Sleep competition underway in Windhoek
Sleep is an essential part of everyone’s day, and an important state of being for people and animals. Now in a test of endurance, a sleep competition is currently underway in Windhoek.
Sleep is an essential part of everyone’s day, and an important state of being for people and animals. Now in a test of endurance, a sleep competition is currently underway in Windhoek.
Residents of Groot-Aub are calling on the Ministry of Urban and Rural Development and the Khomas Regional Council to put on hold the idea of incorporating the settlement into the City of Windhoek. The call was made during a community meeting held at Groot-Aub.
A woman is scheduled to appear in court today for allegedly escaping police arrest after she stole juice to feed her nine-month old twins. Security footage from inside Shoprite shows the woman taking juice, which she gave to her baby to drink. The value of the juice is said to be less than N$6. She […]
President Hage Geingob spent his 76th birthday with the elderly at the Katutura Old Age Home in Windhoek.
Lack of specialised medical services for patients with mental illnesses in the country has prompted the Ministry of Health and Social Services to conduct workshops countrywide to raise awareness about psychiatric disorders.
This year’s Eenhana expo brought together more than 200 exhibitors, including those from Tanzania, South Africa and Zimbabwe.
Some Swakopmund residents staged a demonstration in protest against the alleged removal of their names from the waiting list of the Built Together Programme by municipality officials. The protesters claimed that some officials in the municipality replaced their names with that of their friends.
Law makers in the National Council have called for a healthy balance to be struck between human life, wildlife and protected species. Contributing to the debate on the Controlled Wildlife Products and Trade Amendment Bill, Swapo MP, Steve Boois says loss of human life due to human-wildlife conflict is less of a concern and is […]
Addressing new home owners at Keetmanshoop, Mayor Gaudentia Willemse-Krohne urged residents to frequently pay for services the municipality provides. She says the provision of housing places pressure on the Keetmanshoop Municiplaity’s limited resources. Willemse-Krohne says this is because each plot has to be fully provided with water, electricity, roads, sewerage and sanitation services.
Deputy Prime Minister Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwa says there is a need for business people to know how public policy influences the economic environment, Nandi-Ndaitwah says political economy encompasses the whole operating environment of the business both nationally and internationally. She was speaking at the official opening of the 10th Eenhana Expo in the Ohangwena Region.