Year: 2021

Stolen cables at pumps connecting a local water treatment plant have left thousands of residents in the Zambezi region without water. As a result, residents in the region have been flocking to the Zambezi River for water.

Health minister Dr Kalumbi Shangula has expressed concern over the mushrooming use of unauthorised and unreliable Covid-19 test kits in the country. 

President Hage Geingob has expressed a sigh of relief over the declining Covid-19 infections as well as hospitalisations and deaths. 

A seal products factory is finding itself in a financial predicament that not only threatens its existence, but also that of several households depending on the seasonal jobs created through the processing of seals and by-products. 

The Namibia Revenue Agency (NamRA) has refuted claims that it has proposed hefty employee salary packages to its board of directors. 

The Namibia Football Association (NFA) Football House in Katutura has become a battle ground for the survival of the fittest, with the association’s president Ranga Haikali fighting to regain control of the beleaguered federation while the FA’s secretary general Franco Cosmos is punching back to save his job.

Just as tears of agony started to dry up following the shock passing of Black Africa Football Club legend Albert ‘Lucky’ Richter, another tragedy struck the close- knit family of the Gemengde outfit.  

This week the Namibia Sports Commission (NSC) officially recognised the Namibia Premier League (NPL) as a sports body responsible for promoting and regulating all forms of professional football in the country.

“Otwa tila komundilo tau xwike po eenduda detu meumbo, paife ihatu kofa vali twa manguluka, katu shishi kutya omundilo owa dja peni, otwa kanifa oinima yetu ngaashi oikumbafa noikutu, nosho tuu oinima ihapu yomeumbo. Omundilo ou owa xwika po eenduda adishe domeumbo”.

Omukulunhuwiliki wouhaku moshitukulwa Erongo Anna Jonas okwa ti oshitukulwa shaye oshi na omwaalu munene wovanhu va tunhilwa ombuto yoCovid-19.