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Shafudah faces tough choices as revenue falls short
…FMD, drought, fuel pose highest risk Economists say Namibia is likely to borrow more and have less to spend on public services this year as finance minister Ericah Shafudah tables …
Petroleum bill a danger to democracy – opposition
Opposition parties have accused the government of bulldozing the petroleum bill through parliament, warning that the move threatens democratic principles and sidelines the voices of elected representatives. The parties say …
What is bigamy?
Bigamy is legally defined as intentionally going through a civil marriage ceremony (solemnisation) while already lawfully married to someone else. It is a common-law crime, inherited from Roman-Dutch law, and …
Uganda: Nyamutoro, Equity Bank Push Green Investment to Cut Hotel Costs
[Nile Post] Minister of State for Energy and Mineral Development Phiona Nyamutoro has challenged Uganda's hospitality industry to invest in clean energy to reduce operating costs, as Equity Bank Uganda …
Uganda: Parliament Committee Wants Human Rights Commission Disbanded
[Nile Post] Parliament's Committee on Legal and Parliamentary Affairs has recommended the disbandment and reconstitution of the Uganda Human Rights Commission (UHRC), citing prolonged institutional paralysis, alleged misconduct and the …
The state prepares for unrest Mondlane says he will not call
The authorities are preparing to contain the reaction to Mondlane’s trial. Winning public confidence in the proceedings will take more than guards and patrols
News24 | Court strikes down R13bn HIV pill tender that shut out Cipla
Drugmaker Cipla has won a court victory against the Department of Health, which has been given 120 days to reconsider the split of a R12.6 billion tender for a once-a-day …
Egypt urges political solution to conflict between Saudi Arabia and Houthis
Egypt's Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty on Thursday said all options must be explored to find a political solution between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis.
Agribank lends N$367m in five months
The Agricultural Bank of Namibia (Agribank) provided N$366.9 million in loans to 544 clients between April and August this year. Finance minister Ericah Shafudah revealed this in the National Assembly …
News24 | Athletics SA ousts president Moloi after disciplinary panel finds him guilty of fund misuse
Athletics South Africa president James Moloi has been officially removed from his position as president as well as as a member of the ASA board.
President gets N$40m to strengthen security
The government has allocated N$40 million to strengthen security measures under the Office of the President in the 2026/27 financial year, according to finance minister Ericah Shafudah. The allocation forms …
Swiss and Austrian women in Libya after release from Niger kidnap ordeal
The two were kidnapped in separate incidents in Niger, where they were involved in education and development initiatives, more than a year and a half ago.
News24 | Friday’s weather: Heatwave in Limpopo, isolated showers in four provinces
Hot conditions are expected across most of the country, with temperatures reaching up to 38°C in Lephalale, while isolated showers are forecast in four provinces, according to the South African …
Mandla Ncikazi finds new home after Orlando Pirates departure
Mandla Ncikazi has found a new home following his departure from Orlando Pirates. The 57-year-old coach rejoins his old club.
Weather: Rain and showers on the cards for KZN on Friday
Take a look at what the weather has in store for KwaZulu-Natal, Free State and North West this Friday, 23 October 2026.
Fake kidnapping: R40k ransom plot backfires
A R40 000 ransom demand sparked a desperate search for a missing Gauteng woman. But what police uncovered took the case in an unexpected direction.
Crowd of 50 beats foreigner to death in South Africa
The attack on the unidentified victim follows a wave of anti-migrants protests in South Africa this year.
Public Protector launches probe into Bronkhorstspruit water crisis
The Public Protector’s office says it will approach the Tshwane city manager for a formal response.
Floating power plant off Maputo re-emerges as gas-fired project after HFO plan blocked
A new proposal for the 415MW powership would run on natural gas from the outset, after the government blocked an earlier version using heavy fuel oil
Crowds watch twice-a-year sunrise ceremony at Abu Simbel temple
Tourists flocked to the Abu Simbel temple in Egypt on Thursday to witness a rare astronomical ceremony that has been taking place for thousands of years.
Rural women drive Zimbabwe’s climate resilience efforts
The Climate Resilient Livelihoods project, implemented by UNDP in partnership with the government and supported by the Green Climate Fund (GCF), says 53% of those reached are women, with 229,414 …
Securitised title deeds to strengthen property ownership protection introduced
The initiative is being implemented through the Department of Deeds, Companies and Intellectual Property’s Digital Land Administration Platform (DLAP). The post Securitised title deeds to strengthen property ownership protection introduced …
Ramaphosa calls for accountability and transparency in municipalities
The President was speaking at the launch of the revised white paper on local government in Boksburg.
You can buy a holiday home in these coastal towns for R4 000 a month
The dream of owning a home by the beach is within reach.
DJ Warras murder: ‘Trial delayed long enough,’ says judge
Another setback in the DJ Warras murder case has left a Johannesburg judge frustrated. Here's what happened in court.