Nangula Geingos’ charity Patty’s Heart Foundation hosted an awards gala dinner on Wednesday night in Windhoek. The dinner was held to honour ‘Heroes in the Community’ who go the extra mile to serve others without expecting an incentive. Vice President Nangolo Mbumba, at the awards ceremony, praised the late Patty Geingos, describing her as “an […]
The Namibia Football Association’s (NFA) Normalisation Committee has suspended the Namibia Premier League (NPL) for bringing football into disrepute, by allegedly ignoring continuous directives from its mother body. Normalisation Committee chairperson Hilda Basson- Namundjebo stated in a press release that during a meeting on 1 October 2019, the NFA Normalisation Committee, appointed by FIFA, resolved […]
Thirty-two cases of rape were reported in the Ohangwena Region this year. Of these cases, 22 were committed against children under the age of 16. Among them three boys.
Government has so far spent N$131 million towards drought relief efforts. The Premier, Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila revealed this figure while giving an update on the country’s drought situation in the National Assembly. Earlier on, Kuugongelwa-Amadhila also held a consultative meeting with the regional Governors and chief regional officers where she also tounced on the drought situation […]
A two-day seminar to review the policies on the use of the internet and accompanying social media platforms is underway in Windhoek. Organised by the Namibia Internet Governance Forum, the meeting will discuss digital inclusion and its economic benefit, security of its end users as well as data protection.
Many exhibitors and visitors at the showgrounds say the Windhoek Industrial and Agricultural Show still serves its purpose despite the low turn up.
Voters abroad, sea personal as well as members of the police to be deployed at difference polling stations will be casting their votes on 13 November.
Trade unions are contemplating working together to discuss job security of bank workers in the country. This comes after thousands of employees in South Africa’s banking sector are set to lose their jobs as bank’s automate their services.
Few Namibians are showing interest in visiting the //Kharas Region despite the area’s historic sites which attract visitors from all around the world. The Ministry of Environment and Tourism has introduced Namleisure cards in 2015 to promote and increase domestic tourism, However, this seemed to have made little or no positive impact on domestic tourism.
The Rundu Town Council and Rundu Vocational Training Centre have signed a memorandum of understanding to cooperate in skills training and waste management.
