Botswana’s Ministry of Health and Wellness has confirmed five suspected cases of Coronavirus presenting with flu-like symptoms since 30 January 2020. All five suspected cases arrived at the Sir Seretse Khama International Aiport (SKIA). The cases were picked at different times and are isolated at a designated health facility awaiting laboratory results. The ministry emphasised […]
Otjiwarongo Constituency Councillor Julius Neumbo was finally buried at his home village Oshapwa in the Endola Constituency of the Ohangwena Region. In his message of condolences, the Head of State said Neumbo’s hands-on work as councillor contributed to socio-economic development and the upliftment of people at the grassroots level. His departure has thus left an […]
The Executive Director in the Ministry of Health and Social Sevices, Ben Nangombe has assured the nation that all protocols, as prescribed by the World Health Organisation, in dealing with the Coronavirus are being followed by Namibian authorities. Namibia also remains in contact with neighbouring countries to share best practises in dealing with the virus.
Information about a woman who was rushed to the Swakopmund Hospital, allegedly with signs of the Coronavirus, went viral on various social media platforms. The Executive Director in the Ministry of Health and Social Sevices, Ben Nangombe, confirmed a suspected case is being monitored.
PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Business School and the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST) signed an agreement to narrow the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical experience required in the workplace.
The Sorris Sorris Conservancy has received a solar plant funded by the Environment Investment Fund (EIF) under the Empower to Adapt Project. The solar plant was erected at a cost of about N$3 million.
A Canadian mining giant B2Gold has become the first company to donate 1 000 ounces of Namibian gold valued at approximately N$25 million for the conservation efforts of the near-extinct black Rhino. The company will produce 1 000 limited edition rhino gold bars which will be sold to investors globally, to mobilise funds to finance […]
Enumerators who will conduct the Namibia Statistics Agency’s (NSA) 2021 National Census Mapping survey were sworn in. The swearing-in is a legal prerequisite during which the officials pledge not to divulge any personal information from citizens to third parties without approval from the NSA.
President Hage Geingob has called for a peaceful succession process of the new Hompa of the VaGciriku tribe in Kavango East. Vice-President Nangolo Mbumba delivered the President’s message to the family of late Hompa Kasian Shiyambi and the Chief’s Council at Nyangana.
As part of its preparation for the 2021 National Census, the Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA) in the //Kharas Region trained 58 enumerators from the Omaheke, Hardap and //Kharas regions.
