Namibia votes on the third day amid technical issues, Biden visits Angola next week, and the East African Community celebrates 25 years with a focus on trade and economic growth.
Namibia commenced a third day of voting as citizens returned to 36 polling stations that were reopened due to technical issues affecting the initial election. This two-day delay required additional electoral measures to ensure a smooth voting process.
In international affairs, President Joe Biden is scheduled to embark on a visit to Angola next week. This visit follows the establishment of strong economic partnerships between the U.S. and Angola, recognized for its abundant oil resources, signaling a growing relationship between the two nations.
In celebration of its 25th anniversary, the East African Community (EAC) is hosting events in Arusha, Tanzania. Partner states are focusing on strategies to remove barriers inhibiting cross-border trade, aiming to bolster regional economic growth and strengthen collective collaboration among member states.
In summary, Namibia is engaged in a crucial electoral process amidst technical challenges. Meanwhile, President Biden’s forthcoming visit to Angola emphasizes the strengthening economic ties between the U.S. and Africa. Lastly, the EAC’s 25th anniversary celebration underscores regional efforts to enhance trade and economic cooperation, vital for growth in East Africa.
Original Source: www.voaafrica.com
