One of the world’s largest and most advanced exploration and sampling vessel was launched at Walvis Bay. The vessel is named after the Founding President Sam Nujoma.
About 50 learners from the Wennie Du Plessis Secondary School visited Parliament to familiarise themselves with legislative processes involved in drafting laws, policies, and acts. The visit allows them to learn about the various organs of state, as well as their functions and mandates.
The widow of Andimba Toivo ya Toivo described her late husband as a man who was dedicated to the best cause of his country. Vickey met ya Toivo in 1984 and got married six years later.
Thousands of mourners flocked to the Ondangwa Trade Fair Centre to pay their last respects to the late Andimba Toivo ya Toivo. Ya Toivo died on 9 June at the age of 92.
Oshana Regional Governor Clemens Kashuupulwa described the late Herman Andimba Toivo ya Toivo as a visionary leader, liberation icon, man of people who made supreme sacrifices towards Namibia’s liberation struggle and freedom for the nation. He said Ya Toivo inspired the youth, workers and business people during the colonial years to join the South West […]
Former Robben Island Prisoner, Peter Iilonga paid tribute to the late Andimba Toivo ya Toivo at the Ondangwa Trade Fair Centre.
Facebook is a popular and free social network website, a platform criminals now appear to be exploiting for their illegal gain. The Windhoek City Police therefore urges all social media users, to be extra vigilant, before accepting Facebook friend requests.
While some children in Namibia are privileged to have parents protecting and providing for them, it is a struggle for others. This is especially true for some children in Walvis Bay, who are forced by circumstances to assume adult responsibilities at a young age.
School learners say pressure to keep up with expensive brands as well as popularity, are luring many of their peers to becoming what they call “side chicks’ and “side boys” to older men and women, who are otherwise also known as a blessers.
A 14-year-old girl living with disabilities is beating the odds with the help of Government’s free access to education.
