12 June - 5 pm news

The ACC arrests former Namcor boss Immanuel Mulunga, Trigon shareholders approve the N$24 million Kombat Mine sale, and Ramaphosa pushes back on US tariffs. Plus, Netanyahu nominates Trump for a Nobel Peace Prize, and Monica Geingos marks 10 years of economic empowerment through the One Economy Foundation.

The ACC arrests former Namcor MD, electricity tariffs are on hold, and SA warns US tariffs could threaten AGOA. And, the EU and the U.S. edge closer to a trade deal.

Namibia posts its first trade surplus in nearly five years, driven by a mining export rebound. Tour operators slam poor national park maintenance as park fee hikes loom. SA’s President Ramaphosa pushes back against U.S. tariffs, calling for fairer trade terms. And storms wreak havoc across Central and Eastern Europe.

# City of Windhoek Sends Biggest Arrears to Collector.... # UNAM Streamlines Degrees to Boost Graduate Prospects.... # Monica Geingos Talks One Economy’s Decade Soiree ..... #S.A”s Ramaphosa Slams Trump’s BRICS Tariff Threat ......PLUS # Former Russian Minister Starovoit Found Dead After Dismissal

# One Economy Foundation Plans 10th Fundraising Soiree.... # UNAM Adopts Three-Year Degree Model to Align with Global Standards.... #Windhoek Hands N$409 Million Debt to RedForce ..... # Heavy Police Presence Quells Kenya’s Pro-Democracy Rally ......PLUS #In the U.S, More than 90 dead in Texas floods as search efforts continue