Staff Reporter THE coastal and southern regions of the country are in for a hot week, while the northern, central, and western parts of the country can expect more rain showers tomorrow. According to the Namibia Meteorological Services, coastal regions will remain warm to hot throughout the week, with the possibility of thundershowers in certain...
The peace and stability Namibia continues to enjoy is a source of inspiration for Western Sahara, which continues to pursue self-determination. A special envoy of the President of Sahrawi, Brahim Ghali, said this during a courtesy visit to President Hage Geingob, which was aimed at briefing him on the latest developments in their country. The...
Russian President Vladimir Putin says he welcomes what he believes is a “less hawkish” Western stance on the war in Ukraine, and agreed with statements about the need to solve the conflict with talks. Andrew Wood has more. The post Putin welcomes western diplomacy shift on Ukraine first appeared on Future Media. Source link
KAMPALA, Oct. 18 — Two foreign tourists and a Ugandan guide were killed Tuesday evening after their safari vehicle was attacked in the Queen Elizabeth National Park in western Uganda, police said. “We have registered a cowardly terrorist attack on two foreign tourists and a Ugandan in Queen Elizabeth National Park. The three were killed,...
Western Cape police have launched an investigation into the fatal shooting of three men in Nyanga, Cape Town, yesterday afternoon. The three were ambushed by an unknown number of killers in Ntlangano Crescent and they were killed on the scene. Police spokesperson Andrè Traut says they believe the shooting could be linked to extortion or...
Western Cape premier Alan Winde and MEC of Police Oversight and Community Safety Reagen Allen have expressed concern at the latest statistics from the Court Watching Brief Unit. The unit plays an oversight role and assists it in identifying inefficiencies in the judicial system. Eight courts were monitored by the unit from April to June...
The Western Cape Department of Infrastructure has made significant progress in rapidly reopening roads and reconnecting affected communities, in the aftermath of recent storms. Acting MEC for Infrastructure, Anroux Marais commended joint efforts involving government, civil society, and citizens. Source link
SA’s Electricity minister Kgosientsho Ramokgop says areas with no power due to inclement weather in the Western Cape and Eastern Cape will be exempt from load-shedding. This after the bad weather caused power outages in the provinces. The post Western Cape and Eastern Cape will be exempt from load-shedding first appeared on Future Media....