4 April - 5 pm news

Works and Transport Minister Veikko Nekundi inspects road projects across Namibia to boost infrastructure and trade. Meanwhile, global markets react to U.S. tariffs, while Lesotho faces AGOA challenges and Gabon heads for its first presidential election post-coup.

NamRa exceeds revenue targets with N$88.6 billion, while China resists U.S. trade tariffs, seeing opportunity in the crisis. Elon Musk urges Trump to reverse tariffs, and South Africa’s Institute of Race Relations proposes alternatives to BEE.

Works and Transport Minister inspects road projects, South Africa’s government of national unity faces instability, and Lesotho’s textile industry struggles with new U.S. tariffs. Plus, the UN warns of rising global conflicts and peacekeeping challenges.

#Steenkamp Urges Public Vigilance Amid Ongoing Flood Crisis".... #Cable Theft Plunges Windhoek Streets into Darkness.... #Accreditation Concerns Spark Outcry at Atlantic Training Institute ..... #South Africa’s GOOD Party Offers Alternatives to VAT Hike ......PLUS #China vows to ‘fight to the end’ if US insists on new tariffs

#Windhoek Battles Rising Cable Theft Crisis.... #Education Minister Calls for Caution as Flood Risks Persist.... #Accreditation Concerns Spark Outcry at Atlantic Training Institute..... #Ramaphosa Defends South Africa’s Budget as Tool for Growth and Equality ......PLUS #Trump threatens additional 50% tariff on China