Some livestock vendors are no longer making profits from the sale of their animals as they are too lean to be sold at a profitable price. Livestock vendors operating in the area of Oshakati say lack of animal feed has led to animals losing weight drastically.
A vegetable garden irrigated with untreated sewage water is said to be posing a health hazard to residents at Rundu. Rundu District Environmental Health Inspector Johannes Lipayi says the produce of the garden at the foot of the Kaisosi sewerage ponds, are not fit for human consumption. The garden has been producing vegetables for about […]
Stakeholders in the public transport sector want measures put in place to reduce fatalities and injuries on public roads. This was discussed at a public hearing to assess the state of driving on national roads and the ongoing carnage caused by road users.
Institutions of higher learning have been urged to be on the forefront in assisting the Government to meet its development goals, through research. The call was made at the two-day joint conference on research in Henties Bay.
The 18-year-old murder suspect Aldes Abet Ai-aseb has been remanded in police custody at Outjo when he made his first court appearance.
Residents of Otjiwarongo have been warned against vandalizing streets lights and electrical kiosks at new residential extensions. The Central North Regional Electricity Distributor (CENORED) says damage to infrastructure will cost millions of dollars to repair and reinstall.
The Agricultural Business Development (Agribusdev) Agency has reserved 30% of land under irrigation at the Green Scheme projects for animal fodder production as drought resilience measure. This was revealed by the Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Stanley Simataa at a media conference.
The third annual Namibia Internet Governance Forum ended with delegates highlighting a number of challenges still facing the digital technology sector in the country. Lack of access to internet facilities, high data costs and lack of local content as well as inadequate infrastructure were some of the challenges delegates singled out.
President Hage Geingob is appealing to Africans living in the diaspora to re-invest their skills and money into the continent. This, the President says, would help Africa achieve its developmental aspirations faster, as set out in the AU’s agenda. Geingob shared this and other views during a courtesy call by the Exssas Blooming Mamas at […]
The issue of local and regional authorities failing to submit financial reports and properly accounting for their spending remains a serious concern. Timo Andreas takes a look at the latest financial reports tabled by the Auditor General Junius Kandjeke in the National Assembly for the financial years 2016 to 2018.
