts dealer margins

Image contributed  (Xinhua/Chen Cheng) Motorists will face higher fuel costs from Wednesday, as the Ministry of Mines and Energy has announced a 50-cent per litre price increase. At the same time, fuel retailers will see their margins rise by 30 cents per litre, while the Road Fund Administration levy will increase by 20 cents per litre. The ministry says the adjustments are due to the introduction of a new minimum […]

today4 March, 2025

Business / Economics

04 March Morning Biz News: Shiimi Appoints New Procurement Board, Fuel Price War Erupts in Nigeria, and Sinopec Unveils Major Oil Discovery

Finance Minister Reshuffles Central Procurement Board Finance Minister Ipumbu Shiimi has made key appointments to the Central Procurement Board of Namibia, ensuring continuity and fresh leadership. Mary Ndeshihafela Shiimi and Julinda Memosa //Garus-Oas have been reappointed, with Shiimi serving as the board chairperson. Meanwhile, Brian Katjaerua has been appointed as the new deputy chairperson. These appointments aim to enhance efficiency in procurement processes and strengthen governance. South African Manufacturing Sector […]

today4 March, 2025

South Africa

Hawks Confirm NPA Probe Into High Treason Cases in S.A

In S.A, Hawks head Godfrey Lebeya has confirmed that the National Prosecuting Authority is investigating four cases of high treason related to spreading false information. Speaking to the SABC, Lebeya refused to name the organisations. The Solidarity Movement, including AfriForum, recently sent a delegation to meet with the Trump administration. Lebeya says the NPA will decide on potential arrests: Meanwhile, former Public Protector Thuli Madonsela has criticised AfriForum for their […]

today4 March, 2025