Tuesday 30 April - 5 pm news

Environment Ministry monitors Kavango East lions. President Nangolo Mbumba secures commitments for green hydrogen sales in Europe. And...United Nations' chief says any assault on Rafah is unacceptable.

NamRA to host custom leaders in Swakopmund. Ongos Valley completes 460 homes in the first phase of development. Israel alleges a legal ambush in the ICJ proceedings. And...Brazil will host the Women's World Cup in 2027.

President Nangolo Mbumba secures commitments for green hydrogen sales in Europe. Namibia marks International Day Against Homophobia. African Parks releases rescued Rhinos into Munywana Conservancy. And...United Nations chief says any assault on Rafah is unacceptable

#Paratus Namibia Raises N$600M, Doubles Market Cap Under MD Andrew Hal #Political Analyst Explores Namibian Governance with Emphasis on SWAPO's Performance #Lion Sightings in Mukwe: Schools Suspend Classes for Safety #S.A's COPE party Praises Ramaphosa's George Visit, Calls for Similar Compassion at Marikana ...and #U.S finishes building floating pier near…

#Paratus Namibia Doubles Market Cap with N$600 Million Capital Raise #Lions Roaming Kavango East Region Prompt School Closures #Political Analyst Assesses Governance in Namibia Focusing on SWAPO Administration # The Democratic Alliance in S.A has stationed over 100 party agents globally to ensure free and fair voting...and #South Africa says…