25 June - Top Stories

Namibia reaffirms its support for Sahrawi self-determination as President Nandi-Ndaitwah calls on the United Nations to lead efforts toward a lasting Western Sahara solution. The bulletin also covers IMF funding for DR Congo, rising tensions over migration protests in South Africa, and global calls for accountability in US ICE detention…

# NamRA reports rise in khat interceptions.... # Enrolment freeze in Walvis Bay and Swakopmund schools.... # Nigeria urges South Africa to avoid blaming migrants for crime..... # France considers response after Burkina Faso cuts diplomatic ties......PLUS # US-Iran tensions persist as ceasefire deal strains

# Erongo schools suspend new enrolments.... # Khat leads drug seizures says NamRA.... # South Africa ensures orderly policing ahead of protests ..... # Uganda military chief orders closure of major media outlets ......PLUS # US and Iran continue talks amid rising tensions

Namibia celebrates its removal from the FATF grey list, while SADC anti-corruption agencies strengthen regional efforts to tackle financial crime and recover stolen assets. We also cover Venezuela's deadly earthquakes, the latest private sector credit figures, and Bafana Bafana's historic march into the FIFA World Cup knockout stage.

Discover Airlines announces more direct flights between Munich and Windhoek from 2027, while Zimbabwe's parliament backs constitutional changes to extend presidential terms. We also cover Namibia's voluntary repatriation plan for citizens in South Africa, rising xenophobic tensions, and the latest US diplomatic push on Iran.