Friday 26 April - Top Stories

Expert Brooks Spector weighs in on Namibia-China relationship. Paratus Namibia doubles market capital on NSX. World Food Programme warns of 'closing window' to reach Sudan's displaced. And...Jacob Zuma's corruption trial is scheduled for 2025.

Paratus Namibia doubles market capital on NSX. South Africa’s subdued consumer demand affects retail volumes. Arab leaders meet for Middle East peace talks. And...World marks “International Day of the Boy Child”.

Department of Water Affairs to monitor pollution. Public Service Commission joins SADC peer meeting. Meta develops a tailored approach to safeguard the integrity of the South African elections.  And...International Court of Justice holds hearings over Rafah offensive.

#TransNamib Introduces TransEvaRail Pricing Strategy Project Supported by GIZ Study #Unlocking Namibia's Resource Wealth: Activist Explores Persisting Poverty Ahead of Elections #Delegation, Led by Ambassador Naanda, Embarks on Bilateral Talks in Angola # Investigation into George Building Collapse Expected to Last Minimum of 12 Months...and #Nakba marked by university protests

#TransNamib Unveils TransEvaRail Pricing Strategy Project Supported by GIZ Study #Delegation Led by Ambassador Penda Naanda Arrives in Angola for Bilateral Talks #Activist Explores Namibia's Resource Wealth and Persistent Poverty Ahead of Elections #South Africa's Automobile Association forecasts notable reductions in fuel prices come June ...and #More aid for Israel…