Year: 2021

The School Feeding Programme has resumed in most regions, a month after schools resumed in August.

Traditional authorities have, once again, vehemently opposed the Namibian and German governments’ genocide reparations pact, as parliamentarians are getting ready to debate the issue in the August House. 

To contribute towards the national efforts of combating the Covid-19 pandemic, the University of Namibia (Unam) has donated clinical items valued at over N$2 million to the health ministry yesterday.

A 26-year-old woman, accused of assaulting two minor children in her care in the Oshikoto region, has been released from custody on warning. 

Swapo’s secretary for information and mobilisation Hilma Nicanor has said the ruling party’s financial records and audited reports are still available for members of the public who are interested in inspecting them.

Community members in Outjo have come together to establish a social fund to assist with burial arrangements for those who struggle to offer a dignified send-off for their loved ones.

​​​​​​​Namibian speedster and Tokyo Olympics silver medallist Christine Mboma says her unmatched performance at the Brussels Diamond League meeting on Friday was the tip of the iceberg of what the world should expect to see going forward.

Netball Namibia (NN) vice president Rebekka /Goagoses expressed great excitement with the return of local netball activities over the weekend, saying although players showed some signs of rustiness due to prolonged inactivity, the return of the MTC Netball Premiership was not short of action.

Brave Warriors head coach Bobby Samaria says he is satisfied with Thursday’s one-all draw against the Red Devils of Congo-Brazzaville, and with how his charges put up a good fight against a very tough opponent.

​​​​​​​Kansela woshikandjohoololo shaNdobe Helaria Ndjuluwa pamwe nevava longudu yoSwapo lovakainhu, ehangano loProject Hope ova yambidida omaumbo avali ovakulupe konima eshi a pya po komundilo.