KATIMA MULILO – Despite the voters’ registration process kicking off at a slow pace due to hiccups experienced with voter registration kits (VRKs), the Zambezi region managed to register about 21 077 by the weekend.In an interview with New Era yesterday, Zambezi electoral coordinator Sammy Muhau said the region experienced a slow process with voter...
Author: Albertina Nakale (Albertina Nakale )
Zambezi: Thatch grass sustains communities
On a chilly Saturday afternoon, an elderly woman and her children, including a toddler as young as two, leave their home behind and embark on a journey into the thick velds of Old Masokotwani to harvest thatch grass for survival.
Litou lihatikela ba ba beli
Baana ba ba beli neba hatikezwi ki litou viki yefelile. Yen’wi ya litou nenyatezwi kuli ya kataza, mi lin’olo lakuli ibulaiwe neli filwe.
Jumbos trample two men
Two men were trampled by elephants this week.
Nam, Bots ties impress Kapere
Namibian high commissioner to Botswana Asser Kapere is impressed by the neighbours’ excellent bilateral relations.
Lindambo baitukiseza kulwanisa bubangoki
Namibia ni Botswana balumelelani kubeleka hamomo kuluta sicaba kuamana ni bubangoki bo bu ezahala kwa museto.
Kapofi: Poachers’ days numbered
Defence minister Frans Kapofi has sent a chilling message to poachers: “Your days are numbered.”
Two clinics serve over 8 000 residents
Despite the access to and availability of quality healthcare for most Namibians having increased steadily since independence, facilities remain inaccessible to those in poor rural areas.
Neighbours ready to battle border crimes
Namibia and Botswana have jointly agreed to educate and sensitise their residents about all aspects of border-related criminal activities.
Namibia threatens to withdraw CITES membership
Environment and tourism minister Pohamba Shifeta has come out strongly against CITES’ decision to ban ivory from being sold on international markets.