23 April-6am news

Cybersecurity and tech innovation take centre stage in Windhoek as leaders push for stronger digital protection. Also, rising fuel costs and global tensions are driving major shifts in aviation and security news.

Transport costs, global diplomacy, and cybersecurity dominate today’s headlines as Namibia’s aviation sector faces scrutiny over high fares. And, Pope Leo’s Africa tour and Ukraine peace talks keep international tensions in focus.

# Yango Ride Adds ChatGPT Integration for In-Chat Trip Planning ... # Walvis Bay Vendors Ordered to Reorganise and Clean Up Stalls ... # South African Economists Warn of Delayed Impact from Rising Fuel, Power Costs...PLUS # US: Trump Approval Stays at Term Low Amid Iran War Pressure

# Minister Nekundi Warns Airlines Over High Domestic Ticket Prices #Namibia to Host Second EU Business Forum in Windhoek.... # Call for Support as Cuba Faces Deepening Crisis.... # China Pledges Support to Africa Amid Global Turmoil ......PLUS #Reports say Trump-Iran ceasefire will not be open-ended; talks possible tomorrow

# Namibia Urged to Support Cuba Humanitarian Effort.... # EU–Namibia Business Forum Set to Strengthen Investment Ties.... # Nekundi Gives Airlines Six Months to Slash Airfares ..... # Pope Leo Condemns Inequality During Africa Tour......PLUS # The U.S’ Trump says “no time pressure” on ceasefire extension according to Fox