OSHAKATI – Oproyeka yedhina Twayambekwa Green Scheme, ndyoka ya li ya totelwa po owina aanuulema moshitopolwa shaShana oya yambuka po ishewe sho ya kala ya mwena po omolwomaupyakadhi ga yooloka. Ngoloneya gwoshitopolwa shaShana Hofni Iipinge okwa ti okwa kongo omakwatho okuza komahangano ga yooloka opo a yambidhidhe oproyeka ndjoka yi yumuke, sho ya kala ya...
Month: March 2026
Omatilifo efyo otaa eta ovakainhu va kwatwe onghonga
Okwa lopotwa ovakainhu va ninga oihakanwa yokuningilwa omatilifo efyo osho shi li hashi eta va kwatwe onghonga molwaashi ohava kala va tila. Ounona voukadona navo ova ninga oihakanwa yokukwatwa onghonga kovapambele vavo unene tuu kooxe eshi hava ningilwa omatilifo omafyo. Mexuliloshivike okwa lopotwa ovakainhu vavali va kwatwa onghonga moibofa ya yooloka konima eshi va nigilwa...
Shikongob ge ǀawa!amna ra !khâikhom … auton !nubusib ǀhapiokaisen tamasa
Bravery Kabula Namibiab ǀAwa!namn di Inspekter Xenerali, Joseph Shikongob ge ǀgaisa !khâikhomsa !hūb a ǂhabase hâ ǀawa!namn !oa ge sîǂui, ai!gû ra ǀhapiokaisens, ǁîn di !oabade ǂhâba hâ ī ra ǂkhawadīb !nae!khaidi ǀhûhâsiga xu ra hā ǁaeb hoaban auton !nubusib ǀhapiokaisens ǀkha ǁîn ǂhâbahe hâpa sī tama ra is ǂnamipe. Zambezi ǀkharib ǁgab ge ūhâ...
Namibia’s N$15b livestock industry on high alert … FMD Fund rakes in N$13m
The government, through joint efforts with the country’s four farmers’ unions, the Directorate of Veterinary Services (DVS), the Livestock and Livestock Products Board of Namibia (LLPBN), and private-sector partners, has ramped up efforts to avert a potential Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) outbreak. Last week, the government and key industry partners launched the FMD Support Fund and...
Local guide to attract global investors
The Namibia Investment Promotion and Development Board (NIPDB) launched the Namibian Investment Guide yesterday, a new document aimed at marketing Namibia as an ideal place to invest. During the launch, the Deputy Minister of International Relations and Trade, Jenelly Matundu, said the Namibian Investment Guide is more than just a document. It is intended to...
Namibia, Germany launch TalentsBridge
With a high unemployment rate of 36.9% in Namibia, the country and Germany have launched a new project called TalentsBridge Namibia. The programme aims to help solve high youth unemployment in Namibia and a shortage of skilled workers in Germany. TalentsBridge Namibia is being developed as part of the long-standing city partnership between Windhoek and...
Operational spending dominates N$104b budget …leaving room for private sector to meet developmental needs
Namibia’s N$104 billion national budget, tabled on Thursday by Finance Minister Ericah Shafudah, was dominated by operational spending versus a sharp drop in capital expenditure. Tabled under the theme “People, Productivity and Prudence,” this year’s budget has some analysts asking whether Namibia is consolidating at the expense of growth, whether interest will consume a larger...
Okandjoze chiefs reject genocide pact
The Okandjoze Chiefs’ Assembly on Genocide (OCAG) on Monday firmly rejected the Joint Declaration (JD) between Namibia and Germany. In no uncertain terms, they told President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah that the agreement is “beyond reform” and must be abandoned in favour of a new, inclusive process. The traditional leaders, led by Chief Rikurura Kukuri, delivered their...
Itula pokes holes in budget
Rudolf Gaiseb The Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) president Panduleni Itula has found there is a N$9.3 billion wastage in the national budget. He said it is the total projected savings that IPC has identified as achievable within the 2026/2027 national budget alone. “This amount primarily relates to specific allocations within the budget that we...
N$2.5m raised for KSS school hall
WALVIS BAY – The business community, coastal residents and former learners of Kuisebmond Secondary School raised N$2.5 million at a gala dinner on Saturday night towards the completion of the school hall. The project has been in the pipeline since 2012 but was delayed by financial constraints. Speaking during the fundraiser, Prime Minister Elia Ngurare...









