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US Senators Call On Rubio Over Tigray Conflict
Read more: US Senators Call On Rubio Over Tigray ConflictBy Staff Reporter WASHINGTON — A group of U.S. senators is calling on Secretary of State Marco Rubio and the State Department to intervene urgently as fighting resurges in Ethiopia’s Tigray region and the neighbouring Afar and Amhara regions, warning that the fragile peace brokered by the African Union in 2022 is at risk of…
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Three die as overtaking car hits pedestrians,truck
Read more: Three die as overtaking car hits pedestrians,truckBy Staff Reporter KATIMA MULILO – Three young people died on Sunday evening when the car they were travelling in bumped two pedestrians while overtaking and then collided head-on with a truck on the B8 road, Acting Regional Commander Deputy Commissioner Magdeline Garises, confirmed the incident in a report on Monday. The crash happened at…
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Pohamba Opens Community Library at His Okanghudi Home
Read more: Pohamba Opens Community Library at His Okanghudi HomeStaff Reporter Former President Hifikepunye Pohamba has established a community library, the Hifikepunye Pohamba Centre, at his residence in Okanghudi to support government efforts to give every Namibian child access to quality education and learning resources. The centre offers learners and the wider community books, computers, free Wi-Fi and other educational materials. It also has…
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African Bank Partners Launch Free AI Training for Officials
Read more: African Bank Partners Launch Free AI Training for OfficialsFree programme targets African public servants as AI reshapes government work By Staff Reporter NEW YORK — African public officials are set to gain free access to specialised artificial intelligence (AI) training following the launch of a new programme by the African Development Bank Group and its partners. The initiative, launched on the sidelines of…
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UN Map Puts Africa’s True Size Under Spotlight
Read more: UN Map Puts Africa’s True Size Under SpotlightBy Staff Reporter Africa’s true size and how it is portrayed on world maps have come under renewed scrutiny following a United Nations (UN) resolution challenging the widespread use of map projections that visually distort the continent. Dr Nisa Ayob, a senior lecturer in geography at North-West University (NWU), says the debate is not simply…
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