Region still battling drug abuse and illicit trafficking

Windhoek – SADC countries are still struggling to curb drug abuse and illicit trafficking. This was said by SADC Executive Secretary, Dr Stergomena Tax, on the commemoration of international day against drug abuse and illicit trafficking. ...Read More

UNESCO ready to help SADC overhaul its education system

Windhoek - The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has identified two areas where SADC has to improve in order to ensure quality education in the region. ...Read More

Namibia, Germany sign R1.3 billion agreement

Windhoek - Namibia and German last week signed the second cooperation pact for the implementation of the R1.3 billion financing agreement catering for three key sectors of water, infrastructure and transport. ...Read More

Zim abolishes use of multiple currencies

Harare - Zimbabwe’s central bank abolished the use of multiple currencies as it tries to curb black-market currency trade that has contributed to surging inflation. ...Read More

SADC slowest growing region in Africa

Southern Africa is currently the slowest-growing region in Africa, with its Gross Domestic Product growth forecast at 1.8 percent, according to an economic update released this week by the Institute of Chartered Accountants Worldwide (ICAW). ...Read More