31 July - 5 pm news

Government and the EU roll out a N$78.9 million livestock project for communal farmers, while Pupkewitz commits N$10 million to national development. Plus, Anglo eyes more of De Beers, and Trump’s tariff hike hits South African exports.

# Drilling Underway at Volans-1X Offshore Well by Petroleum Corporation Consortium.... # Decision Pending on Health Corruption Case Says Imalwa.... #NIPDB Plans Key Events to Support Small-Scale Miners at Mining Expo ..... # U.S. Eases Tariff Threat on Lesotho to 15% ......PLUS # US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff will visit…

# Prosecutor General Weighs Action in Health Corruption Probe # NIPDB to Spotlight Small-Scale Miners at Upcoming Mining Expo.... # Petroleum Corporation and Partners Start Drilling Volans-1X Offshore Well ..... # UN Says 169 Killed in M23 Attack in Eastern Congo......PLUS # US says frustrated with India's slow trade negotiation…

Namibia and South Africa gear up for a green hydrogen pipeline, and SA says nuclear power needs serious funding. And, Rwanda pressures the DRC over militia groups—and Canada throws its weight behind Palestinian statehood.

Executive directors reshuffled, SA’s ‘Please Call Me’ inventor says no to R47 million, and Canada supports Palestinian statehood. Also in the bulletin: NamPol chief raises the alarm on human trafficking, and Angola reels after deadly fuel protests.