The Government has been accused of allowing China to capture the state. This emerged from a dialogue organised by the Affirmative Repositioning Movement. Speakers at the meeting urged Namibians to demand transparency from government regarding deals between the two countries.
President Hage Geingob says title holders of the Miss Namibia pageant should promote positive activities that young people can emulate. The President made the remarks when he congratulated the newly crowned Miss Namibia 2018, Selma Kamanya at State House today. Kamanya was crowned Miss Namibia 2018 last Saturday at Windhoek Country Club and Resort. President […]
The Popular Democratic Movement’s Youth League leadership is not happy with a decision by the Minister of Finance, Calle Schletwein to tax informal businesses.
The Inspector-General of the Police has reminded his officers in Zambezi Region to act professionally when executing their duties. Lieutenant General Sebastian Ndeitunga issued a stern warning to police officers who associate themselves with groups that have the potential to compromise state security.
The Minister of Labour, Industrial Relations and Employment Creation inaugurates the sixth Employment Equity Commission, consisting of 28 members to serve for a period of three years.
The face and skyline of the capital city has taken a drastic change over the years, with new multi storey buildings and other artistically designed buildings being erected.
Some homesteads in the Ndonga Linena Constituency are submerged under water. It is suspected that the water leaks are from the nearby Ndonga Linena Irrigation Project.
Many Namibians are still without national documents and are blaming the Ministry of Home Affairs and Immigration of inefficiency. NBC News spoke to Salome Kambala, the ministry’s spokesperson, to shed more light on the issue.
The Namibia National Students Organisation (NANSO) acting president Bernard Kavau said the reason why the student organisation agreed to the student loans cut was due to financial constraints the fund is faced with. He however said only non-tution fees have been reduced.
Namibian products wishing to enter the lucrative Nigerian market will be subjected to that country’s strict import standards. Its against that background that Nigeria’s National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC is to visit selected Namibian factories later in the year.
