The memorial service of the late Alexander Kaputu took place at his homestead, Ombakaha in the Omaheke Region. Kaputu will be buried tomorrow at Ozondeumbo in the Omatako Constituency of the Otjozondjupa Region.

Namibia’s COVID-19 vaccination campaign is moving at a snail’s pace, but the Executive Director of health Ben Nangombe is optimistic the process is picking momentum. The country aims to vaccinate at least 100 000 eligible adults by the year’s end.

The Southern African Broadcasting Association (SABA) acknowledges that African broadcasters operate on low budgets, and may therefore find it difficult to commit to being part of the envisaged SADC TV Channel. SABA Secretary-General Cecil Nguvauva revealed this as members of regional broadcasters concluded a three-day workshop in Windhoek.

Namibia through the second Chapter of the Decade of Action for Road Safety 2021/2030 Strategy, has adopted a Zero Vision where no person would be killed or seriously injured on the country’s national roads. This will be done through the plan of action launched today in Windhoek.

Urban and Rural Development Minister, Erastus Uutoni says affordable housing and proper sanitation will be the agenda to drive in full this year. Uutoni made these remarks during a groundbreaking event of a multi-million-dollar housing development at Grootfontien, to be known as Le-Mont Village.

The University of Namibia (UNAM) will present the first draft of the Country Self-Assessment report to the National Governing Council of the Africa Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) at the end of this month. This was revealed at the 18th Anniversary of the African Peer Review Mechanism celebrated under the theme ‘Youth in Governance’.

Some disgruntled residents in informal settlements at Katima Mulilo staged a demonstration in protest against the disconnection of water at the town.

Tuberculosis (TB) kills around 4 000 people every day worldwide. Around 700 are children. This means three people die of TB every minute. These were remarks of Health and Social Services Deputy Minister, Dr Esther Muinjangue at the commemoration of World TB Day held at Helao Nafidi in Ohangwena Region today. The commemoration was held […]

Walvis Bay, Keetmanshoop and Outapi have received mobile wellness clinics and COVID-19 hygiene material worth N$6 million from the German government.

Air Namibia’s liquidation is now official. This after the High Court ruled to convert the provisional liquidation into full liquidation following an application by the Namibia Airports Company (NAC). Last month, NAC applied to have the national airline liquidated, over a N$714 million debt. The application went unopposed, resulting in the liquidation of Namibia’s national […]