Six political parties in the National Assembly submitted audited financial reports for state funds they received for the 2016/2017 financial year. Finance Deputy Minister, Natangwe Ithete told the House that the rest have failed to do so as required by law.
The Governor of the Hardap Region Esme Isaacks is calling on the private sector to assist Government’s efforts to build more classrooms and hostels at various schools.
Gurirab (80), a liberation struggle hero served as Foreign Affairs Minister, Prime Minister, Information Minister and Speaker of Namibia’s National Assembly.
Family members and friends paid tribute to social activist, the late Paul Helmut, or Uncle Paul as he was affectionately known, at a memorial service Thursday night. Uncle Paul died at the age of 89.
Deputy Prime Minister, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah informed diplomats that government would find a lasting solution on the question of land ownership. The land question formed part of the minister’s annual diplomatic corps briefing in Windhoek. Government has already set up a national preparatory committee, which will start its regional consultations from 18 July, for the land […]
The Namibian Police Force has temporarily withdrawn the criminal charges against the six leaders of the Caprivi Concerned Group in the Zambezi Region. The withdrawal was done to allow sufficient time for investigation without unnecessarily impeding on the rights of the accused persons. The six men were arrested at Liselo Village in the Zambezi Region […]
The Regional Integrated School Health Programme Task Force was launched at Keetmanshoop. The task force aims to create a sustainable foundation for inter-ministerial cooperation and assistance for the health and academic performance of learners.
Deputy Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture is calling on all education directorates to promote the work of the College of the Arts. Veno Kauaria was speaking at the graduation ceremony of that institution recently.
A two-month-old baby whose mother died after being swept away by flood waters in Windhoek is getting stronger in the care of his aunt in Swakopmund. This is despite the heavy reliance on good Samaritans to meet the baby’s basic needs.
The Southern Namibia Farmers Union (SNAFU) is calling on its members to attend information sessions to equip themselves with modern farming techniques.
