After last weekend’s game against Lions in Johannesburg, the Welwitschias will once again travel back to South Africa to face Pumas. In a Welwitschias media briefing, head coach Lyn Jones said that the cricket score they obtained against Lions was a sign of lack of fitness and increased pressure from their opponents. Jones explained that […]
Namibians have been urged to embrace hard work and patriotism to achieve self-sustainability and economic development. The call was made by the Deputy-Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resources, Chief Samuel Ankama at a belated Workers’ Day celebration at Oshikuku in the Omusati Region.
Technology change has its ups and downs, especially when it comes to bank notes as criminals always try to forge. However, despite this, companies responsible for providing security to bank notes across the world are hard at work to ensure they intercept any attempt to release fake notes in circulation. Security Inks and Solutions (SICPA) […]
The Almod Diamonds Namibia factory celebrated its tenth anniversary on Monday, making it one of the oldest diamond cutting and polishing plants in Namibia.
Fighting wildlife crimes, has become a priority on the global agenda. In response to this worldwide threat, the United States International Narcotics and Law Enforcement, is providing a year-long training programme for customs officers in SADC countries. SADC customs officials will be trained in Customs Administration and wildlife crime law enforcement operations. The US Deputy […]
Brazil is looking towards Africa to increase trade and investment, following a major decline in its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) earnings over the last two years. Namibia and the South American nation, which are cooperating in a number of areas, now want to expand their cooperation. The visiting Minister for External Relations Aloysio Nunes paid […]
The National Council as a legislative organ of state is committed in strengthening relations with the media. Chairperson Margaret Mensah-Williams says this is to ensure that the public is well informed about decisions and laws that parliament approves.
Close to 100 shack owners and their families in Walvis Bay’s Tutaleni residential area continue to illegally occupy municipal land. This despite the Police demolishing their structures and warning them to stop erecting shacks there.
The Windhoek High Court has dismissed an urgent application by suspended senior traditional councillor John Walenga to be granted unhindered access to Omukwanilwa of the Ondonga Traditional Authority Immanuel Kauluma Elifas. Walenga sued the wife of Omukwanilwa Kauluma – Sesilia Elifas accusing her of interfering in the duties, functions and powers of the Ondonga Traditional […]
May 8 marks World Red Cross Day, in recognition of the contribution and achievements of millions of volunteers and staff around the world, for their commitment to humanitarian assistance. Across the world, disasters are increasing in complexity, and humanitarian needs are vast, as more lives are being destroyed by armed conflicts, violence, and climate change.
