SWAPO presidential candidate Hage Geingob has called on the party’s rank and file as well as supporters to attend the last rally in Windhoek to be held over the weekend. Geingob made the call during a drive through campaigns at Groot Aub settlement and Rehoboth on Wednesday.
The Kudu Gas Project is still on ice as no prospective investor has been found yet. The Minister of Mines and Energy Tom Alweendo says a reliable investor is still needed to make the project a reality.
The 10th Insolvency Law Africa round table conference is underway in Swakopmund. The two-day meeting held under the theme: ‘Celebrating a Decade of Reform in Africa and What Lies Ahead’ is being hosted by INSOL International and the World Bank Group.
Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA)’s Deputy Statistician General Ottillie Mwazi says the documentation of the population migration patterns to determine the number of migrants is on track. Mwazi said this during the African Statistics Day celebrations at Osire Refugee Camp at Otjiwarongo.
A long-serving member of the Namibian Police Force (NamPol) Deputy Commissioner Jurie Johannes Vermeulen has died. This was announced by the Inspector General of NamPol Sebastian Ndeitunga today. The 55-year-old Vermeulen, who served the force for 29 years, died on Sunday in the Gobabis Private Hospital. Vermeulen joined NamPol as a sergeant in 1990 and […]
Mobile Telecommunications Limited (MTC) has opened its first Information and Communication Technology Innovation Centre in Windhoek today. The centre is planned to be home to new ideas, research and development.
Traditional leaders from Erongo, Kunene and Otjozondjupa Regions are undergoing training on customary land rights in communal areas at Otjiwarongo. The aim of the workshop is to capacitate traditional leaders to address challenges they experience in dealing with customary land rights.
The Ministry of Environment and Tourism (MET) has approved a five-year management plan for wild horses, which will include the provision of supplementary feeding and water. This is contained in a five-year Management Plan for Horses in the Namib Naukluft Park and the Tsau //Khaeb (Sperrgebeit) National Park. The ministry says this plan is to […]
Regional Councils’ Integrity Committees are now capacitated to deal with ethical, integrity and corruption issues in the public services. Five regional councils’ integrity committees attended a two-day induction session at Oshakati and were taken through existing mechanism within their institutions.
The Oshakati State Intermediate Hospital now has a dedicated facility to cater for premature babies. The Minister of Health and Social Services, Dr Kalumbi Shangula says premature babies will now be closely monitored and those in need of treatment receive it on time to prevent a high mortality rate.
