1 October - 1 pm news

FNB Namibia expects inflation to reach 4.7% in September. Namib Mills responds to allegations following tragic incident in South Africa. SA’s Dr. Pandor questions the government's policy goals. And...India says China reneged on border agreements.

#Namibia urges restraint and calm amid Iran-Israel escalations #Tax Relief Refunds for Pensioners Set for November 28 #Bank of Namibia Governor Delivers Lecture on Financial Modernization #S.A's Employment and Labour minister has expressed concern over the exploitation of foreign workers ......PLUS #Millions without power, hundreds still missing in the U.S…

#Iran Launches Unprecedented Missile Attack on Israel As Namibia Urges Restraint #Bank of Namibia Governor Announces Instant Payments in 2025 #GIPF Announces Tax Relief Refunds for Pensioners and Beneficiaries #South Africa's Police minister Senzo Mchunu has committed to enhancing police visibility......PLUS # UN Chief calls for ceasefire following Lebanon escalation

The Electoral Commission of Namibia has revealed that women make up 54% of the 1.4 million registered voters for the 2024 elections. NIPDB transitions to a new management system, while South Africa’s Special Risk Insurance Association seeks to cover natural disasters. Plus, we remember basketball legend Dikembe Mutombo, who passed…

ECN makes provision for persons with disabilities The City of Windhoek warns against supporting street solicitation. The EFF condemns Minister Steenhuisen’s failure to appoint qualified staff. And...Pakistan’s Khan calls for renewed protests.