The tension between members of the Ovaherero Traditional Authority and the Red Flag Regiment has dissipated according to representatives from both factions. The Red Flag Regiment said it is ready for the commemoration of the Red Flag Day Reburial of Samuel Maharero’s remains.
Nampost launched three new smartcards, enabling users to withdraw money from any ATM in the country.
The Otjozondjupa Region is a hive of activities, as preparation for the Heroes Day commemorations takes centre stage. Over 10 000 people are expected to attend the national event, to be hosted at Otjiwarongo’s Paresis Stadium.
The Oshakati East Constituency by-election will go on as planned. This comes after the Oshakati Regional Court dismissed the case in which the All People’s Party (APP) lodged an urgent application to prevent the by-election from taking place on Saturday.
Security at Otjiwarongo has been beefed up and Otjozondjupa Regional Police have roped in reinforcement, including police officers from Kunene and Oshikoto regions. This was confirmed by the Regional Police Commander, Commissioner Heinrich Tjiveze.
Namibians are encouraged to explore opportunities in space. This was the advice from two astronauts from China who are in Namibia to engage with students and those interested in exploring the universe.
The Office of the Founding President has put into perspective the cost for construction of a kitchen and dining hall at the Etunda Farm Primary School, following an uproar on social media about what was regarded as an astronomical expenditure. The office says the N$8 million estimation was done by a professional quantity surveyor that […]
Two visiting Chinese astronauts Liu Yang and Chen Dong paid a courtesy call on President Hage Geingob at State House. They were accompanied by Deputy Minister of Higher Education, Training and Innovation, Becky Ndjoze-Ojo and China’s Ambassador to Namibia, Zhang Yiming.
Revaldo Kavanga has tabled a motion in the Children’s Parliament calling for grants to be awarded to people living with disabilities, based on the severity of their condition.
A member of the Children’s Parliament Ndinelao Shinyama has tabled a motion calling on the Government to build more technical schools, which she believes will improve quality education.
