As Namibians prepare for the New Year’s celebrations NBC News reporters took to the streets of Oshakati to gauge residents’ views on how they will enter 2020.
An explosive claimed the life of an Angolan national in the Oshikoto Region on Sunday. The incident took place east of Oshivelo.
No serious crimes were recorded in the Oshana Region during the Christmas period. Four cases of burglary and two cases of suicide were reported in the Oshana Region over Christmas though.
Keetmanshoop Municipality Councillor, Ernst Jash says that the town of Keetmanshoop in the //Kharas Region can be considered as one of the fastest growing towns in Namibia. With an estimated population of about 20 000 inhabitants, Keetmanshoop is ideally located for investment opportunities that range from real estate, retail and hospitality.
The executive manager of the Namibia Agricultural Union (NAU), Roelie Venter has called on commercial farmers to work together to make their undertakings more viable and successful. Venter believes closer cooperation among farmers in 2020 will be the only means to mitigate the effects of the devastating effects of the 2019 drought.
President Hage Geingob’s New Year’s message to the nation.
The Supreme Court has set a hearing date for the electoral challenge to the Presidential Election for 17 January. This follows a case management process between the applicants and the respondents.
The first Katima Mulilo Youth Expo is underway at the town in the Zambezi Region. The Expo was launched this year and will continue on an annual basis.
2019 has been an eventful year with some stories of considerable social impact making the headlines. These range from politics to finance, business, crime, health, education and many others. With social media playing its part, news stories spread far and wide fast, awakening many to the realities in the country and elsewhere. The year was […]
The past five years of drought in Namibia should act as a learning curve to many subsistence communal farmers. Hence, with the current government assistance, farmers should make use of the present promising weather to diversify to crop production, rather than rely on livestock alone. These were the remarks by the Senior Traditional Councillor of […]
