Namibian workers have been urged to turn up in big number at the May day commemorations. NUNW will commemorate the day in Khorixas, while TUCNA is scheduled to address workers at Walvis Bay.
The City of Windhoek has approved the renaming of a street after South African struggle icon late Winnie Madikizela-Mandela. The council, at its recent monthly meeting, resolved to rename various streets in Windhoek, especially those with colonial connotations.
Swapo secretary general, Sophia Shaningwa has lashed out at the media and board members of Kalahari Holdings for attempting to portray her as corrupt. A tense stand-off ensued between Shaningwa and the acting chairperson of the Kalahari Holdings board, Christian Maketo.
An increase in cases of Spina Bifida amongst children is becoming a concern in the country. This was revealed by a neurosurgeon who treats new cases of this medical condition almost every week.
Residents living along the Chobe River in the Zambezi Region are urging the government to speed up infrastructure development. They say lack of roads in the area, including Impalila Island, is forcing them to ferry to Botswana for basic needs and health services.
The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (MICT) held a one-day workshop in Windhoek to engage government’s public relations officers. The workshop was attended by PROs from different offices, ministries and agencies around the country. Information and Communication Technology Minister, Stanley Simataa says the meeting was aimed at enhancing the performance of PROs.
Minister of Environment and Tourism, Pohamba Shifeta, inaugurated predator-proof kraals for livestock and early warning systems for human-wildlife conflict management at Bersig in the Kunene Region. The kraals are fitted in such a way that lions won’t be able to enter and attack livestock locked inside. Early warning systems allows the ministry and partners to […]
The Namibian Ports Authority (NAMPORT), through its Social Investment Fund, donated four modular classrooms to the Kuisebmond Primary Project school at Walvis Bay. The classrooms were constructed at a cost of N$850 000.
