The Ministry of Environment and Tourism (MET) has called on Windhoek residents to get back to a habit of keeping the city clean. In previous years, Namibia and the city of Windhoek has topped the charts, as the cleanest in Africa.
First lady Monica Geingos’ #Breakfree outreach, launched the translated anti-violence pledge from English to four other Namibian languages in Kilimanjaro, Katatutura. The pledge, that allows individuals to pledge against violence and promote peace, is now in Oshiwambo, Otjiherero, Rukwangali and Afrikaans.
Institutions are encouraged to utilise ministerial libraries aimed at providing technical and scientific information to decision-makers, researchers and scholars among others. These sentiments were shared at the Ministerial Library Service Awareness and Information Advocacy Day held in Windhoek.
The Otjiwarongo Municipality has availed N$1,5 million to repair potholes. The road works started this week, with three main roads temporarily closed off to motorists.
Water levels of prominent streams of the Cuvelai Water Course system are stabilising, with water subsiding in some areas over the last three days. The water levels drastically rose a fortnight ago, following heavy rains received in the four northern regions.
The National Unity Democratic Organisation (NUDO) has called on its supporters and sympathisers in Opuwo Rural Constituency to vote for its candidate, Kapukatua Kuvare, in Monday’s by-elections. The party’s president Ester Muinjangue says, if Kuvare is elected as regional councillor, he will ensure more boreholes are drilled in the area to address the critical water […]
Omaheke Governor Festus Ueitele has advised those responsible for drought relief assistance to remain steadfast in their duty until conditions stabilise. He was addressing the official opening meeting for staff of the Omaheke Regional Office at Gobabis.
Students in Wuhan, the epicentre of the outbreak of Covid – 19, are pleading with the Government to evacuate them from the area.
The National Unity Democratic Organisation (NUDO) has accused the Windhoek City Council of acting unlawfully, when it extended the employment contract of the head of City Police Abraham Kanime, for another five years, after he allegedly tendered his resignation. Addressing the media, NUDO’s Secretary-General Josef Kauandenge said the party has been monitoring developments at the […]
The government dismissed accusations that it refused to admit to the prevalence of corruption in Namibia. Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila was responding to questions by Rally for Democracy and Progress (RDP) leader Mike Kavekotora on the presence of systemic corruption in Namibia.
