President Hage Geingob announced that the second National Land Conference will take place from 1 to 5 October 2018. President Geingob made the announcement during Heroes’ Day commemorations in Nkurenkuru on Sunday. The President rubbished talks that most stakeholders were not invited to the Land Conference. He said, “We did invite people but even if […]
The street name of the late NBC Damara-Nama radio presenter has been unveiled at Outjo today. The unveiling of the street name after Salomon Salath //Hoeseb, coincided with the official opening of the Kaisames Radio’s annual sports games underway at the town.
The Motor Vehicle Accident Fund advised road users to play their part in ensuring a safe long weekend free from road accidents. MVA Fund’s Chief Corporate Affairs Officer, Surihe Gaomas-Guchu urged road users to buckle-up and observe traffic rules and regulations in order to prevent unnecessary accidents.
The Geological Survey of Namibia is carrying out a detailed geological mapping of the //Karas Region to establish whether there are mineral resources. Mining contributes 12% to the country’s Gross Domestic Product and any discovery will benefit the national economy.
The Namibia Agronomic Board has crowned, Lifasi Munzu as this year’s dry land maize champion, for the Zambezi Region. He received the award for his outstanding maize production during the last farming season.
The Namibian Police in the Kavango West Region have called on motorists to drive responsibly over the Heroes Day weekend. In a media release Regional Commander Josephat Abel said strict law enforcement would be put in place in the region and at Nkurenkuru in particular.
The SADC Arts Summit closed off in style with artistic ways expressing the meaning of art and with a message to African artists to make a contribution to humanity through their work.
President Hage Geingob says issues affecting Namibians are real and they should not be used for political gain. Geingob made the remarks at the opening of the Swapo Party Central Committee meeting at Rundu today.
The Defence Ministry, in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and Social Services has officially embarked on the second round of its cancer-awareness campaign. The initiative themed ‘Every Namibian Must be Informed about Cancer’ was held at the Defence Headquarters in Windhoek.
The just ended first SADC Arts Summit was deemed successful. Creative industry players around SADC drafted resolutions that will be brought to the attention of SADC Heads of State and Government for implementation enterprises.
