Batimisi bamulilo neba katazehile kulika kutimisa mulilo omutuna one ucisize ndu yamuyemeli wasilalanda saKabbe yaMutulo Lamubulo. Yabona zabubangoki mwasikiliti saZambezi, mubakweli kuyomuhulu wasipokola Evans Simasiku nanitifalize taba yeo. Kono naize hakuna taba yekwaluzwi
Storyteller Hermien Elago recently launched a podcast, dubbed ‘No More Fig Leaves’ to guide people, especially those suffering in silence.
Namibia recorded an annual decline in May 2021 in the Electricity Sources Composite Index (ESCI), attributed to a reduction in own generation of electricity, resulting in electricity imports recording a massive increase.
Old Mutual and the Capricorn Group were two of the private sectors players that in collaboration with the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) donated much-needed medical oxygen for the country’s ailing health sector.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) last week advised that the greater adoption of mobile payment innovations should be at the heart of preventive interventions aimed at reducing Africa’s burden of infectious diseases.
Following the rapid surge of Covid-19 cases in the country, the government international relations ministry submitted an official request for support to the EU Civil Protection Mechanism. In a prompt response, Finland has reached out to Namibia by donating urgently-needed personal protection equipment and the European Commission chipped in by providing logistical support.
Water and agriculture minister Calle Schlettwein is concerned that Africa’s water sector remains challenged by climate change, inadequate policies and regulatory frameworks.
Success in many African cultures is defined as a way of defeating the expectations an individual has had of a successful person. We have probably heard many beautiful stories of how people became successful by defeating their enemies.
It is a shame to be in a continent with leaders who worship and praise their colonists. And the question that raises eyebrows is then, what are they (African leaders) exactly telling Africans about the independence of Africa?
On Wednesday, the 30th June 2021, the devastating news reached Namibia that Tekla Tala Uwanga is no more. As it is written in the scripture of the Holy Book that, set your house in order, for you shall die and not live. It was not easy for me to believe this truth.