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10 June - 1 pm news

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Prosecutor-General candidates fail competency test, prompting a restart of the selection process as Martha Imalwa remains in office under an extended contract. Sudanese man is due in court in Belfast over a knife attack linked to overnight unrest. NASA announces the Artemis III crew for upcoming lunar lander tests ahead of future moon missions.
10 Jun 7AM English Namibia News

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9 June - 5 pm news

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Government calls for a human-centred approach to AI at the International Labour Conference, while CRAN confirms Starlink has filed a reconsideration request after its licence rejection. We also cover Saftu’s call for action against anti-foreigner violence in South Africa and the suspension of ICC chief prosecutor Karim Khan.
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Government pushes for a human-centred approach to artificial intelligence, as South Africa tightens immigration laws while Nigeria prepares repatriation flights. Meanwhile, ICC chief prosecutor Karim Khan is suspended amid sexual abuse allegations.
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CRAN faces growing pressure over its Starlink licence decision, while Transport Minister Veikko Nekundi defends controversial speed humps and announces a digital overhaul of Namibia’s learner’s licence system. Meanwhile, regional unity and women’s leadership take centre stage in Southern Africa, as teenage sensation Kimi Antonelli storms to another Formula One…
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8 June - 5 pm news

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