Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has urged the ministers of both Namibia and his government to implement bilateral agreements timely. On Wednesday, the two governments signed three agreements in areas of health, gender and sport development.
It was a proud day for Rosalia Sindimba who graduated with a diploma in Accounting and Auditing from the University of Namibia (Unam). Sindimba is the first student from the San community to graduate from Unam’s Rundu campus despite the Kavango East and West regions having sizeable San communities. She is also the first in […]
The National Assembly members are divided on amendments to the Regional Council Act giving the Urban and Rural Development Minister powers to appoint Regional Council officials in consultations with the councils. Contributing to the debate on the bill, DTA President McHenry Venaani says the amendments are in contravention of the separation of powers between central, […]
The Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Bernhardt Esau handed over a donation of N$90 000 to the Berseba Village Council. The donation from Osona Fishing Company came after the Minister made a call to the business community in the fishing industry.
The Northern border town of Oshikango was once a flourishing hub of international trade. But with the economic decline in Angola, the town is now turning into a ghost town.
By: Lesley Tjiueza Namibia’s boxer Jonas Junias Jonas who was the country’s 2016 Olympic flag-bearer and war arrested for alleged Sexual Assault was released but might still return to Brazil to face trail. 258 days later Jonas Junius Jonas has been released after relentless efforts Namibian National Olympic Committee. Jonas was arrested in Brazil during […]
The third Government Forum on Electronic Identity Management in Africa conference started in Windhoek today. The three day conference is being held under the theme ‘PATHWAYS TO DIGITAL IDENTITY’, and seeks to craft national strategies, specific to the development of a digital identity ecosystem, for any given country.
President Hage Geingob has left the country for a three-day state visit to Zimbabwe on invitation of his counterpart, President Robert Mugabe. The visit will not only be confirmed to bilateral issues but is also aimed at expanding and enhancing relations between the business fraternity.
The Namibia National Farmers Union (NNFU) will intensify its resolve towards better rangeland management in the country over the next four years. Government, together with the European Union, has availed a combined amount of N$2,7 million for this exercise in communal areas.
A three-day meeting was held at the Namibia Sports Commission to discuss fund allocations to different sports codes. At the meeting, Chief Sports Administrator at the Namibia Sports Commission, Freddie Mwiya together with different umbrella bodies and federations, discussed various issues surrounding different sport codes, including their finances. Part of the discussion was how much […]
