President Hage Geingob and thousands of other Namibians paid their last respects to the late Cuban leader, Fidel Castro Ruz whose ashes were interred at the town of Santiago de Cuba on Sunday Geingob told the gathering that Namibia owes a lifetime of gratitude to Cuba, adding that the solidarity forged in the trenches of […]

Local Authorities countrywide are urged to enhance efficient service delivery to the people by setting deadlines on planned strategies, and delivering on time. Urban and Rural Development minister Sophia Shaningwa made this call at the ground breaking ceremony for the servicing of land at Otjwarongo on Monday.

The Deputy Minister of Disability Affairs, Alexia Manombe-Ncube has dismissed unacceptable terminologies she says are used by the media when referring to persons and issues relating to disabilities. At a media briefing, the Deputy Minister said phrases such as the disabled, the blind, handicapped, crippled and wheelchair-bound are some of the words used when referring […]

Founding President Sam Nujoma says Namibia will remain forever grateful to the people of Cuba on all fronts, economic, political and social.

Cuban soldiers who contributed to the independence of southern African nations say their sacrifices were not in vain as it was driven by the spirit of humanity. Rafael Gonzalez Mesa is one of the Cuban Soldiers who was operating between Namibia and Angola during the armed liberation struggle.

Chairperson of the Namibia-Cuba Friendship Association has praised the selfless manner of Fidel Castro, which until today manifests itself in the people of Cuba. Andimba Toivo Ya Toivo called on Namibians to question if historic principles of the past are being put into practice, to ensure a decent life for Namibians as they remember Castro.

People with disabilities resent most of the ways in which they are referred to in the media. Deputy Minister of Disability Affairs, Alexia Ncube, told a media briefing in Windhoek on Tuesday that they dislike being called: the disabled, the blind, the handicapped, crippled; or wheelchair-bound. They also do not want to be labeled as, […]

The Otavi Municipality Chief Executive officer has called for investors to consider the town’s potential, to help it boost its current developments. Situated about 110 kilometers north of Otjiwarongo is the Otavi Town.

Namibians will honour former Cuban President Fidel Castro in a memorial service to be held in Windhoek. The memorial service will take place at the Parliament Gardens and transport has been made available to the public.

Small and Medium Enterprises exhibiting at the Oranjemund Diamond Festival have expressed satisfaction with profits made at the event. The entrepreneurs thanked the town council and its business partners for creating a platform where they could promote their products and services, and interact with fellow business people.