Month: January 2021

Agriculture is a topic that concerns everybody.

Do you know that Agricultural businesses are amongst the most lucrative businesses in the world?

Namibia’s battle with Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) appears to be far from over, as more animal movements restrictions are imposed. 

The king of Ma/gaisa genre has been diagnosed with the hard-hitting Covid-19 recently and is recovering in a Swakopmund hospital.

Several local artists have taken to social media to air their grievances with Nascam over the recent payments of royalties with some going to the extent of calling the Anti-Corruption Commission’s Paulus Noa to investigate the organisation.

I have found it beneficial to provide a succinct contemplation on the demonstration against the reckless and unlawful decision by the honourable governor who had appointed Mr. Charlie as his exclusive advisor and a chairperson of the development committee of the region to be repealed and have the governor relieved from his duties and office.

Schools will open in January for the new academic year, but not next week as initially planned, the ministry of education announced yesterday.

WALVIS BAY –  The Namibian Institute of Mining and Technology (NIMT) is once again struggling to pay salaries to its about 220 employees.

WALVIS BAY - President Hage Geingob has led tributes in honour of former Erongo governor Cleophas Mutjavikua who died on Sunday at the age of 57. 

The police in Omusati region have arrested a 33-year-old suspect in connection with the rape of a deaf female pensioner last week.