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#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

8 Apr 12AM English South Africa News

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16 April - Top Stories

B2Gold scales back Otjikoto operations by late 2025, and the Government ramps up stadium development for youth empowerment. Also today: KZN braces for severe weather, and the UK Supreme Court rules on the legal definition of a woman.

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16 April - 5 pm news

The Bank of Namibia holds the repo rate steady, the government eyes stadium upgrades, and KZN braces for cold and rain. Also in this bulletin: Sudan’s RSF declares its government, and the UK Supreme Court rules on the legal definition of “woman.”

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16 April - 1 pm news

BIPA extends its penalty waiver to help businesses, while flood warnings escalate in the Zambezi Region. An American pastor is rescued in Gqeberha, and French prisons come under attack amid rising unrest.

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16 April-8am news

#NamWater's N$2.4 Billion Debt Puts Water Supply at Risk.... #Otjikoto Mine Output to Dip as Open Pit Nears Closure.... #FNB Insurance Namibia Launches Free Ride Voucher Program..... #U.S. Condemns RSF Attacks on Civilians in Sudan ......PLUS #KFC faces a surge of protests in cities across Pakistan

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16 April-7am news

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