It was announced today that Jacky Shipanga resigned from her duties at the NFA Girls Centre and thus as the head coach of the Brave Gladiators with immediate effect. Shipanga, who served at the NFA women’s desk for 22 years – eight of those as the national women team’s head coach – has resigned. She […]

As Namibians prepare to commemorate Heroes Day, a woman who spent most of her childhood in exile, remembers a crucial ally and friend of Namibia’s independence struggle. Maria Junias describes the late Fidel Castro, as a father to Namibians who spent their exile years in Cuba.

The construction of 250 modern houses at Otavi’s Extension 4 residential area is progressing well.

Ohangwena Governor Usko Nghaamwa has called on the public to support community health workers who are deployed in their respective villages. Nghaamwa made this call during the third graduation ceremony of about 100 community health workers held in Eenhana.

A teacher at Learning Right Kiddies Centre in Swakopmund is encouraging other pre-primary schools to develop a child’s cognitive skills by using practical methods. Kerby Nolan believes methods such as theater or music enable children to develop their reasoning skills.

The first phase of the rabies vaccination campaign in the two Kavango regions will start next week.

A military exercise, or war games, is the employment of military resources in training for military operations, either exploring the effects of warfare or testing strategies without actual combat. Currently a regional Joint Military exercise, the Blue Kunene SADC, is underway at Opuwo.

Polls opened early this morning for Angola’s parliamentary and presidential elections. Six have fielded candidates to take over the seat of outgoing President Eduardo dos Santos. Presidential candidates include MPLA’s Joao Lourenco and Isaias Samakuva of the main opposition party, UNITA.

For most Angolans, President Jose Eduardo Dos Santos is the only president they have ever known,having been in power since 1979. He is one of Africa’s longest leaders. But what legacy does he leave behind?

State House says a background check was conducted on US citizen, Christopher Cox before his meeting with President Hage Geingob last week. This came in the wake of reports Cox was a fake advisor to US President, Donald Trump, on North Africa and the Sahel region.