12 July - Week In Review

Namibia steps up its anti-graft drive as voter registration gets underway in Erongo. In South Africa, Ramaphosa prepares to address the nation on security concerns—while Trump sparks outrage over a comment to Liberia’s president.

Erongo gears up for voter registration ahead of November’s elections, while Windhoek pushes for smarter public transport. Meanwhile, the DA calls for action over alleged graft in SA’s police ranks, and the UN slams US sanctions on a Gaza rapporteur.

Namibia steps up its anti-graft fight with a wave of high-profile arrests, while Walvis Bay hosts key climate finance talks. Plus, Ramaphosa prepares to address security fears, and French lawmakers gear up for another Gaza-bound aid mission.

#Namcor Fraud: Accused Remain Behind Bars.... # Global Air Cargo Edges Up 2.2% in May.... # Oil and Gas Talks Set for August ..... # Trump Administration Urges Five African Presidents to Accept Deported Migrants ......PLUS #US judge blocks Trump's birthright citizenship executive order following Supreme Court ruling

# August Oil and Gas Conference to Drive Alignment.... # International Air Transport Association Reports May Cargo and Flight Demand Growth.... # No Bail for Namcor Corruption Suspects as companies join the list..... # Liberians Outraged After Trump Questions Their Official Language ......PLUS #US weighs new severe sanctions on Russia.