Southern Africa
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Elsewhere in Southern Africa
Seven Ethiopian rebel groups have formed a new alliance, the Alliance for Survival, to remove the government in Addis Ababa, citing "war, genocide, mass destruction and utter poverty".
G7 foreign ministers condemn Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, call on Iran to end support for the group.
ANC's decline reflected in secretary-general Fikile Mbalula's actions, party's handling of local government elections
The African Development Bank approves a $3.55m grant for Egypt's Project Ra, a major green ammonia initiative in East Port Said.
A scholar argues that blurred lines between shareholders, ministers, and boards in Namibia's public enterprises and private companies hinder effective governance and accountability.
Namibia's parliament has set a new precedent in exercising its oversight role, demanding transparency in the appointment of the Electoral Commission of Namibia chairperson.
Owning a home in Namibia comes with significant costs beyond the purchase price, including transfer fees, bond registration fees, and monthly expenses such as mortgage repayments, insuran...
Namibia faces new digital challenges as global focus shifts from access to capability
Namibia's local bonds are on track for their worst year since 2021 due to a challenging global and domestic economic backdrop.
Namibia's agriculture ministry and stakeholders launch nationwide outreach to help communal cattle producers meet EU market access requirements.
Oceana Group reports increased operating profit for 11 months ended August despite fish supply pressures.
Namibia's hospitality sector recorded its strongest August post-pandemic with a national room occupancy of 69.53%, according to the Hospitality Association of Namibia.
