Month: September 2019

WALVIS BAY - Indian navy ship Tarkash will be making yet another port call next week at Walvis Bay for a four-day visit that is aimed at enhancing bilateral relations between Namibia and India.

WINDHOEK - State Advocate Dominic Lisulo yesterday conceded that the prosecution did not prove 14 of the 18 charges that Teckla Lameck and her co-accused Jerobeam Kongo Mokaxwa and Chinese national

WINDHOEK- The Namibia National Students Organisation (Nanso) regional executive committee in Khomas and its 15 branches as well as some student representatives from various institutions of high

WINDHOEK - Despite the increasing outbreaks of cholera in the Southern African region which is killing hundreds of people, Namibia did not record a single case of the disease since 2018.

WINDHOEK - Leader of the Mashi Traditional Authority, Chief Joseph Tembwe Mayuni, has sung praises for the government, but just coming short of telling his subjects to vote for President Geingob this November.

WINDHOEK - Air Namibia has confirmed the appointment of Escher Luanda as new chairperson of its board of directors, effective from Monday this week.

WALVIS BAY – Women, men and children at the west coast have in unison expressed concern about the increasing incidences of gender-based violence in the court by hosting a candlelight vigil in memory of

CORRIDOR 17 - The community of Corridor 17 and the neighbouring vicinity this week received a state-of- the-art early childhood development facility from the Anglo American Namibia Foundation. 

KEETMANSHOOP - A group of residents hailing from //Kharas Region recently graduated with certificates in early childhood development (ECD) at a ceremony held in Lüderitz.

SHADIKONGORO - The Ministry of Health and Social Services will not tolerate delays in the provision of critical health services to people, says the minister Dr Kalumbi Shangula.