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Omicron: South Africa calls travel restrictions on the continent “sad”

November 30, 2021 Steven Addamah 0

South Africa, where the new Covid-19 variant called Omicron has been detected, said on Monday it was “sad” and “unfortunate” that some African countries were […]

Namibia: Fifty elephants sold by the State

August 13, 2021 Steven Addamah 0

Nearly nine months after putting 170 elephants up for sale, the Namibian Ministry of Environment announced that it had sold 57 pachyderms on Thursday, August […]

Genocide in Namibia: Berlin rejects demands for reparations

June 10, 2021 Steven Addamah 0

Since the announcement of an agreement on the recognition of the genocide in Namibia by Germany, criticism has been flying in Namibia. They focus on […]

ICJ: Uganda rejects DRC’s “exorbitant” claims

April 23, 2021 Steven Addamah 0

War reparations are at the heart of the proceedings underway at the International Court of Justice since Tuesday. In 2005, the UN court found Uganda […]

Botswana: the opening of the elephant hunt is controversial

April 8, 2021 Steven Addamah 0

If the Covid-19 pandemic had drawn a line under the 2020 elephant hunting season, the 2021 edition opened on Tuesday, April 6 in Gaborone, the […]

Africa: Democracy has declined in many countries a report stated

March 23, 2021 Geraldine Boechat 0

Two benchmark rankings point to a decline in democracy around the world in 2020. In Africa, the 10 most democratic countries no longer include Benin, […]

Coronavirus Pandemic update in Africa

May 8, 2020 Khalid Al Mouahidi 0

Africa had 54 027 confirmed cases of Coronavirus as of Friday, May 8. Covid-19 has already claimed the lives of 2 074people on the continent, […]

Namibia, Angola to build cross-border dam

April 10, 2020 Khalid Al Mouahidi 0

Angola and Namibia have signed bilateral agreements for the construction of a cross border Baynes hydroelectric dam. Construction of the Baynes hydroelectric dam falls within […]

UNFPA donates $540k in reproductive health supplies to Namibia

February 13, 2020 Khalid Al Mouahidi 0

The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has donated Namibia reproductive health supplies and basic medical equipment worth over $540,000. According to the Namibian Ministry of […]

Two Namibian ministers resign over bribery scandal

November 14, 2019 Khalid Al Mouahidi 0

In Namibia, the justice and fisheries ministers have resigned on Wednesday over bribery claims involving Icelandic fishing firm Samherji, local media reported. Justice Minister Sackeus […]

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