The late Andimba Toivo Ya Toivo was not only respected at home, but throughout the region, including South Africa, where his activism in the quest for Namibia’s self-determination, brought him in contact with fellow freedom fighters within the African National Congress, the Congress of Democrats and Liberal Parties, among others. NBC News earlier today spoke […]
President Hage Geingob has announced that the late Namibian Hero, Andimba Toivo Ya Toivo will be accorded a Heroes’ funeral. President Geingob made the announcement at the opening service at the late veteran’s house this evening. Ya Toivo died on Friday aged 92.
Founding President Sam Nujoma described the late Andimba Ya Toivo, as a towering icon who sacrificed immensely in his life, for the political liberation of Namibia.
About 150 mourners, mainly friends and family gathered at the residence of the late liberation struggle icon, Andimba Toivo ya Toivo to pay tribute this evening. Among the mourners was First Lady Monica Geingos, Founding President Sam Nujoma, former President Hifikepunye Pohamba and his wife, Penehupifo Pohama, Prime Minister, Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila, and senior Government officials. […]
Otjiwarongo-based Robin Island veteran, Lazarus Guibeb has described Ya Toivo as a straight talker who didn’t mince his words about any topic.
Deputy Mines and Energy Minister launched the N$120 million Karibib 5 Mega-Watt Solar Power Plant at Karibib in the Erongo Region. The plant has been in operation since March this year and is already supplying electricity generated to the Karibib NamPower substation.
Government has enacted the law that will see an increase to the penalties related to wildlife crimes. President Hage Geingob signed the amended Nature Conservation Act which will now officially replace the outdated Nature Ordinance of 1975.
Early interventions, through early childhood programs have been found crucial to avoid learning problems, and bringing lasting benefits to individuals, and society as a whole.
Despite 90% of Bethanie residents in the //Karas Region having access to clean drinking water, the lack of serviced land and income generating programs are hampering development at the village.
The Omongua Netball and Football Association (ONEFA) is a sports body that runs the two sports codes in the Aminuis costituency. They hosted a tournament where all participating members were expected to register with one thousand Namibia dollars. About 21 teams took part in the tournament, which was held at Ella Du Plessis high school […]
