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  • February 22

  • Namibia: 16 Players Selected for Upcoming U19 Cricket World Cup Qualifiers

    Cricket Namibia this week announced the 16 young players that will participate in the Under 19 World Cup Qualifiers Division 1 set for 15 to 24 March in Windhoek. Read more »

  • February 15

  • Namibia: Headline Inflation Reverses Trend, Down to 4.7% in January

    The upward trend in headline inflation went down, altogether improving the inflation outlook from a couple of months ago, particularly for the first quarter of this year,… Read more »

  • February 13

  • Africa: Commitment to Accelerate Economic Transformation Reaffirmed

    The Chairperson of the African Union Commission (AUC), Moussa Faki Mahamat and the President of the African Development Bank Akinwumi Adesina, met Tuesday in Addis Ababa to… Read more »

  • February 12

  • Namibia: Cancer Association Receives 100 Thermometers From Erongomed

    The Cancer Association of Namibia's CHICA (Children Fighting Cancer in Namibia) programme received 100 thermometers from Erongomed. Read more »

  • February 08

  • Africa: Namibia Named Top Travel Destination

    Namibia won the highly desired Top Country Spot at the recent Wanderlust Readers' Travel Awards, announced at 'Destinations: The Holiday and Travel Show at Olympia in West… Read more »

  • Namibia: Workers Union At Loggerheads With Wildlife Resorts Over Wages

    Disgruntled Namibia Wildlife Resorts employees are set to stage a peaceful demonstration at the Wildlife Resort offices next week. Read more »

  • Namibia: Disadvantaged Girls Get Sanitary Pads to Keep Them in School

    Disadvantaged girls in various schools, recently received sanitary pads from FNB North Cluster, who also handed over refuse bins to various northern towns this week. Read more »

  • Namibia: Namport Board Commences With New Recruitment Process For CEO

    The Board of Namport announced that the term of office of its current chief executive officer Bisey Uirab is coming to an end in the next few months. Read more »

  • Namibia: FNB Customers Embrace Digital Banking Channels

    FNB Namibia this week revealed that over the last year, the highest number of customers migrated to the FNB Banking App, Online Banking and Cellphone banking for day-to-day banking… Read more »

  • Namibia: Drilling At Hagenhof Copper Cobalt Project Expected to Start in March

    Australian based exploration and development company, Tanga Resources Limited announced that its 2019 programme will commence soon in Namibia with the Hagenhof Copper Cobalt… Read more »

  • February 04

  • Africa: AfDB to Present 2019 Economic Outlook at AU Summit

    The African Development Bank will present the 2019 edition of its flagship African Economic Outlook report on the sidelines of the 32nd Ordinary Session of the Assembly of the… Read more »

  • Namibia: Development Bank Takes Financing Department to Rundu

    As part of their initiative to roll out offices in various parts of Namibia, the Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) opened a new office in Rundu on 1 February, located on Eugene… Read more »

  • January 31

  • Southern Africa: President Geingob Off to Botswana in His Capacity As SADC Chair

    The President, HE Dr Hage Geingob and the current Chairperson of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) will arrive in Gaborone, Botswana on Thursday and make a visit to… Read more »

  • Namibia: International Investment Expert to Visit Namibia for Seminar On Forex, Crypto and Stock Trading

    By Helena Nyau, Business Coordinator Namibia for Grand Capital Read more »

  • Namibia: Namibia Face Papua New Guinea in Opening World Cricket League Division 2 Campaign in April

    The senior men's cricket team will commence their ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2023 quest with a match against Papua New Guinea (PNG) in the World Cricket League Division 2 (WCL2)… Read more »

  • January 30

  • Namibia: Namibia Calls On International Community to Allow Venezuela to Resolve Its Internal Issues

    The government has called on the international community to allow the people of Venezuela to resolve their internal issues in an amicable and peaceful manner and within the… Read more »

  • January 29

  • Namibia: Windhoek Building Plan Approvals Decline By 9.9% in December 2018

    According to the latest building plans statistics released by the City of Windhoek, a total of 91 building plans were approved in December, which is a 9.9% decline from the 101… Read more »

  • January 25

  • Namibia: Hydropower Experts and Operators to Meet in Windhoek for Major International Conference

    As if on cue, the Kunene River jumped by more than 150 cubic metres per second earlier this month, and a fortnight later, a UK publisher announces a major international hydropower… Read more »

  • January 24

  • Namibia: Competition Commission Concerned With Monopolies in Automotive Industry

    The Namibian Competition Commission recently conducted a study into the local automotive industry and found that there is a prevalence of territorial restrictions that create… Read more »

  • January 21

  • Namibia: Sanlam Appoints Roostee As Marketing Communications Manager

    Sanlam Namibia this week announced the appointment of Denille Roostee as the new Marketing and Communications Manager. Read more »

  • January 16

  • Namibia: Telecom Namibia's Switching Trunk for Voice-Based Services Partially Fail in Windhoek

    Telecom Namibia's Switching Trunk for Voice-based services partially failed this week, leading to a number of complaints from customers across the country who were unable to use… Read more »

  • January 14

  • Namibia: Small Business Owners Should Borrow Wisely - Development Bank

    The Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) Head of Marketing and Corporate Communication Jerome Mutumba, warned that when Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) owners set out to apply for… Read more »

  • January 11

  • Namibia: FIFA Steps in to Quench NFA Strife - New Executive Committee Set As a Condition

    The International Federation of Football Associations (FIFA) this week announced that it will appoint a normalisation committee for the Namibian Football Association (NFA). Read more »

  • January 09

  • Namibia: 7000 Well-Heeled Tourists Expected to Flood Walvis Bay

    The Namibian Ports Authority announced this week that come next week Tuesday, five passenger vessels are expected to berth in the port of Walvis Bay up to the end of the month. Read more »

  • January 07

  • Namibia: Team Optic Exclusive Grand Champs in Beach Bash Volleyball Tournament

    The three Pfeifer brothers, Fabian, Nikolai and Daniel, together with team mates Damian Schreiber, Julia Laggner and Lucas Maürer, took the championship title in the… Read more »

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    • Zimbabwe:Hundreds Stranded as Homes Torched in Govt-Backed Clear-Out of Farm Occupiers (New Zimbabwe)
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    • Rwanda: Choreographer Sherrie Silver Named Advocate for Rural Youth(IFAD)
    • Uganda: Muteesa Never Sold Mutungo Land - Wasajja(Monitor)
    • Uganda: AG Ordered Eviction of Muhangi Family - Police(Monitor)
    • Kenya: Government Makes Land Searches Easier(Nation)
    • Nigeria: 924,000 Square Metres of Nigerian Land Degraded Daily - Minister(Premium Times)
    • Kenya: Nema Halts Market Project on Disused Cemetery(Nation)
    • Namibia: Farmworkers' Children Cannot Claim Land - Lawyers(Namibian)
    • Namibia: Omuthiya to Repossess Undeveloped Erven(New Era)
    • Uganda: My Wife Was Killed During Eviction, Man Tells Probe(Monitor)
  • Food and Agriculture

    • Tanzania:A Month Later, Govt Bans Sugar Importation Again (East African)
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    • Zimbabwe: Bread Shortages Imminent in Zimbabwe(CAJ News)
    • Uganda: Agriculture Can End Uganda's Job Problem, Says New Study(Monitor)
    • Tanzania: Ministry Embarks On Study Guidelinesfor Forests, Bees(Citizen)
    • South Sudan: Increasing Number of People Face Severe Food Shortages in South Sudan(FAO)
    • Kenya: Gunny Bags Shortage Hits NCPB Depots(Nation)
    • Kenya: Milk Intake Surges to an 18-Year High(Nation)
    • Sudan: Agreement Signed Between Khartoum Agricultural Minister and Palestine Agency for International Cooperation(SNA)
    • Tanzania: Government Backtracks On Order Banning Sugar Imports(Citizen)
    • Tanzania: Temporary Sugar Import Ban for Local Producers Lifted(Daily News)
  • Women

    • Uganda:Women Ask Parliament to Decriminalise Prostitution (Monitor)
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    • South Sudan: Sexual Violence Surging in South Sudan(IPS)
    • Sierra Leone: Sierra Leone Takes Welcome Leap On Rape - but Next Steps Are Crucial(The Conversation Africa)
    • Tanzania: Oxfam to Empower Women to Boost Economic Development(Daily News)
    • South Africa: SA Women Fear Using Public Transport Due to Violence and Intimidation(Daily Maverick)
    • South Africa: Police Dog Helps Find Body of Missing Woman(News24Wire)
    • South Africa: Govt Evaluates Gender Equality Measures(SAnews.gov.za)
    • South Africa: Fight Against GBV Still Not Receiving Real Govt Attention, or Money(Daily Maverick)
    • Africa: To Boldly Go Where No Woman Has Gone Before(East African)
    • Nigeria: The Rate of Unemployment Is High but Women Are the Worst Hit(Guardian)
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    • Tanzania:Secret Ballot to Unravel Child 'Killers' (Citizen)
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    • Kenya: Don't Want to Be Young, Gifted and Jobless? Join Politics, They're Dishing Out Candy There(East African)
    • Nigeria: Nigeria Youths Sign Peace Accord On Violence-Free Elections(Leadership)
    • Rwanda: Youth in Agriculture Appeal for Incubation Hub(New Times)
    • Cameroon: Anglophone Separatists 'Use Children As a Bargaining Chip'(Deutsche Welle)
    • Tanzania: 'It Felt Like a Punishment' - Growing Up With Albinism in Tanzania(HRW)
    • South Africa: Probe Under Way As 9-Year-Old North West Curro Pupil Reports Being Raped in Bathroom(News24Wire)
    • Central African Republic: Unicef Outlines Key Actions So Peace Deal Can Make Real Difference for Children(UN News)
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    • Zimbabwe: Mnangagwa's Utterances Have Mugabe's Yesteryear Echoes(Zimbabwe Independent)
    • Zimbabwe: Mnangagwa Must Act Before It's Rather Too Late(Zimbabwe Independent)
    • Zimbabwe: Civil Aviation Authority Boss Chawota in Court Over Corruption(Zimbabwe Independent)
    • Kenya: Don't Want to Be Young, Gifted and Jobless? Join Politics, They're Dishing Out Candy There(East African)
    • Zimbabwe: Corruption Crippling Efficacy of Traditional Internal Audits(Zimbabwe Independent)
    • South Africa: Mrwebi Grilled On His Decision to Drop Mdluli Case(Daily Maverick)
    • Kenya: Corrupt Officials Will Be Personally Liable, Kenyatta Says(Nation)
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    • Kenya:Record-Breaking Kipchoge Wins Another Top Award (Nation)
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    • Africa: 40 Years On - the African Contract Workers Who Came to Germany and Stayed(Deutsche Welle)
    • Zimbabwe: Former U-20 Rugby Captain Signs New Worcester Deal(New Zimbabwe)
    • South Sudan: Troika Statement On Escalating Conflict in South Sudan(PR Newswire)
    • Malawi: Tax Systems to be Improved With New UK Support(Nyasa Times)
    • Zimbabwe: 'EU Sanctions a Setback'(The Herald)
    • Kenya: Teen Lands Tennis Scholarship to Barcelona Academy(Nation)
    • Malawi: Govt Commends Norway for Educational Support(Nyasa Times)
    • Angola: British Fund Provides U.S.$700 Million for Investment in Angola(ANGOP)
    • Tanzania: Germany to Help Create More Jobs(Citizen)

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