The Ministry of Land Reform has released the much anticipated full list of beneficiaries of the country’s national resettlement programme. The Office of the Ombudsman is among those that has thus far confirmed receiving the list.
Namibia is in the process of setting up its own barcode centre. A barcode is the minimum entry requirement for products to access shelf space making it easier than ever before to list a product..
The evolution of the media landscape continues to create opportunities to better influence the lives of many Namibians. This came to light during a two day Namibian Media and Communication Industry Conference, organised by UNAM in Windhoek, under the theme ‘Media and Communication in the Service of the Namibian Nation’.
A fire broke out in the industrial area of Otjiwarongo causing damage valued at thousand of dollars. It is suspected that the fire was caused by a passer-by who dropped a burning cigarette in the dry grass..
First Lady Monica Geingos said there is a need to create more platforms for open dialogue on sex education for young people to do away with the taboo of sex talk. Geingos expressed these sentiments during a two day Be Free church leaders dialogue held in the capital.
The Minister of Urban and Rural Development commissioned a 244 ablution facilities and five low cost houses to residents in the Omitara settlement in the Omaheke Region. Since the establishment of the settlement about 21 years ago, Omitara settlement residents defecated in the open or used open-pit toilets when nature calls.
The Universal Aquaculture Association was launched to serve as a platform in disseminating information on programmes, training and development opportunities to its members.
The Ministry of Information Communication Technology (MICT) will soon set in motion the process of developing a National Digital Strategy-NDS.
Interview with Environment and Tourism Minister Pohamba Shifeta
A Namibian delegation of about 20 experts is visiting Ghana to explore new ways in key sectors, such as tourism, agriculture, aviation, and mining between the two countries. They paid a courtesy visit to Namibia’s High Commissioner in Accra, Ghana, Charles Josob.
