Year: 2021

Ovanafikola vavali ova mona ouhaku kokakilinika omanga omutitatu taku hokololwa eli moshipangelo, eshi vati va ehamekwa momalwoodi a keshe efiku pokati kovanafikola vomeesekundofikola mbali domOngwediva.

Omunangeshefa gwiinima yopamuthigululwakalo Liina Niingo gwomolukunda Evuluko mOshakati okwa kumagidha ta ti, omuthigululwakalo nagu simanekwe. “Omuthigululwakalo ogwo omulilo gwoshilongo,

Namibia National Olympic Committee (NNOC) president Abner Xoagub yesterday shared that they are in the process of teaming up with government and other relevant stakeholders to start legal and consultative steps in the fight against Beatrice Masilingi and Christine Mboma’s ban from the 400m races.

Change is constant in life, and it exempts no systems or people. The onslaught of Covid-19 has altered how the world experiences change. It has accelerated the rate of change in technology, which impacts workplace functions and practices. 

The Agricultural Bank of Namibia, through its mandate to promote the growth and development of the agriculture sector, has advanced a total of N$3.5 billion to beneficiaries towards the end of the 2020/21 financial year.

Donna Gamatham (20) from Gibeon, through her non-profit organisation, #SheIsNotInvisible, this week handed over 300 re-usable pads to three schools in the Hardap region. The organisation

RUNDU – The long awaited Rundu Intermediate Hospital’s maternity ward is finally operational after keeping the community waiting since 2014. The facility, despite being inaugurated on 20 November last year,

The health ministry yesterday announced that while vaccination sites are inundated with queries and demands from first-timers who request the AstraZeneca vaccine, the recently arrived doses are strictly for the administration of outstanding second jabs.

As Robert Natanael’s life lies smouldering in the ashes where his house with all his family’s worldly belongings used to stand, all he can utter is that parents should never leave their children alone.

Former National Fishing Corporation of Namibia (Fishcor) CEO Mike Nghipunya is in for a long haul after his hit-and-run trial was postponed to next year.