The Erongo Regional Development Fund has launched a pilot project to introduce the drip irrigation system for vegetable gardens at all schools in the region. The vegetable gardens are meant to supplement school feeding programmes.
Turkish Ambassador to Namibia says her country is doing everything possible to normalize the situation following a failed coup attempt. She has described the recent coup attempt back home as a criminal act, laying the blame squarely on the Fethullah Gulen Movement.
Shots have been fired in a Munich shopping centre and a police operation is under way. Reports say the area round the shopping centre in the district of Moosach has been sealed off, but details of the incident are sketchy. Several people are reported to have been killed, the Sueddeutsche Zeitung newspaper quotes police as […]
Safety and Security Minister, Charles Namoloh, officially inaugurated the more than 41-million dollar Police Regional Office in the Zambezi Region on Thursday. The infrastructure houses 42 offices. In his speech, Namoloh observed that it was now up to the police force in the region to work diligently, with loyalty and commitment.
Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila says government doors remain open for communities to join the government-led negotiations for reparation for the 1904-1908 Herero/Nama genocide. Giving a ministerial statement in the National Assembly, the Prime Minister said it was important for Namibians to engage the German Government as a united people.
President Hage Geingob has ordered the Governor of the Omaheke Region, Festus Ueitele to issue a public apology to the Ovaherero community. This comes after the media reported on a stand-off between the Governor and the community. In a statement, the President said the apology was necessary in order to restore the spirit of peace, […]
Zambia will hold Presidential and Parliamentary elections on the 11th of August under a new constitution.
Otjozondjupa Governor Otto Ipinge has called on the nation to strive for self-reliance in food production. Ipinge made the remarks when he received a 20 hectare portion of land behind the Grootfontein Military Base for a regional Green Scheme Project.
The Land Reform Ministry has launched its customer service charter at Swakopmund in the Erongo Region. The aim of the charter is to improve service delivery. The customer service charter is part of the Public Service Reform Initiatives aimed at transforming the public sector into a performance driven institution.
Countries can only chart their own course and establish strong development institutions through peace. This was the message with which President Hage Geingob welcomed another group of six Heads of Missions who presented their credentials on Thursday.
