By: Breschneff Katjaimo Kautondokwa, who is also known as “The Executioner”, has been working hard in the gym as well as in the ring for close to ten years now. The well-disciplined boxer is also nicknamed the “Knock-Out Specialist” by boxing experts, as he boasts an impressive record of 11 fights and 11 wins, with […]
The President of the Association of Charismatic and Pentecostal Churches-ACPA says churches should continue to be a separate entity from government. Apostle Fred Gawaseb says a government controlled church will hinder Christians in worshiping God freely. Earlier this month, a motion to introduce government regulations was discussed in the National Assembly to protect Namibians from […]
The African Union is set to elect new Commissioners tomorrow. The positions of Chairperson, Deputy Chairperson and Commissioners of various portfolios will be up for grabs. Initially elections were supposed to take place today, but due to a heavy program, including the official opening of the Summit as well as a closed door session, the […]
An overnight coup attempted in both Istanbul and the Turkish capital Ankara has left over 160 people dead, mostly civilians, and massive destruction in its wake. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan says he’s back in control.
The Gibeon Village Council has reaffirmed its commitment to provision of housing, sanitation and road infrastructure and other basic service delivery, as key development areas. The council opened a 900-meter tar road constructed at a cost of more than 2-million dollars to the public while it also handed over 14-toilet blocks to some residents at […]
The African Union is preparing to take drastic decisions over the reform of the United Nations Security Council. President Hage Geingob, who attended the meeting of the Committee of Ten Heads of State ahead of the AU Summit in Kigali, says the committee has made serious proposals that will be presented to the summit on […]
The Swakopmund Municipality has launched a Youth Development Policy which explains the town’s readiness to address problems facing young people. Before the policy launch, a study for the youth in the age range of 16-35 was done at Swakopmund to highlight the problems they face.
The Namibian Police in the Hardap Region will soon move into a new state of the art regional headquarters built at a cost of 55 million dollars. The building consists of 52-offices, two board rooms, a video conferencing room, a procurement and logistics house, uniform room and an armory storeroom among others.
The National Assembly ratified the African Charter on Democracy, Elections and Governance on Thursday. Namibia signed the charter when it was introduced by the African Union in 2007.
Officials of the Environment and Tourism Ministry put-down another elephant in the Musese Constituency of the Kavango West Region today. The elephant was injured in a road accident where three police officers sustained serious injuries. According to Kavango West Police Commander, Olavi Auanga the vehicle was traveling from Rundu to Nkurenkuru on Friday evening when […]
