Southern Africa
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Elsewhere in Southern Africa
More than 120 medical laboratory science students at Namibia University of Science and Technology face deregistration due to limited work-integrated learning placements.
Namibia extends traffic fine amnesty period to November 30, 2026
TotalEnergies may decide on $17 billion Namibian oil project in October
Namibia's health ministry spent N$13m without proper tender processes
A 53-year-old Windhoek man is appealing for public assistance in tracing his missing older twin sisters, Febe and Foibe Ngalangobe, who disappeared 10 and 5 years ago.
Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma, a 56-year-old journalist, has been crowned king of Uganda's Tooro kingdom, sparking controversy and widespread reactions.
Namibian health experts warn men that older sperm increases risk of deformities and miscarriages.
South Africa's cabinet condemns 13 femicides in Gauteng, calls for collective action against GBV.
Namibia's Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform has introduced measures to control the spread of a cattle disease, restricting movement of cattle in some areas.
A 32-year-old man linked to the murder of Justine Shiweda has been arrested in connection with the crime.
Otjozondjupa governor John ||Khamuseb calls for 51% controlling stake in Namibia's oil resources
Namibian bus operators want priority access at weighbridges to avoid delays caused by long truck queues, citing inconvenience to passengers and impact on regional connectivity.
