The Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation described the year 2018 as fruitful, with most of its decisions and agreements committed to, having been implemented. This, however, does not mean that staff members can sit back and relax, says Minister Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah. She says collective efforts remain necessary, to support government in addressing the country’s […]
Angola’s ruling party, MPLA says, personal differences between President Joao Lourenco and former leader Eduardo dos Santos would soon be ironed out. The party’s Secretary-General Avaro Neto, revealed this to President Hage Geingob. Neto was part of the delegation of Secretary-Generals from six former liberation movements who met Geingob at State House.
Windhoek-Namibia’s blade runner Etchegaray Nguluwe just underwent a successful second operation that -although quite serious – allowed him to leave the hospital a day later. After his first procedure left much to be desired, the 29-year-old blade runner’s correctional operation was finally done by local doctor Pompie Burger. Nguluwe’s biokeniticist provided more details on this. […]
Black Friday, one of the most celebrated and anticipated days for customers, has arrived and despite the economic downturn many Namibians enthusiastically spent their hard earned cash. Customers queued at various stores in the capital before midnight to take advantage of huge discounts from clothing to electrical goods. This year’s Black Friday was well advertised […]
Executive Officer of Consumer Banking at First National Bank, Martha Murorua, is the new chairperson of a six-member board of the Fisheries Observer Agency. Murorua and five other board members were introduced to the media by the Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Bernard Esau.
Water utilities and local authorities say there is a need to ensure that consumers are supplied with quality water. In is against this background the French Embassy, Keetmanshoop Municipality and NamWater signed an agreement.
A former mining employee whose face was disfigured by acid is advocating for extended safety training at mine sites countrywide. Thirty-two-year-old Sem Imene was employed for two days as a contract worker for Erongo Industrial Supply Services, (EISS) when the accident happened at Rossing’s mining site.
Members of the Homeless People’s Parliament received their birth certificates and identification documents. The first ‘Homeless People’s Parliament’ was launched by National Council in April this year, to give homeless Namibians a platform to discuss issues affecting them, and make suggestions to address homelessness. The 31-members, who represent the homeless community, wanted a change in […]
