A four-year-old boy was reportedly almost kidnapped on Thursday. The incident happened in the morning at Windhoek’s Dorado Park U-Save shopping centre.
Namibia needs highly skilled people to meet its economic, social, political, technological and environmental challenges. This can be easily achieved through universities ensuring the level of quality, of their programmes. This was said by Minister of Higher Education, Training and Innovation Itah Kandjii-Murangi during commemoration of ‘Institutional Quality Day’, at the Namibia University of Science […]
Air Namibia has refused to comment on the suspension of two members of the Namibia Cabin Crew Union, after allegations by the union that they were victimised for speaking out against the employment of foreign pilots.
Windhoek -Brave Warriors Coach Ricardo Mannetti has congratulated the Namibian rugby team on their qualification for the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan. The former Brave Warriors midfield dynamo and current coach of the team said he was excited by the national rugby team’s qualification for the sport’s biggest showpiece. Namibia’s qualification came as a […]
Water shortage in Okanguati and some parts of the Kunene Region remains a great concern. Residents still depend on untreated water from earth dams.
The Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry is eager to assist Namibia to develop low-cost housing. The Chamber signed a cooperation agreement with its counterpart, the Namibian Chamber of Commerce Industry (NCCI) covering a range of economic sectors in Jakarta, Indonesia.
The psychological damage of the genocide still remains prevalent among local people in modern day Namibia, says Vice President Nangolo Mbumba. He singled out tribalism, anger, and regionalism is a reflection of such inhumane actions. Germany must acknowledge the crimes as a genocide and duly apologise to facilitate meaningul reconciliation between descendants of both nations. […]
The atrocities commited by Germany against the Nama and OvaHerero from 1904 to 1908 have all the hallmarks of a genocide, says the German Deputy Foreign Minister, Michelle Muntefering. The official ceremony marking the return, from Germany, of the third consignment of the remains of 27 victims of the 1904 to 1908 genocide against the […]
The official ceremony marking the return of the remains of 27 victims of the 1904 to 1908 genocide against the OvaHerero/Nama by German imperialist forces has commenced at the Parliament Gardens in Windhoek.
Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila received the remains of 27 victims of the Ovaherero/Nama 1904 to 1908 genocide. The return of the remains was observed by a Namibian Defence Force parade in honour of the fallen Namibians. Kuugongelwa Amadhila says this is a healing process in progress for Namibians whose ancestors were exterminated and whose remains […]
