Journalists have been urged to extensively investigate causes of road accidents instead of just reporting on them. This sentiment was shared by the Global Road Safety Partnership (GRSP) Blaise Murphet in an interview with NBC News.
The serious shortage of basic necessities at Okakarara State Hospital could soon be something of the past thanks to a donation of items such as mattresses and linens. Lack of bedding is a concern at the hospital, with new patients often having to bring their own.
Residents of Sinzogoro village in Kavango West region have taken the initiative to provide a conducive learning environment for children. The villagers and school’s management are constructing brick classrooms.
Windhoek-The NFA Executive Committee which took place in Windhoek on Saturday has dismissed its President Frans Mbidi with immediate effect until the 12th of January next year’s when the Association’s Congress takes place. NFA Speaking at a press conference held at the NFA Soccer House on Sunday NFA’s 1st Vice President Dr Naftali Ngalangi who […]
Swakopmund-Commonwealth Games gold medallists Junias Jonas and Helalia Johannes were the biggest winners on the night after they were crowned Sportsman and Sportswoman of the Year at this year’s Namibia Sports Awards that took place in Swakopmund on Saturday. The lavish ceremony, which rewards sports stars for their efforts in keeping the passion of sport […]
Windhoek-The 2018/19 Namibia Premier League’s much-anticipated season will officially kick off next weekend. This came to light at yesterday’s Board of Governors meeting held in Windhoek. The Namibia Premier League’s meeting held at Safari Hotel yesterday deliberated on the kick-off of the new season, which will run and conclude in the next seven months instead […]
The Okahandja-Okandjira and Karibib-Otjimbingwe roads will be regravelled over the next three years, Minister of Works and Transport John Mutorwa has said. Mutorwa was responding to questions from Swanu of Namibia President Usutuaije Maamberua in the National Assembly.
More than 160 boys in and around the Hardap Region recently attended the first conference for boys in Rehoboth. The Grades 8 and 9 boys, from rural and urban schools in the region, gathered at Rehoboth for an event long coming.
Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila has called on the public to alert the office of the Ombudsman or Government if they know of anyone who is resettled but his or her name does not appear on the recently released resettlement list. This, the Premier says, will ensure transparency.
Despite mixed views from lawmakers and the general public over the 2018/2019 mid-term budget review, Finance Minister Calle Schlettwein says there is light at the end of the tunnel for Namibia’s economy.
