15 April - Top Stories

#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

#FNB Insurance Namibia Partners with Lefa for Free Ride Vouchers.... #NamWater Struggles with Rising Debt Threatening Water Supply.... #B2Gold Forecasts Otjikoto Mine Output Drop by Later this year ..... #France Expels Algerian Diplomats Amid Growing Tensions ......PLUS #Pro-Palestinian Columbia student arrested at US citizenship interview

The government backs a new cybersecurity unit, the MVA Fund issues a road safety appeal, and South Africa’s health minister urges African leaders to ditch overseas medical trips. Also in today’s bulletin: Dead fish worry coastal residents, and France blames the US for a cyclone in world trade.

GIPF announces a pension increase, Otjikoto Mine cuts jobs, Magashule’s trial begins, and the WFP sounds the alarm on Sudan’s worsening hunger crisis.

Inflation ticks up in March as food and alcohol prices climb, and hundreds are displaced by flooding in northern Namibia. Plus, Mcebisi Jonas heads to the US as special envoy, and a global carbon tax on shipping gets the green light.