Vice President Nangolo Mbumba turns 82

President Hage Geingob has joined the family of Vice President Nangolo Mbumba, wishing him a happy birthday. Mbumba turned 82 today. Dr. Geingob says in a statement that Mbumba’s dedication to service and tireless commitment to the betterment of Namibia have truly made a difference in the lives of the people. Dr. Geingob says the […]

Seal meat a potential delicacy

Fisheries biologist Lessyn Kalwenya believes seal meat has the potential to add to the list of local delicacies. She says it will come with the added advantage of health benefits due to its oil being rich in Omega 3. Kalwenya says seal meat will not only help feed thousands but can also help control and […]

NARD calls for awareness on various conditions

Patients with rare diseases sometimes live a life of isolation. The Namibia Alliance for Rare Diseases (NARD) therefore calls for an urgent need to raise awareness and advocacy in communities about these conditions. NARD was established by the Multiple Sclerosis Association of Namibia, the Cancer Association of Namibia, and the Okanti Foundation after patients with […]

National symbols hold significance – Theofelus

The Deputy Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Emma Theofelus, has reiterated that national symbols hold significance beyond being mere emblems, but serve as visual representations of Namibia’s shared identity.  Launching the National Symbols Campaign in the Zambezi Region, Theofelus stated that national symbols effectively convey fundamental aspects, including values, history, and aspirations, that define a […]

NYS & RVTC to collaborate on sharing best practises

The National Youth Service (NYS) and Rundu Vocational Training Centre (RVTC) have joined forces to collaborate on sharing best practises, enhancing capacity, and refining professional skills. The parties recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding at the Rietfontein Training Centre. In terms of the agreement, the parties will extend attachment opportunities to trainees within mutually determined […]

NAMCOL appoints board members

The Minister of Education, Arts, and Culture, Anna Nghipondoka, urged the newly appointed board members to prioritise transparency and foster collaborative efforts for the promising future of NAMCOL. In inaugurating the nine-member board, Nghipondoka mentioned that the Ministry envisions NAMCOL’s evolution into an open university. Dr. Herta Ndatengomwa Pomuti and Tonata Uwanga were re-appointed. Evelyn […]