Traders and customers in Ongwediva and Oshakati have welcomed the re-opening of markets.

The Kavango East Governor Bonifatius Wakudumo says he will focus on job creation and poverty alleviation during his term of office. One way of doing this, Wakudumo says, is through maximum utilisation of the region’s natural resources, which could also boost the local economy.

Parents have been urged to refrain from the traditional practice of accepting money or livestock as compensation for child abuse, including the rape of minors.

The newly appointed Oshikoto regional governor, Penda ya Ndakolo has called for unity and teamwork.

The Namibia Pre-school Teachers’ Association has expressed concern about the non-payment of teachers subsidy by the Ministry of Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare. The association represents kindergarten teachers countrywide.

Over 2 000 people flocked to the Kuisebmund Stadium at Walvis Bay to re-register for the Emergency Income Grant (EIG).

The Namibian Police Force (NAMPOL) in the Erongo Region arrested 26 people over the course of one week for breaking lockdown regulations. These statistics were provided by NamPol’s Erongo Regional Commander, Commissioner Andreas Nelumbu at a weekly media briefing platform here on Friday. According to Nelumbu, the different transgressions include offences such as facilitation of […]

Minister of Information Communication and Technology (MICT), Dr Peya Mushelenga said for Namibia, as a small developing state, the N$172 million grant received from the European Union (EU) is significant. He said it will go a long way in addressing health issues and the fight against COVID-19. He said it will also relieve the Government […]

Tura Magic Coach Fortune Eichab said he is more concerned about the health of the Nation than football at this point in time as he is at the forefront of fighting COVID-19. Apart from being a coach, Eichab is a full-time Constable in the Namibian Police. Fortune Eichab made a name as a rookie coach […]

The City of Windhoek’s open markets remain closed as the cleaning and disinfecting procedure is still underway. Despite the announcement made by the City’s chief executive officer that the markets will open by Wednesday, vendors are still impatiently waiting as the gates remain closed.