The events which led to the Cassinga massacre must be told without distortion. This is the view of a Cuban professor, Yeniska Martinez Diaz, who paid a courtesy call on President Hage Geingob.
The feud between the Namibia Professional Boxing and Wrestling Control Board and some Professional Boxing Promoters in the country has taken a new twist, with the Anti-Corruption Commission allegedly investigating the finances of the board. With sport administration still in shock mode following the arrest of two former Namibia Sport Commission employees last month, there […]
The application of short message service (SMS) technology to communicate information on HIV/Aids, Tuberculosis (TB) and other test results, from laboratories to health facilities in remote areas, have proven successful.
With globalisation and the subsequent introduction of new technologies, Namibian learners can now connect with their peers around the world, to share and find solutions to mathematics and science-related problems.
The recent donation of N$23,4 million from the United States, will not be used to repair the incomplete perimeter fence of the Etosha National Park, as has been reported in some quarters.
Residents of Snyfontein settlement along the Fish River, where Neckerdal Dam is under construction, are calling on Government to fulfill promises of compensating them.
The Namibia Premier LeagueThe new Constitution, which will hopefully pave the way for the league to kick-start, was submitted to Namibia Football Association today for endorsement. The football governing body will now study the Constitution and once satisfied, forward it to the world football governing body-FIFA, for yet another look and approval. This process is […]
Retired Police Commissioner, Ndahangwapo Kashihakumwa is the head of the newly established anti-poaching unit. The Minister of Environment and Tourism, Pohamba Shifeta made the announcement today. The ministry received approval to establish a dedicated Wildlife Protection Service in 2016 in an effort to curb increasing incidents of poaching of endangered species. Kashihakumwa comes with vast […]
About 1 000 prospective grade one learners cannot be accommodated at schools in the Walvis Bay area next year, due to a shortage of classrooms. This was revealed by the Circuit Inspector for Walvis Bay, Monica Gawises, during the 10th anniversary of the Namport Social Investment Fund,
In the Zambezi Region, a family in the Mubiza area were left destitute after winds demolish their house. According to eye witnesses living in the adjacent village, a sudden whirlwind took apart the house of a couple who are in Windhoek, destroying the structures in less than 10 minutes.
