This weekend, the Basketball Artists School celebrated its 10th anniversary themed “Changing Lives”. The event focused on basketball, life skills, education as well as presentations on leadership and fun activities and games opposite the Katutura Sports Complex in Windhoek. The 10th-anniversary celebration that started on Friday marks a great milestone for the foundation, which came […]
Ministry of Environment and Tourism (MET) will involve the Namibian Police Force (NamPol ) in the ongoing nationwide inspections of all gambling and casino operations to create a database of licensed and unlicensed businesses. Speaking to NAMPA on Monday, the spokesperson of the ministry, Romeo Muyunda, said that the ministry’s inspectors have been encountering challenges […]
Former President Hifikepunye Pohamba is saddened by the fact that the majority of Namibians do not have access to affordable housing despite several government interventions to address the housing crisis in the country. Pohamba made his displeasure known in a recent interview with NAMPA, which covered numerous issues. Chief among the former statesman’s concerns is […]
Ranga Haikali is the new Namibia Football Association’s President after he overwhelmingly won the election against Johnny Doeseb in the 28th NFA Congress held at the Safari Court in Windhoek. After the NPL suspension, the Congress was left with only 22 votes, meaning that the winner needed only 11 plus one votes to be confirmed […]
The Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) has set out to, among others, improve the provision of clean drinking water to the residents of Opuwo Rural Constituency as some of its top priority areas in the next five years. Speaking at the party’s star rally at Otuani Settlement in Opuwo rural, PDM president McHenry Venaani called on […]
The Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation says all the affected communities of the Herero/Nama Genocide were consulted regarding the launch of the ‘Namibian Genocide – Learning From The Past’ exhibition and catalogue. This follows after the Herero/Nama Genocide Committee claimed that they were never consulted on the matter and thus called on the Government […]
About 1 200 households in Windhoek’s Otjomuise and Havana informal settlements will soon be electrified through the municipality’s electrification project to the tune of N$14 million. The Minister of Urban and Rural Development, Dr Peya Mushelenga commissioned the groundbreaking ceremony in Otjomuise.
Home owners in unplanned settlements, will soon sign lease agreements with the City of Windhoek.
Industrialisation, Trade and SME Development Minister, Tjekero Tweya, will soon set up a committee to look into curbing the continued human and wildlife conflict at Mangetti Farm. Tweya said this during a joint consultative meeting with Ministry of Environment and Tourism officials as well as representatives from the Namibia Agricultural Union.
The Founding President Sam Nujoma has called on African countries to unite and bring the much-needed economic development and growth to the benefit of the continent. Nujoma was speaking during a visit by the ambassador of Guinea, based in Angola, Conakry Edouard Thea.
