A woman died instantly when she was hit by a car at Oneshila at Oshakati in Oshana region on Sunday afternoon. The deceased was crossing the road when a Toyota bakkie bumped her closer to her home. In a separate incident, a driver sustained serious injuries when a Toyota sedan he was driving collided head […]
The burial of Fidel Castro was rather exclusive to Santiago de Cuba with no activities organised in other provinces in that country.
The former Cuban leader Fidel Castro Ruz was laid to rest in the Santa Ifigenia cemetery in Santiago de Cuba on Sunday. Paying his respect to his elder brother, Cuban President Raul Castro Ruz committed to uphold the legacy of Fidel, to the cheers of thousands of Cuban mourners gathered at the memorial site.
The Nelson Mandela Children’s hospital in Johannesburg has opened its doors. The facility is the second in South Africa dedicated solely to children.
President Hage Geingob is back home from a week-long visit to France, the UK and Cuba. Touching down at the Hosea Kutako International Airport on Sunday morning, President Geingob was welcomed home by Vice President Nicky Iyambo, and Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa Amadhila, among other Cabinet ministers.
The Commonwealth Secretary-General is proposing for best practice standards to govern the bloc’s approaches on development. Patricia Scotland says the Commonwealth is the only alliance body where developing countries have a voice and are in the majority.
Namibia and Cuba are working on strengthening bilateral relations and iron out some trouble spots that stand in the way of trade and commerce. After Namibia’s independence, Namibia and Cuba established a Joint Commission of Scientific, Education and Cooperation in which Cuba accorded medical, agricultural and engineering experts to Namibia.
The mushrooming of churches and prosperity gospel is a threat to the peace and stability of Namibia. This is the view of Fritz Gaweseb, the president of the Association for Charismatic and Pentecostal Churches of Namibia (ACPCN).
