Belgium approves controversial searches of undocumented migrants’ homes.

November 6, 2026

Belgium’s parliament has approved a controversial law allowing police to search the homes of some undocumented migrants who have ignored orders to leave the country. It applies to rejected asylum seekers considered a threat to public or national security. Searches will require permission from an investigating judge. The law passed early today after an overnight debate amid protests. Around three-thousand people formed a human chain in Brussels, while more than 50 demonstrations took place nationwide. Human rights groups warn the measure threatens privacy and constitutional rights.

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Banks pursue N$35.3 million in unpaid loans

Bad debt remains high and in the motion court sessions today before judges James Devitie and Thomas Masuku, there were 81 applications for default judgements of which banks brought 28. Cumulatively the banks are claiming N$35.3 million in unpaid mortgages and loans, with six of these on Tuesday’s rule 108 session which […]

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Climate funding push ahead of COP31 summit

The Ministry of Environment has confirmed Namibia’s delegation for the upcoming UN Climate Change Summit, COP31, taking place in Antalya, Turkey from 9 to 20 November. The core purpose… securing climate adaptation finance for arid and semi-arid regions and advancing international carbon market frameworks. It has been a decade since the Paris agreement and […]

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