Councillor for the Khomasdal Constituency, Samuel Angolo has called on the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM), to speed up the delivery of the COVID-19 relief food packages. Angolo made these remarks in Otjomuise’s Agste Laan area.
As the Swakopmund Municipality plans to reopen tuck shops and vendors, about 3 000 business owners flocked to the fire brigade offices to register their businesses.
A vaccination campaign against foot and mouth disease (FMD) has started in the Okongo Constituency of the Ohangwena Region. This follows after a buffalo was spotted at Omupanda village, about three weeks ago.
Government has spent about N$2,5 billion to settle COVID-19 related invoices. Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Dr Peya Mushelenga provided a breakdown of Government’s expenditure and Cabinet directives a while ago.
The Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) has suspended four of its employees over alleged violations of the bank’s operational standards.
A large number of vehicle owners turned up at the NaTIS Valley in Windhoek’s Northern Industrial area to renew their licenses. Natis Valley’s drive-through facilities and cash hall for corporate clients reopened to assist only customers with expired licenses.
Work is progressing well at the two open markets at Otjiwarongo as vendors are expected to commence with their business next week. The Otjozondjupa Governor James Uerikua who visited the site says he is happy with the progress so far.
More than three million people around the world have tested positive for the coronavirus disease, and Namibia is no exception having confirmed 16 cases, of which eight have recovered. Medical staff are on the frontline daily, taking care of those diagnosed and testing those who show signs or symptoms of this virus. NBC News visited […]
President Hage Geingob is expected to make an announcement on whether the lockdown period would be extended or not. The lockdown period ends next Tuesday.
Councillor of the Katutura Central Constituency, Ambrosius Kandjii has dismissed claims that his arrest last week was politically motivated. Kandjii maintains that people are reacting the way they do because they are desperate. He made these comments yesterday in Katutura’s Malaka Draai area.
