The Ministry of Health and Social Services has initiated its Institutional Cleanup Campaign, following a Cabinet directive that requires all government offices, ministries, and agencies to maintain high cleanliness standards. Health and Social Services Minister Dr. Esperance Luvindao urged all staff members to take personal responsibility for keeping the Ministry’s premises clean, hygienic, and well-maintained. […]
Erongo Governor Neville Andre acknowledges that Namibia’s education system has made significant strides over the past 35 years of democracy, yet it still faces challenges. He emphasised that many schools lack essential infrastructure for learners with physical disabilities, with 60% reported to be missing ramps, accessible toilets, and learning aids. Speaking at the 2025 National […]
There has been a noticeable increase in foul language and aggressive behavior in Parliament, particularly in the National Assembly. From shouting matches and personal insults to threats of physical confrontation, the National Assembly often resembles a battleground rather than a venue for honorable debate. This conduct strays far from the democratic principles of respect and […]
The Ministry of Urban and Rural Development will allocate N$75 million for land servicing and construction of houses at Farm 37, near Walvis Bay. Farm 37, also known as Green Valley, is located about seven kilometres east of the harbour town. In 2016, the late Erongo Governor, Cleophas Mutjavikua, pushed for Farm 37 to be […]
Tuyakula Haipinge, the Bureau Executive Director in the Office of the Prime Minister, emphasized the importance of access to quality healthcare, calling it a fundamental human right. Speaking at the handover of medical equipment from various contributors, Haipinge noted that the government prioritizes effective, timely, safe, and people-centered healthcare to safeguard the lives and dignity […]
