Month: June 2019

Ombwenge na Tjomuise- Orutu rwehi rOvandoitji ro ma ungurure kumwe, o u supi ndu tjiukwa otjo GIZ, ma rut ja otutu tu tuzikamena ko u tuta matuso oku pewa omasa. O mu yandja ndunge ko GIZ, Oliver Manungo,

OTJOMUISE- O mu kuramenepo wehi rOvandoitji mo Namibia, Christian Mathias Schlaga, nai ngwamana o u yenda we mo Namibia, ma rakiza kutja ozo horomende azeembari inda, ya Namibia no yehi re, aze

Otjomuise- Otjiuru tjehi Hage Geingoba, matja ovandu va Namibia maveso o ku wangata no ku yakura ovapwike pendje no ku ve ramba.

WINDHOEK –  Non-bank financial institutions (NBFIs) continue to grow their asset base, despite domestic recessionary economic conditions. This was revealed in the annual report of the Namibia Financial

WINDHOEK – The road has been cleared for China National Uranium Corporation (CNUC) to acquire the entire issued share capital of Rio Tinto Overseas Holding Limited (RTNH), after which CNUC will gain

The Namibian Constitution guarantees inclusivity through the system of proportional representation and so far we have held five parliamentary and presidential elections since we attained independence in 1990. 

A delegation of African scholars in humanities and social sciences who are on a two- week familiarization tour of China, attended a seminar on China-Africa relations and the ‘Belt and Road’ Initiative, Monday, in

Descendants of rightful bonafide indigenous owners of Erindi
'Every place has its village story'

Without a doubt, the aggression that has been carried out in the past months against democracy and social peace, and against the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, are unparalleled in the tense relations

The horrifying pictures of dead bodies of Oscar Alberto Martinez and her infant daughter in muddy waters of Rio Grande belittle great America in its failure to resolve migrant crisis.