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Charlton De Waal

Charlton De Waal


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International Women’s Day: Trump FundingCuts Undermine Gender Equality

Tomorrow, 8 March, marks yet another year of celebrating International Women’s Day. This year, the theme is ‘Accelerate Action’. However, without the necessary support for implementation, there is minimum hope that accelerated action will take place.  The Trump administration’s decision…

Charlton De Waal

Zambezi hit by 3 385 malaria cases, one death

Minister of health and social services Kalumbi Shangula has revealed that the Zambezi region has recorded a total of 3 385 malaria cases with one death since January 2025. He said this during the fifth commemoration of World Leprosy Day…

Charlton De Waal

Carmakers win reprieve from Canada and Mexico tariffs

US President Donald Trump said he would temporarily spare carmakers from a new 25% import tax imposed on Canada and Mexico, just a day after the tariffs came into effect. The announcement by the White House came even as Trump…

Charlton De Waal

Oil clean-up ‘scam’ warnings ignored by Shell, whistleblower tells BBC

A BBC investigation has uncovered allegations that energy giant Shell has ignored repeated warnings that a controversial clean-up operation of oil-polluted areas of southern Nigeria has been beset by problems and corruption. The multinational headquartered in London, along with the…

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Malaria kills four in Ohangwena

The Ohangwena health directorate has revealed that four people died of malaria since an outbreak early in October last year. The region’s health director, Robert Nandjila, says cases of malaria in the region increased from 600 in December 2024 to…

Charlton De Waal

German factory orders fall as economy struggles

German industrial orders fell 5.4% in November, official data showed yesterday, in the latest sign of the headwinds facing Europe’s largest economy. Weak global demand, fierce competition from China and high energy prices have battered Germany’s industrial sector, which accounts…

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S Korea’s impeached president defiant as arrest deadline looms

South Korea’s suspended president Yoon Suk Yeol remains defiant in his newly-fortified residence, with the arrest warrant over his short-lived martial law order set to expire on Monday. Yoon’s security team, which stopped investigators arresting him on Friday, installed barbed…

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