A 21-year-old woman, who is the mother of six children, has warned young people against the dangers of having children at a young age. Her seventh child passed away.
The Motor Vehicle Accident Fund has appealed to road users, to strictly adhere to traffic rules and regulations – during the busy Heroes Day weekend.
Government should demand former colonial masters such as Germany, South Africa and Britain to contribute funds to buy land for the landless Namibians. This proposal is contained in the ‘Swanu – Position Paper on the Envisaged Land Conference’ which was launched in Windhoek on Monday.
Women who were married to PLAN fighters suffered at the hands of the colonial apartheid forces. Some of them were forced to witness torture sessions.
The reconciliation policy has made it possible for Namibians, whose families were massacred by the apartheid soldiers, to forgive them.
The Nestor Sunshine Tobias Boxing Academy and former World Champion Julius Indongo thanked Namibian fans for the unwavering support they received during the build-up and preparation for their recent undisputed fight. At a press conference hosted earlier today in Windhoek, Nestor Tobias who is Julius Indongo’s head trainer as well as promoter, said that they […]
It was announced today that Jacky Shipanga resigned from her duties at the NFA Girls Centre and thus as the head coach of the Brave Gladiators with immediate effect. Shipanga, who served at the NFA women’s desk for 22 years – eight of those as the national women team’s head coach – has resigned. She […]
As Namibians prepare to commemorate Heroes Day, a woman who spent most of her childhood in exile, remembers a crucial ally and friend of Namibia’s independence struggle. Maria Junias describes the late Fidel Castro, as a father to Namibians who spent their exile years in Cuba.
The construction of 250 modern houses at Otavi’s Extension 4 residential area is progressing well.
Ohangwena Governor Usko Nghaamwa has called on the public to support community health workers who are deployed in their respective villages. Nghaamwa made this call during the third graduation ceremony of about 100 community health workers held in Eenhana.
