PRESIDENT URGES STRICT ENFORCEMENT OF LABOUR LAWS ON FOREIGN WORK PERMITS

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President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah says Namibia is violating its own labour laws by allowing foreign nationals to occupy positions that qualified Namibians can fill. 

She says authorities issuing work permits must take responsibility when foreigners are employed in jobs where local skills are available. 

AFRICA REJECTS UN SECURITY COUNCIL REFORM COMPROMISE

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Africa has rejected a proposed compromise on United Nations Security Council reform that would grant regions fixed seats without guaranteeing permanent membership.

The continent maintains that the proposal falls short of its long-standing demand for equal representation on the Council.

UN SECRETARY-GENERAL RACE ENTERS FINAL PHASE

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One job. Eight candidates so far. Five countries hold the power to decide who will become the next Secretary-General as the race to lead the UN enters its final phase.

CHINA DEFENDS MILITARY MODERNISATION

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China has defended its military modernisation and its position on Taiwan, while declaring that its armed forces will continue to safeguard national sovereignty and expand cooperation with countries such as Namibia.

14 CANDIDATES CONFIRMED FOR ZAMBIA PRESIDENTIAL RACE

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At least 14 presidential candidates, out of the initial 27 who paid the equivalent of approximately N$100,000 nomination fee, have made it onto the final ballot list for Zambia’s August general elections.

MALAWI CANCELS INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATIONS

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Malawian government has cancelled state-funded Independence Day celebrations for 6 July 2026 and dedicated the day to national prayer and thanksgiving.

NBC's Election Coverage Policy Gains Regional Recognition

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The Namibia Broadcasting Corporation's (NBC) election coverage policy is increasingly being sought after as a benchmarking tool by broadcasters and media houses in the SADC region and other parts of Africa.