Immigration authorities in Zambia have begun releasing Namibian truck drivers since Friday last week. The Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation has also confirmed that all the remaining truck drivers are expected to be released today, according to information they received from the Zambian High Commissioner.
Monica Geingos has launched a needs assessment survey of under-resourced and vulnerable ‘early childhood development centres’ in Namibia. The occasion took place at the Masida village, in the Zambezi Region’s Linyanti Constituency.
Speaking on the Good Morning Namibia breakfast show earlier today, Walter Kautondokwa was optimistic about his chances against Obodai Sai of Ghana, whom he will face for the WBO African title on the 16th of June. Kautondokwa is yet to taste defeat in his professional career. His impressive record of 14 wins after 14 fights […]
Delegates attending the fifth ‘Continental Africa Conference in Solidarity with Cuba’, say they cannot thank the Namibian government enough, for its unconditional support rendered to them.
A memorandum of understanding penned by the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Namibia and the Oniipa Town Council is expected to boost the newly proclaimed town’s development. Being one of the oldest settlements in northern Namibia, the recent upgrading of Oniipa from a settlement to a town has come with great expectations from the town’s residents […]
The Minister of Environment and Tourism Pohamba Shifeta has expressed disappointment over the sudden withdrawal of the United States from the Paris Climate Agreement. Shifeta says that USA’s withdrawal has undermined the importance of the Paris Agreement, as well as the efforts made, particular in developing countries, to reduce and mitigate the impact of climate […]
Racism and tribalism are burning issues in Namibia, now being discussed at open platforms. During a public meeting, organised by the Office of the Ombudsman Tuesday, the Landless People’s Movement said people should not pretend that such issues do not exist. Spokesperson for the Landless, Seth Nowaseb said tribalism manifests as an economic and social […]
The recently held eye camp at Keetmanshoop in the //Karas Region cost Government and its stakeholders over N$1 million.
The National Assembly resumed Tuesday, wasting no time to by-pass debate, and pass two bills. The House passed the Regional Councils Amendment Bill without Amendments.
Namibia’s financial situation is forcing the Windhoek Junior Canoe Polo team to raise all required funds for their participation in the International Junior Championships in Northern Ireland by themselves. 15-year-old Richard Rialdo Snyders, who has been playing polo since 2012, is part of the nine-member team that is expected to raise 30 thousand Namibia dollars […]
