Monday 29 April - 5 pm news

#TransNamib Introduces TransEvaRail Pricing Strategy Project Supported by GIZ Study #Unlocking Namibia's Resource Wealth: Activist Explores Persisting Poverty Ahead of Elections #Delegation, Led by Ambassador Naanda, Embarks on Bilateral Talks in Angola # Investigation into George Building Collapse Expected to Last Minimum of 12 Months...and #Nakba marked by university protests

#TransNamib Unveils TransEvaRail Pricing Strategy Project Supported by GIZ Study #Delegation Led by Ambassador Penda Naanda Arrives in Angola for Bilateral Talks #Activist Explores Namibia's Resource Wealth and Persistent Poverty Ahead of Elections #South Africa's Automobile Association forecasts notable reductions in fuel prices come June ...and #More aid for Israel…

Delay in implementing approved allowances and tax amendments leaves Namibians in limbo. The five men suspected of murdering South African rapper AKA have been denied bail. And...Social media seen as more influential than voting booths among young Hungarians.

Wildlife special court reconvenes in Katima Mulilo. Patients to benefit from cataract surgical campaign. South Africa's Employment & Labour Minister says unemployment is a global challenge.  And...EU, US, and UK criticise Georgia’s foreign agent bill.

Agriculture Minister attends clean cooking summit in Paris. Alliance of Churches hosts community meeting in Ondangwa. South African President to sign National Health Insurance Bill this afternoon. And...Manhunt for escaped prisoner in France enters second day.