18 February-7am news

# Erongo Tour operators praised for ensuring safe tourist experiences.... # Standard Bank unveils solar funding for businesses.... # Government criticised for lagging on national sports infrastructure..... #In S.A, North-West economist hails end to aggressive US tariffs......PLUS # Zelensky Vows Ukraine Will Not Cede Territory to Russia

# Standard Bank promotes solar finance at business forum.... # Erongo governor lauds tour operators’ collaboration.... # Parties flag slow progress on NDP6 sports projects ..... # South Africa’s Steenhuisen warns vaccines alone won’t stop foot-and-mouth disease ......PLUS # Mexico’s most wanted drug lord killed in army operation.

This Week in Review covers Namibia edging closer to exiting the FATF grey list, Prince Andrew’s historic arrest over the Epstein files, and the EU extending its arms embargo on Zimbabwe. Stay up to date with independent, accurate, and on-time news from Namibia and around the world.

With the day’s top stories: CRAN moves to phase out 2G and 3G in favour of faster 4G and 5G networks, while South Africa’s EFF pushes for tighter oversight of the Presidency. And, UN chief António Guterres warns against leaving the future of AI in the hands of a few.

Your 5 pm News covers a sharp 13.4% slump in mining, fresh scrutiny of South Africa’s Presidency, and bold new moves on Gaza from President Trump’s Board of Peace. And the big story is that a solar-powered African EV makes a historic six-country journey as Namibia sees good rains and…