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Two US senators have heavily criticised South Africa’s directive for Taiwan to relocate its Pretoria-based Taipei Liaison Office to the City of Johannesburg.
The ongoing diplomatic squabble sparked by South Africa’s directive for Taiwan to relocate its offices to Joburg has sucked in US lawmakers, amid an ongoing diplomatic row over what US President Donald Trump called “confiscation” of land.
Excitement is in the air as Namibia anticipates the swearing-in of a wave of new parliamentarians in the National Assembly. This moment is poised to be a significant milestone in the nation’s democratic journey, though its realization hinges on the outcome of the ongoing court challenge by opposition parties alleging electoral irregularities.
Regardless of the legal proceedings, discussions have already begun about the impact these fresh faces will have on lawmaking and governance.
B2Gold Corporation. has announced positive preliminary results from an economic assessment of the Antelope deposit, located near its Otjikoto gold mine in Namibia.
The assessment suggests a significant boost to the mine’s production profile and underscores the potential for continued growth.
The Antelope deposit, situated approximately 4 kilometres southwest of the existing.
Otjikoto open pit, comprises the Springbok and Oryx Zones, with a possible third
Recent reports suggesting that Pope Francis has approved the ordination of openly gay men as Catholic priests have ignited global debate, prompting questions about the policy’s applicability within Namibia.
Dr. Benny Karuvelil, Secretary General of the Namibian Catholic Bishops’ Church (NCBC), clarified the situation, explaining that the official document from the Italian Catholic Bishops’ Conference presents a more nuanced position, consistent with established Catholic teachings.
Jeremiah Ndjoze
Swapo-Party veterans Ben Amathila and Kanana Hishoono have cautioned against two-centres of power, stressing the need to confirm President-elect Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah at the party’s extra-ordinary Congress at the end of this month.
Speaking to Confidente, Hishoono warned some “agents” of disunity, who want to form two centres of power, noting that “it will be a waste of time” to disrupt the will of the people, which has been manifested by Nandi-Naitwah’s popularity when she prevailed with overwhelming majority at the November Presidential elections.
By Jeremiah Ndjoze
With less than a month to go before the swearing in of Namibia’s 8th Parliament, the newbies in the country’s legislature are already honing their skills and speaking big, amid the excitement of their new jobs.
Namibians are made to believe that with the introduction of youthful members the swearing in of the next Parliament is set to rebuff claims, from some quarters, that the country is run by ‘old people.’
The inauguration of the Chief Hosea Kutako Memorial Museum and Shrine, originally set for Friday, 8 November 2024, has been postponed to 10 December 2024.
Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Peya Mushelenga, has confirmed that while Namibia has not deployed troops to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) conflict, the country has met its financial commitments to help address the crisis.
Responding to questions on Wednesday, Mushelenga said Namibia was assessed to contribute to the budget of the Southern African Development Community
Namibia's indoor hockey team is headed to the 2025 World Cup in Croatia.
At a send-off today, sports leaders shared their pride and optimism, highlighting the team's rigorous preparations and determination.