Auleria Wakudumo Omupresidente Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah okwa ulika ovakalelipo voshilongo ovo hava kalele po oshilongo kondje yoilongo ya yooloka vaheyali onghela. Ovo va ulikwa kOmupresidente omwa kwatelwa omupopiliko wombelewa yOmupresidente nale Alfredo Hengari. Hengari okwa ninga omupopiliko woshilongo koBelgium. Omupresidente okwa ulika yo ngoloneya woshitukulwa shaHangwena nale Walde Ndevashiya a ninge omupopiliko woshilongo koNigeria omanga Goms...
Year: 2025
Erongo leaders preaches service delivery
SWAKOPMUND – Newly elected leaders in the Erongo region have highlighted the importance of unity, collaboration, and accountability as they begin their terms in office. The leaders on Friday pledged to prioritise service delivery and socio-economic development across the region, while also looking into youth unemployment. Newly elected mayor of Walvis Bay, Johannes Shimbilinga, said...
Thailand-Cambodia clashes reignite
BANGKOK – Thailand launched air strikes yesterday on its neighbour, Cambodia, with both sides trading blame for renewed fighting on their disputed border that has killed four Cambodian civilians and a Thai soldier. Around 35,000 people in Thailand have been evacuated from border areas, the country’s second army region said in a statement. Five days...
Free education to only fund undergraduates
Rudolf Gaiseb Only undergraduates at public and private tertiary institutions, including technical and vocational trainees, qualify for subsidised education. This means registration fees and tuition fees are covered by government. This announcement was made by the Minister of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sport, Arts and Culture, Sanet Steenkamp, yesterday, who added that postgraduate studies will not...
MUN, partners empower graduates
The Mineworkers Union of Namibia (MUN), through its investment arm, the Namibia Miners Investment Trust (Namit), in partnership with the Labour Resource and Research Institute (LaRRI), hosted its graduation ceremony in Windhoek, with 173 students attaining their Labour Law Certificates. MUN and Namit continue to invest in the empowerment and upskilling of its members through...
IPC loses ground in Rundu
Iuze Mukube The Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) has lost the seat that a returning officer wrongly allocated at the just ended Regional and Local Authorities elections. Yesterday, the Electoral Court of Namibia set aside the erroneous allocation of one seat to IPC in Rundu, resulting in Rundu Urban Community’s Association (RUCA), which had the...
Desert Jewels falter in opening Africa Netball Cup clash against Zim
LILONGWE – The DebMarine Desert Jewels suffered a tough start to their Africa Netball Cup campaign after going down 48– 36 to a determined Zimbabwean side at the Griffin Saenda Sports Complex in Lilongwe, Malawi. The high-intensity encounter set the tone for what promises to be a competitive tournament, as both sides displayed physicality, speed...
MTC dividend reaches record N$722m
MTC’s latest financial results have enabled it to pay a dividend of N$722 million, the largest amount the company has ever paid to shareholders. Moreover, the company is set to pay out a final ordinary dividend of N$467.1 million (62.28 cents per share) by 6 February 2026. With digital growth at the centre of its...
Opinion – A legal reckoning for colonial wrongs
The International Conference on the Crimes of Colonialism in Africa, held on 29 November 2025, in Algiers, Algeria, and was endorsed by the African Union (AU) Assembly of Heads of State, through its Decision 903 in February 2025, was part of efforts to consolidate a united African stance on seeking justice and reparations for the...
Cox leads Paratus’ African expansion
Key to the Paratus Group’s impressive expansion plan has been the addition of East Africa, and Martin Cox, chief commercial officer, who has spearheaded the group’s efforts to make it a reality. When Cox joined the Paratus Group in 2021, his principal mandate was to champion the group’s ambitious expansion across Africa. “I’m very proud...









