A woman, who rescued a baby crying for help from a smoldering vehicle, said her act was driven by a mother’s instinct. Tulonga Neputa who became a heroine in a matter of seconds, for not thinking twice but to rescue the baby boy, says her actions were not extra-ordinary.
The bodies of some of the 13 people who died in separate car accidents in the past two days, have been identified.
The fundamental nature and morality of a person can be judged by how this person treats children and the weak. That was President Hage Geingob’s description of the late PLAN combatant, Aguste Mukwahepo Immanuel, during her memorial service at Eenhana.
In a motion brought before parliament, NUDO President Asser Mbai says, as many Namibians flock to cities and towns in search of better opportunities, the government should provide basic amenities.
City Police pounded on shacks in the Sewende Laan informal settlement in Windhoek and removed the shack dwellers belongings.
The Environment and Tourism Ministry is conducting countrywide workshops to raise awareness on the effects of sand mining. This comes in the wake of increasing incidences of illegal sand mining, especially in the northern parts of the country.
The restriction on livestock movement in the Okakarara constituency is lifted with immediate effect. The restrictions were imposed when a Buffalo was spotted at Okauarongo village in the constituency about two months ago. This resulted in the ban of cloven hoofed animals and animal products.
The Directorate of Education, Arts and Culture in the Kavango West Region kicked off with a road show admission campaign for the 2019 academic year. The campaign aims to motivate parents to apply for their children’s admission at schools on time.
The Education, Arts and Culture Minister has warned teachers against absenteeism. Katrina Hanse-Himarwa issued the warning after Otjozondjupa Education Director, Simon Tsuseb, raised concern about absenteeism among teachers. Tsuseb described absenteeism as a major concern and challenge to education in the region. Hanse-Himarwa said the practice is virtually the same as corruption and directed that […]
African countries are urged to invest in democracy by strengthening their national electoral institutions. This message came out at the launch of a report by the Global State of Democracy Publication in Windhoek on Thursday. The report by the Global Commission on Elections, Democracy and Security, highlights global threats to democratic progress and identify major […]
