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thequint.comThe GEF-UNIDO Namibia Child Project began operations on July 8 to build local industries and jobs. Officials said the effort will align with national strategies and draw on more than US$23 million in funding.
csmonitor.comThe European Union plans to remove Namibia from its list of high-risk jurisdictions for money laundering and terrorist financing. The step follows Namibia's completion of required reforms. Domestic vulnerabilities remain according to the country's Financial Intelligence Centre.
theconversation.comPresident Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah visited the China General Nuclear Power Corporation in Shenzhen on July 7 during her state visit. The accompanying business delegation of more than 200 members covered its own costs, the presidency stated.
theconversation.comThe National Energy Fund balance fell sharply after two months of government payments to suppliers. Officials said the spending kept pump prices unchanged despite higher international costs.
Works and Transport Minister Veikko Nekundi said on July 2 that the government has rejected proposals to introduce toll gates. The plan, first introduced in 2021, aimed to fund road maintenance with 21 to 23 gates across the network.
techcentral.co.zaA Namibian-registered passenger bus was hijacked in Johannesburg on 9 June, leaving travelers without transport or immediate consular help. The Independent Patriots for Change says the operator contacted Namibia's mission in Pretoria the same day but received no meaningful assist…
winnipegfreepress.comThe National Assembly passed the bill on Tuesday after debate. It now moves to the National Council for consideration.
rigzone.comNamibia's public debt could reach 70% of GDP by the end of the current financial year without spending reforms. Officials announced new budgeting measures and called for procurement and regulatory changes.
deccanchronicle.comPrime Minister Elijah Ngurare stated that every village in Namibia could receive two boreholes under President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah. He made the remarks during a visit to a community garden project in the Omaheke region.