Environment and Tourism Minister Pohamba Shifeta has warned communities living close to the Bwabwata National Park, not to consume any game or bird meat, due to the risk of anthrax contamination.
Erongo Governor Cleophas Mutjavikua has called on the Ovaherero-Nama descendants to withdraw their genocide case against German in the New York Court. Mutjavikua was speaking at the opening of the two-day 91st Ovaherero White Flag commemorations at Omaruru.
Residents of the Otsalindi village in the Otamanzi Constituency of the Omusati Region took it upon themselves to dig an earth-dam for water for their animals.
Many employees are reluctant to disclose their mental medical reports to their employers for fear of losing their jobs. As Namibia marks Mental Health Day, employers are called upon to promote mental health at workplace and assist affected employees.
The suspected anthrax outbreak in the Kavango Rivier is yet to be confirmed. Until further notice, communities living along the Kavango river have been warned to stay away from the river. This follows the discovery of more than 100 hippo and scores of water buffalo carcasses by officials of the Ministry of Environment and Tourism […]
The Home Affairs and Immigration Ministry has come out strongly against the increasing number of cases of alteration requests on national documents, particularly for identification cards. The ministry says this may put into question the integrity of the national registry.
The memorial service of the late Angelika Muharukua that was to be held on Wednesday at Okatjetje village in Opuwo has been postponed until further notice. President Hage Geingob accorded Hero’s status to the late Kunene governor following her death on 1 October in Windhoek. The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology announced that the […]
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With Christmas fast approaching, many Namibians are getting into the seasonal spirit of giving. In this same spirit, Windhoek Correctional Facility officers recently donated clothes to residents of the Moses Garoeb Constituency.
Parents are urged to be aware of the whereabouts of their teenagers at all times. The Windhoek City Police’s Community and Public Relations Officer says some of these children may be involved in gang activities.
