4 December - Top Stodies

NamPower faces N$912 million in unpaid debts as councils are pushed onto prepaid power, while South Africa plans a major overhaul of its cash system. Plus, Angola’s Namibe rail tender and US states sue over proposed skilled-worker visa fees.

NAMBOB posts an 8% net profit after GIPF’s investment, NamRA hosts engagement sessions with SME “Order With Me” operators, South Africa extends border operating hours for festive travel, and EU and U.S. officials open talks amid tensions over X’s $140 million fine.

Youth entrepreneurship training in Otjozondjupa, Namibia’s landmark nuclear inspection exercise, and South Africa’s stance on the G20 take centre stage. Plus, Australia moves toward tougher gun laws after the Bondi Beach terror attack.

NamPower faces N$912 million in unpaid debts, Angola opens Namibe rail tender, and South Africa overhauls its cash system. Plus, updates on the Bondi Beach terror attack.

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