Month: July 2021

The University of Namibia has set up a drive- through PCR test facility for Covid-19 at the Hage Geingob Campus in Windhoek.

Although overall crime in the Zambezi region has been described as “controllable”, smuggling of illicit goods through ungazetted entry points remains a thorn in the flesh for law  enforcement.

Three men who were convicted of a vicious attack that resulted in the death of a 30-year-old man at Okeeke location in the Onyaluwili village in the Omusati region nearly four years ago, had their conviction and sentence overturned by the High Court.

The honeymoon of Grootfontein residents who stay in council properties without paying fees as well as occupying and building illegal structures on townland will soon be over .

Mining remains an important contributor to Namibia’s economy – and in 2020, it contributed 10.1% to the Gross Domestic Product. 

The Ministry of Mines and Energy was established with the mandate to ensure that Namibia’s geological, mineral and energy resources are sustainably exploited and contribute to the country’s socioeconomic development to benefit all Namibians.

Competing at the Olympic Games is undoubtedly a career milestone for any athlete – but for a chosen few, the added honour of carrying their country’s national flag during the opening ceremony of the global sports showpiece is a huge honour. 

Lukas Ndafoluma, who recently clinched his first World Boxing Organisation (WBO) Africa Middleweight title, will step into the ring for his title defence away from home on Sunday. 

Eshi ouministeli wouhaku nonghalonawa wa tameka natango noshikonga shomoule shi li kombinga yotunhila yombuto yoCovid-19, hano ngoloneya moshitukulwa shaShana Elia Irimari ota tu omukumo oshiwana shomoshitukulwa shaShana opo shi ye momwaalu munene shi ka tunhilwe ombuto yoCovid-19. 

Ongeleka yoUniversal moNamibia oya tota po ongudu yaYouth Power Group ya nuninwa okukala tai yandje omakwafo kovanyasha moshilongo.