Namibia, South Africa to deepen trade ties in energy
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Namibia and South Africa are going to scale up trade in the energy, agriculture, and horticulture sectors, among others.
Namibia and South Africa are going to scale up trade in the energy, agriculture, and horticulture sectors, among others.
The South African government has not granted authority for the burial of Zambia's former president, Edgar Lungu, to be buried in that country.
The Zambian Parliament yesterday debated the late Edgar Lungu's funeral impasse, with the country's Vice President, Mutale Nalumango, calling on the family to take charge.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has concluded her working visit to South Africa.
During her visit earlier today, President Nandi Ndaitwah met with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa.
The remains of Zambia’s former President, Edgar Lungu, which were scheduled to be repatriated to Zambia, were not returned as initially announced.
Makebi Zulu, the family’s lawyer and spokesperson, has accused the Zambian government of retracting the agreement reached last Sunday.
The remains of former President Edgar Lungu will be repatriated from South Africa to Zambia on Wednesday, June 10.
Zambia's Secretary to Cabinet announced that President Hakainde Hichilema has declared a 7-day mourning period in honour of his predecessor.
Namibia's and South Africa's national research entities have signed a five-year partnership looking at addressing shared priorities in energy, digital health, agro-food systems, and space science.
A South African Brand and Marketing Strategist says national branding plays a critical role in shaping a country's global image and attracting investment to it.
President Cyril Ramaphosa says there is no part of South Africa's land that can be allowed to secede.
Ramaphosa said this in criticism of the planned trip to Washington D.C by the Cape Independence Advocacy Group, a pressure group that is seeking to secede the Western Cape from the rest of South Africa.
After being diagnosed with a rare genetic blood disease that causes cancer in 2018, South African national Robin Lewis embarked on a life-changing journey to create awareness and recruit as many diverse stem cell donors in as many countries as possible.