Speakers, including President Hage Geingob. recalled vivid encounters with late Professor Adebayo Adedeji and his dedicated service to Africa, during a memorial symposium held in Lagos, Nigeria Saturday. Adedeji died in April and was buried at his hometown, Ijebude-Ode on Friday. Geingob attended the symposium before his return home.

President Hage Geingob says serious deliberations must take place to remove the pest-exclusion fence better known as the red line. Geingob returned from abroad Saturday.

Classrooms and hostel overcrowding at Frans Frederick Combined School in the Kunene Region is receiving government’s attention. This was confirmed by Kunene Education Director Angeline Steenkamp-Jantze.

Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare Minister Zephania Kameeta says Government will continue to serve its people, and will not become discouraged, or ever quit in serving its citizens. Kameeta made these remarks while handing over 28 houses to Shack Dwellers Federation of Namibia beneficiaries at Berseba. The handover took place as part of the village’s […]

The Ministry of Urban and Rural Development handed over houses to 28 families who lost their properties as a result of heavy winds in //Karas Region’s Berseba settlement a year ago.

The final validation of Namibia’s National Action Plan on Women Peace and Security, took place in Windhoek on Saturday, under the theme, ‘Namibia Moving 1325 Forward’.

Kunene Governor, Marius Sheya is unhappy that the regional budget is not being fully utilised. Sheya said mistrust, constant squabbles and political bickering among regional and local authority Councillors and directorate heads are to be blamed for the lack of development in the region.

Pensioners at the Katutura Old Age home received winter gear from their Junior Councillors. The Junior Councillors visited the Katutura Old Age Home, which houses 20 senior citizens, to see to it that the pensioners are kept warm this winter.