Year: 2021

In a quest to increase the percentage of skilled and competent women in the cockpit and in police management, the Inspector General of the Namibian Police promoted three women in the Air Wing directorate.

The Oshikoto education directorate says it will work towards bridging the digital gap in adult literacy, as this was the hardest-hit section during the Covid-19 pandemic. Education director Aletta Eises said they learned the hard way to adjust from the traditional ways of learning when the pandemic hit, thus forcing the directorate to fully migrate to e-learning as face-to- face learning was not a

With an enviable track record of supporting social causes across the country, Mobile Telecommunications Limited (MTC) has now extended the same philanthropic gesture to all its ambassadors through its latest initiative called the MTC Dreamers Project.

The Commissioner General of the Namibian Correctional Service (NCS) Raphael Hamunyela has encouraged his staff to foster good relations with the members of the Community Advisory Committee (CAC) to advance the work of the correctional facilities.

Commissioner General Raphael Hamunyela pamwe noilyowilikingudu yokuyandja omayele kevyulonghalo laLuno mOndangwa ova ninga omutumba Etivali wali kombinga nghee ovanadolongo vena okukala va kwafelwa.

Oshitunda nohedhi, oshilongo nomukalo gwasho. Omuthigululwakalo ogo omaukwatya gomuhoko gontumba, gwi ikwatelela kelaka, eitaalo nomayihumbato gawo, iikulya, omizalo, iiyimbo, nosho tuu. Kuku Natalia Kawushiweni Nathanael gwomimvo 92 momukunda Okando mOmusati okwa hokolola nkene aantu taya kanitha eyitaalo lyomuthigululwakalo omolwontseyo kaaye na kutya ogwa simana.

Commissioner General woshikondo shomavyulonghalo moNamibia Raphael Hamunyela ota hokolola ta ti oshikondo sheedolongo oshi li shapumbwa ovanailonga vo pamadilaadilo opo va kale tava pange ovanadolongo. 

The //Kharas region’s Popular Democratic Movement Youth League (PDMYL) chairperson Innocent Mathys says the recently elected youth wing will make its mark and bring about change.

The Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security Albert Kawana has called on all Namibians, regardless of their status, to surrender illegally owned firearms, weapons or ammunition before the end of September 2021.

President Hage Geingob yesterday lectured governors on the importance of using the country’s official language when addressing the nation. Geingob hosted 13 of the 14 regional governors at State House yesterday. Zambezi governor Alufeu Sampofu did not attend, as he is in Botswana on official business.