Nambinga rejects RDP motion of no confidence
The Leader of RDP Jeremia Nambinga has rejected a motion of no confidence passed by the National Executive Committee against him.
The Leader of RDP Jeremia Nambinga has rejected a motion of no confidence passed by the National Executive Committee against him.
Two SADC presidents will bid farewell to the organisation at this week’s SADC Summit in Pretoria, South Africa.
Introducing plastic bag levies will reduce littering and keeping the environment clean. The Environmental Investment Fund believes there is need for Namibians to change their attitude especially in the way they dispose plastic bags.
The Zambezi Region has seen an increase in the number of young people being circumcised. Three schools had participated in the Ministry of Health and Social Services, Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision campaign.
The United States is in a tailspin. White supremacists appear to be on the rise and the latest incident there has left one person dead. There was a march in Charlottesville, Virginia, filled with torches, Nazi flags and chants of “White Lives Matter” in the wake of the incident. It took more than 36 hours […]
The Bank of Namibia has resolved to cut the repo rate by 25 basis points, to 6,75% from 7%. This was necessitated to enhance economic growth, and also maintain a one-on-one link between the Namibian Dollar and the South African Rand. The reduction is effective from Wednesday 16 August, Deputy Governor of the BoN, Ebson […]
The ambassador of Finland bade farewell to President Hage Geingob at State House on Wednesday after a six year stint. Anne Saloranta was first the Head of Mission when she opened the office six years ago but was promoted to full ambassador when the status of the office was upgraded. A year thereafter Namibia reciprocated […]
The Windhoek City Police have urged all motorists to adhere to the new speed limit on Windhoek’s Western bypass. The speed-limit was reduced from 120 to 80 km per hour. .
Fifteen rural community projects in the Oshana Region received Mahangu Milling equipment worth more than N$480 000.
People with disabilities also need skills to engage in income generating activities. A group of caregivers from a Walvis Bay child and family centre have proven that centres like Sunshine are not only meant to provide therapy services to people with disabilities, but can also transfer skills.