Namibians urged to change their life style
Namibians have been urged to help the Government intensify efforts towards a nation free of the avoidable burden of non-communicable diseases by changing their lifestyle.
Namibians have been urged to help the Government intensify efforts towards a nation free of the avoidable burden of non-communicable diseases by changing their lifestyle.
The Engela District Hospital in the Ohangwena Region has shown a decrease in new HIV/AIDS infection rates.
President Hage Geingob said it’s time that Africa and developed nations work together to correct the wrongdoings of the past be it in development or political areas.
Namibia’s lack of expert skills in sectors such as agriculture and manufacturing is an area Chinese investors and local businesses need to develop. Chinese investors at the 19th International Fair for Investment and Trade have therefore expressed interest in investing in training programs if ventures are formed.
LESLEY TJIUEZA African Stars beat Tigers 3-0 on Saturday afternoon at the Sam Nujoma Stadium to record their 2nd consecutive Standard Bank Super Cup triumph. Stars were the defending champions and won their right to play Tigers by winning Standard Bank Super Cup playoffs in August ,also having beaten Tigers 1-0 in last year’s final. […]
The UN Security Council has condemned the latest nuclear test conducted by North Korea, saying it is a clear violation of Security Council resolutions.
Vice President Nickey Iyambo has called on Namibians to remain united and strive to achieve the set national development goals as a nation. He officiated at the 10th Okakarara Annual Trade Fair on behalf of President Hage Geingob on Friday.
The Khomas Regional Council and the Windhoek Municipality with other stakeholders want to come up with strategies to improve service delivery.
President Hage Geingob left for the United States Saturday morning to attend the 71st session of the UN General Assembly.
President Hage Geingob says it is not Government policy to control media freedom in Namibia. Dr Geingob points out that Namibia’s liberation struggle was also about freedom of media, freedom of movement and free speech, emphasizing it will be contradictory for the government to say it is going to control and regulate the media. He […]