It is a well-known fact that the number of older people participating in an election is always higher. However, no one knows whether it is because of loyalty to a specific political party or the benefit the party brings. NBC News caught up with some senior citizens who both showed excitement about participating in the […]
MTC continue to connect rural communities to ICT solutions. Residents of Sorris-Sorris in Kunene Region are now the latest beneficiaries of the 081-Everyone project which aims to provide a 100% coverage countrywide.
Opposition Members of Parliament have reacted to the mid-term budget review tabled in the National Assembly on Tuesday by Finance Minister Calle Schlettwein.
Finance Minister Calle Schlettwein tabled the mid-term budget review in the National Assembly. The mid-term budget provides an indication of projected spending for the remaining period in the current financial year. Part of the re-allocation will go to the Electoral Commission of Namibia, the Ministry of Safety and Security, Basic Education Sector, Health and Social […]
The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) is investigating possible misconduct by some invigilators who may have leaked medical exam question papers to candidates. The results of the students have now been withheld until the investigations are completed. The Health Professionals Council of Namibia registrar Cornelius Weyulu urges students to remain patient until the investigations are completed. Weyulu […]
A local trucking company at Walvis Bay donated food and clothing items to an old age home in Kuisebmund. The owner of Auto Sueco applauded the community members of Walvis Bay for their contributions made to the donation for the elderly.
The Bukalo Village Council remains without a Chairperson, four months after the resignation of its previous chairperson Charles Siyauya. A recent event at the village council, meant to see the nomination and swearing-in of a new chairperson, ended with only one ordinary council member, the SWAPO Elders Council Member Bernard Masangu, confirmed to join the […]
Construction of health facilities, sanitation, water provision and social development are some of the top priorities Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) will address in its first 100 days in office if given the mandate to govern the country. The party’s president McHenry Venaani made these promises at the party’s rally in Keetmanshoop.
The dust is refusing to settle over the Rally for Democracy and Progress (RDP) leadership fights. Chaos erupted at the party’s headquarters, with two factions, one under the current president Mike Kavekotora and the other under Kandy Nehova, confronted each other over the use of the party’s offices.
Residents of Rundu’s Tumweneni Informal Settlement staged a demonstration to denounce their eviction from a piece of land along the Cuma Road that they’ve been occupying since 2018. Last week the group defied an eviction order granted by the Windhoek High Court.
