Namibia is enjoying peace today because of the heroic deeds of Andimba Toivo ya Toivo. This was said by Founding Father Dr Sam Nujoma at the memorial service of Ya Toivo. Nujoma encouraged Namibians to protect the peace in the country and to celebrate the life of the struggle stalwart.

Helao Shityuwete, a longtime friend of the late Andimba Toivo ya Toivo of 68 years, says he remains heavily indebted to the life lessons, friendship and leadership skills bestowed on him by the late struggle stalwart. Shityuwete says that the humility, strong convictions, and principles should serve as a blueprint which the youth should emulate.

Some Namibians have been proposing that the Ondangwa Airport to be named after the late Andimba Toivo ya Toivo. Speaking at the memorial, former President Hifikepunye Pohamba said this proposal should be pushed forward.

Namibia has lost a man who embraced the ideals that make us a nation we are today. These were President Hage Geingob’s words at the memorial of Andimba Toivo ya Toivo, adding that the ideals that are today captured in our Constitution, were the ideals that ran through ya Toivo’s veins for all of his […]

President Hage Geingob paid homage to Botswana’s former President, Quett Masire, who died yesterday, aged 91.

The Windhoek-Frankfurt route is an important component of Air Namibia’s strategic plan and closing it is not on the cards. The national airline’s board gave this assurance after reports of eminent suspension of the route made rounds in the media.

This year’s eye-camp is underway in the Oshana region. The target is to restore the sights of 300 people though this number is expected to rise.

Fourteen trucks, formerly held in Zambia, are reported to be on the road back home.

A study by the Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture shows that some school children who face shortage of food at home perform poorly at school.

Government is to improve revenue collection through the establishment of the Namibia Revenue Agency. This will be done through the tabling of the Namibia Revenue Agency Bill in the National Assembly, by Finance Minister Calle Schlettwein.