14 March - 5 pm news

#Windhoek Allocates N$15 Million for Pothole Repairs.... #Speaker of Parliament Calls for Unity, Sheehama Pushes for SOE Change.... #Nandi-Ndaitwah Commits to Unemployment Solutions Through Resource Beneficiation ..... #S.A's Ramaphosa Discusses VAT Increase ......PLUS #Fed Chair warns of “persistent” inflation from Trump’s tariffs

#Kuugongelwa-Amadhila Advocates Unity, Sheehama Calls for SOE Reform.... #President Nandi-Ndaitwah Reaffirms Government's Focus on Unemployment Solutions.... #City of Windhoek to Spend N$15 Million on Pothole Fixes ..... #In S.A, Ramaphosa Asserts Business Won’t Dictate Political Path ......PLUS #US Protests Erupt Over Trump’s Federal Workforce Cuts

#By-election Prep Underway in Kabbe South ... #IPC Unveils Shadow Cabinet for 2025–2030 ... #South Africa Won’t Retaliate Over New U.S. Tariffs ...PLUS #Seven Asian nations gather in Bangkok for BIMSTEC summit

Namibia’s Home Affairs Ministry reports N$25.48 million in visa revenue, while NATIS moves learner license bookings online. Plus, the U.S. slaps a 50% tariff on Lesotho, and South Africa pushes TikTok to pay African content creators fairly.

Project Hope Namibia shuts down operations, while NATIS introduces online learner license bookings. Plus, the DRC and U.S. explore a minerals-for-security deal, and Israel kills a Hamas commander in Lebanon.