22 July - 5 pm news

Namibia Air stays on track for a December launch, and billionaire Patrice Motsepe urges young entrepreneurs not to fear failure. Plus, Rwanda trims its nuclear centre budget, and Rahul Gandhi is released after a New Delhi protest detention.

New pension fund rules, Mamdani's Netanyahu warrant call, and Motsepe's message to young entrepreneurs headline this hour. Plus, Zimbabwe's lithium rail breakthrough and Swakopmund gears up for a boxing bonanza.

# Bank of Namibia Highlights Strength of Financial Sector.... # New Partnership Opens Trade Opportunities for Businesses.... # Forum in South Africa Welcomes Tembisa Hospital Asset Forfeiture ..... # Africa Health Agency Urges U.S. to Lift Uganda Travel Restrictions ......PLUS # General Motors Raises Outlook After Strong Quarter .

# SMEs Gain Support for Continental Trade.... # Financial System Remains Resilient Amid Global Risks, says BoN.... # South Africa Targets Social Grant Savings ..... # UN Reports Deadly Migration Route Tragedy Off Mauritania ......PLUS #In the Mid-East, Trump Warns Houthis Over Red Sea Blockade Threat

A four-part special by Future Media, in partnership with the German Embassy, exploring 35+ years of partnership between Namibia and Germany — in diplomacy, economics, climate, youth and culture. In this final episode, host Tonata Kadhila moves beyond policy and funding announcements to focus on the people development cooperation actually…