Residents of the Namibia Nalitungwe Informal Settlement in Windhoek’s Moses //Garoeb Constituency feel they are excluded from the proverbial Namibian House, because of unfair COVID-19 food aid distribution. They also claim that the constituency councillor Martin David has neglected their area by allegedly giving preference to areas dominated by mostly Aawambo people.
A dark cloud hangs over the local tourism industry, as fears grow that international travel restrictions will have catastrophic implications on the sector.
The Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture is engaging the media on how to implement E-Learning when teaching starts on 20 April.
PDM commended President Hage Geingob for acting promptly in declaring the State of Emergency in Namibia, following the worldwide COVID-19 outbreak. But the party is now proposing for the introduction of a country-disinfection programme.
Namibia has joined other countries in expressing concern over reports that Africans are being targeted in China and subjected to forced evictions, arbitrary quarantines and mass testing for COVID-19.
Ministry of Health’s Ben Nangombe clarifies last day of partial lockdown period.
NAMPOL’s Chief Inspector Itetila Shapaka during an interview said overloading and travellers not providing the necessary documents at roadblocks are a concern.
About 90 people were arrested and 40 cases opened for contravening the state of emergency regulations over the Easter weekend. This was revealed by police Chief Inspector Itetila Shapaka during an interview with Good Morning Namibia.
The Environment and Tourism Ministry has issued a stern warning to potential poachers, saying that anti-poaching activities in Namibian parks have not be relaxed due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Chairman of the Namibia Tourism Association (NTA), Bernd Schneider said the tourism industry has been exemplary in following the state of emergency regulations. The sector has effectively closed its doors. There is no movement from local travellers and lodges have seized operations until the end of June. Schneider said the industry is the hardest hit […]
