The environment and tourism ministry has paid out N$24.2 million in compensation for losses caused by wild animals since 2019.
Author: Albertina Nakale (Albertina Nakale )
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Agriculture secures nearly N$100 million for earth dams
The ministry of agriculture, responsible for water affairs, has managed to mobilise funds so that government can excavate and rehabilitate earth dams in various constituencies in the northern communal areas.
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Cancelled tender leaves Okahandja in mess
The majority of Okahandja councillors are questioning the continued cancellation of a cleaning tender. The tender in question aims to serve as an emergency response to clean up filth that has become the norm in Okahandja, which was once cherished as one of the cleanest municipalities in Namibia.
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Student bodies suggest inclusivity at Unam
The University of Namibia (Unam) has announced that Namibian students who owe the institution N$10 000 or less are now allowed to register.
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Sardarovi ge N$40 miljun maris di !garo!ā skola ra om
Russiab di !hūǁî bijunmariseb, Rashid Sardarovi hîa Marula !Aub !Garo!āsa ǀGordabes ǀgūse a ǀhonkhoe-aib, ge aitsamaba xu ge māsen, ǂgui miljunmaris ǁkhāsiba !khōǂgā hâ ǂhanub skolab ǁnā !â!âb !nâ ra hâ skolǂgâ ra ǀgôan !aroma ǁîb !garo!ās ai nî omsa.
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Otavi mayor re-elected
Isaac Hoaeb, who was re-elected as mayor of Otavi on 31 January, assured his continued commitment to solidifying the achievements the council made in addressing the challenges encountered in improving the quality of life for all people.
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US govt: Confiscated drone not ours
In response to reports about the confiscation of a saildrone found in Namibian territorial waters near Lüderitz, the United States embassy in Namibia strongly refuted claims that its government is involved with or has interfered with the confiscated drone.
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//Naobeb to part ways with NTB
Namibia Tourism Board (NTB) CEO Digu //Naobeb has confirmed that he informed the board that he no longer wishes to continue employment with the board.
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Suspicious unmanned drone confiscated at Lüderitz
The Namibia Defence Force yesterday confirmed they confiscated a sophisticated sailing drone, believed to have been active at the coast in the vicinity of the Lüderitz for half a year.
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Cost causes private school exodus
Despite the endless challenges plaguing most public schools, including limited resources and bulging learner numbers per teacher, many parents have opted their children out of expensive private schools to State schools.