The Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) says one of the four missing voting machines has been found and it is in custody of the Otjiwarongo police. The machine it says was one of those that were loaned to the Swapo Party Elders Council for conducting an internal election in 2017. The commission says at this […]
Finance Minister Calle Schlettwein took aim at rating agencies who he said do not take into account measures government had taken to stabilise the economy. Schlettwein told SWAPO supporters at the rally in Gobabis that measures such as fiscal consolidation amid the current global economic downturn serve as a testimony to these interventions.
Even though political parties have the opportunity to reach thousands of young voters through social media, the parties are not effectively making use of the chance to connect with that audience.
All People’s Party (APP) Vice-President Nangolo Shuumbwa has called on Namibians to vote for his party as it is ready to address the country’s challenges.
SWAPO says it has been addressing challenges the country had faced since independence and is fully aware of the many socio-economic challenges still to be tackled. The party’s president Hage Geingob said this while addressing the SWAPO Star Rally in Gobabis on Saturday.
Namibia Economic Freedom Fighter’s (NEFF) president and commander in chief Epafras Mukwiilongo launched his party’s election manifesto at Oneshila in Oshakati. Mukwiilongo said it is time for the long overdue economic freedom for the majority of Namibians which his party promises to deliver.
The Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) of Namibia leader has promised to improve provision in housing, health, and the rooting out of corruption once given mandate to govern.
Movies have made many ordinary people superstars and 10-year-old Camilla Daries from Katutura is no exception. She features in a short film ‘Baxu and the Giants’ – a story of how rhino poaching triggers social change in a village in Damaraland, seen through the eyes of a young girl.
Women in Windhoek recently dressed up in elegance and style to attend the ‘Biggest Tea Party for Hope’. Held at the Jan Mohr school’s sports ground, the event aimed at raising awareness on cancer, raise funds and networking.
The Namibia Federation of Visually Impaired wants the white cane to be recognised as a road traffic sign. Chairperson of National Federation of People with Disabilities in Namibia (NFPDN) Daniel Trum made the call during the celebration of the International White Cane Day at Rundu.
