11 April - Top Stories

NAMCOR takes its Venus oil project plans to the public as community meetings get underway. Meanwhile, inflation jumps in March, Mcebisi Jonas heads to Washington, and a global carbon tax on shipping is approved.

Floods displace hundreds in northern Namibia, Ramaphosa calls for fair global trade, and Nguema wins Gabon’s post-coup election. Also in today’s news: US airstrikes hit Houthi targets in Yemen. More at futuremedianews.com.na.

#Jauch Calls for Bold Economic Reforms in Wake of President’s Statement.... #Mingjie Stone Factory Set to Boost Karibib’s Economy.... #S.A's DA Calls for Intervention Over Johannesburg's Violation of Municipal Act ..... #Deadly Clashes Hit Goma as Congo Gov’t Forces Battle M23 Rebels......PLUS #Pentagon fires Greenland military commander over Vance criticism

#Karibib’s Marble Industry Boosts Local Economy.... #Jauch Backs Local Industry Push After President’s Speech.... #In S.A, Gauteng Taxi Industry in Crisis: ..... #RSF Captures Key Displacement Camp in Sudan After Deadly Assault ......PLUS #​US consumer confidence plunges as fears about a trade war and recession intensify

Namibia opens its first green hydrogen iron plant, M23 and DRC officials meet for ceasefire talks, and China hikes tariffs as tensions with the U.S. grow. AfriForum also pushes back against plans to disarm private security firms.