The Namibian Police say they acted in the public’s interest when they cordoned off the burial sites where the Maharero Traditional Authority was supposed to have performed their rituals during the commemoration of the 95th Anniversary of Chief Samuel Maharero’s reburial on Saturday. The Maharero group told NBC News that it felt humiliated, having been […]
Vice President Nangolo Mbumba wants to see African economies accelerate their rate of industrialisation, so the continent can achieve its developmental agendas. He shared this wish with participants at the opening of the 19th Ongwediva Annual Trade Fair, in the Oshana Region on Monday.
Thirty-year-old Nombili Iileka is looking for financial assistance to allow her to acquire medication. She suffers from Myasthenia gravis, a disease which costs her about N$21 000 a month in medication.
An integrated policy to guide Government in implementing social safety nets can prevent the wastage of resources. This is according to the Director of Poverty Eradication Programmes and Coordination, Niita Iipinge.
Residents living along the railway line in Noordhoek suburb have accused the Keetmanshoop Municipality of ignoring their plea to fix blocked sewerage drains.
Chief Tjinaani Maharero of the Maharero Traditional Authority is confident that the government’s genocide reparations special envoy, Dr Zed Ngavirue, will do justice to the negotiations. Maharero said this during the 95th Commemoration of the re-burial of late Herero Chief Samuel Katjiikumbua Maharero.
President Hage Geingob left for Indonesia this morning, on a state visit, at the invitation of his counterpart Joko Widodo. Geingob will be in Indonesia for five days before proceeding to China for the Beijing Summit of the Forum for China-Africa Cooperation.
The President of the South Namibia Conference (SNC) of the Seventh-day Adventist Church is calling on churches to take up their role in the fight against violence. Edward Baron made the call during the Domestic Violence Emphasis Day organised by the church in Windhoek over the weekend.
Finance Minister Calle Schlettwein has called for the implementation of aggressive tax revenue collection strategies. Addressing staff members, Schlettwein warned that no business should be allowed to operate without paying tax to Government.
A Namibian delegation, comprising government, traditional and church leaders arrived in Germany to receive human remains of Namibians from Germany. The delegation, led by Education Minister Katrina Hanse-Himarwa, arrived on Air Namibia flight SW285 in Frankfurt early Monday morning en route to Berlin. Minister Hanse-Himarwa will meet with Michelle Müntefering, State Minister for Cultural Affairs […]
