20 March-7am news

Namibia prepares for Independence Day as Nasan Energies lands a major 52-station deal and a ransomware-linked breach hits Namibia Airports. Meanwhile, calls for dialogue in the Middle East grow as global tensions rise over energy facility strikes and diplomatic efforts intensify.

Namibia gears up for Independence Day celebrations as vehicle sales rebound, while South Africa moves to recognise Muslim marriage officers under the law. Meanwhile, China warns firms in Zimbabwe amid export tensions, as Asian markets fluctuate and oil prices ease on signs of cooling Middle East tensions.

A fast-moving update linking Nasan Energies’ 52-fuel-station acquisition, a ransomware-linked cyber breach at Namibia Airports, and the humanitarian crisis in eastern DRC, alongside escalating Middle East tensions impacting global energy markets. Stay informed as we connect business, security, and global developments shaping the headlines of the day.

# Trade union leads civil servants’ protest on wages and healthcare.... # Anti-Corruption Commission promotes collective fight against corruption.... # Metros develop water turnaround plans, says S.A’s Deputy President ..... # Chad president orders military retaliation after Sudan drone attack ......PLUS #Japan's Prime Minister visits White House to discuss war…

# Yango Namibia Stands Firm on Compliance Amid Regulatory Engagement... # NamPost boosts partnerships to improve grant distribution..... # DA hails S.A Treasury metro reforms as governance turning point....PLUS #NATO’s Rutte says Talks underway to secure global oil flows through Hormuz