Windhoek-The Golden Lions rugby side from Johannesburg, South Africa found the going tough for their 45-35 win against the Welwitschias in the Supersport rugby Challenge game played at the Hage Geingob Stadium in Windhoek on Saturday. The visitors led 26-21 at the change-over. The Welwitschias were looking for their first win in the second tier […]
Okahandja-The 2018 Race War drag race with Namibian and South African drivers and riders in action at the Okahandja airstrip on Saturday saw some of the fastest times on the local motorsport scene. Of the total cars in action 37 were from Namibia and only 2 from South Africa as many of the cars from […]
Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) Member of Parliament, Elma Dienda raised concern over the food bank distribution programme, which aims to fight hunger in the country, but has only reached a few. Dienda was contributing to the Poverty and Social Welfare vote in the National Assembly.
Namibia’s Vice President, Nangolo Mbumba, joined Cuban First Vice President, Salvador Valdes Mesa, in paying tribute to those who died in the Cassinga massacre 40 years ago. Mbumba led a ministerial delegation to Havana, Cuba where they marked the 40th anniversary of the Cassinga massacre.
Windhoek-The former three time world champions Julius “Blue Machine” Indongo is working hard in the gym with hopes of regaining his pride in the ring. Indongo, who is back in the country following his last fight in USA, is now training under the eagle eye of Imms Paulus at the newly established AC Boxing and […]
The Angolan head of state, João Lourenço, who was in Namibia on a three-day state visit, returned home on Saturday.
The Namibian and Angolan leaders have directed their cabinet ministers to meet and review agreements under the Joint Permanent Commission for Cooperation. Presidents Hage Geingob and João Lourenço say the outstanding agreements must be prioritised for implementation.
Banco Nacional De Angola will repay the last installment of about N$600 million to Bank of Namibia (BoN) by June this year. The repayment is part of a US$390 million payment of the Kwanza currency conversion agreement between the Namibian reserve bank and the Angolan reserve bank which was signed four-years ago.
President Hage Geingob said as leaders, Namibia and Angola should continue to make the necessary investments in a peaceful region. Geingob made the remarks during a dinner hosted in honour of Angolan President, Joao Lourenco, during his three-day state visit to Namibia.
The Otjiwarongo Municipality is sealing tar roads to repair and prevent bumps and potholes. The sealing process was delayed due to the rain received over the last few weeks.
