2020-11-19Albertina Nakale ETOSHA – Despite the negative impacts stemming from the Covid-19 pandemic, domestic tourism has been reported to have picked up with more locals visiting the Etosha National Park compared to international tourists. View more
2020-11-20Albertina Nakale The Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) has called on registered voters to throng to polling stations next week Wednesday as the nation votes in the regional council and local authority elections. View more
2020-11-23Albertina Nakale OTJIWARONGO – The Swapo party leadership in the Otjiwarongo municipality and regional council have bluntly admitted that they have realised that the frustrations and issues affecting the people are mostly based on inadequate service delivery. View more
2020-11-23Albertina Nakale OTJIWARONGO - Despite promises by politicians during election campaigns to improve service delivery, residents of the New Ombili informal settlement on the outskirts of Otjiwarongo said they are tired of empty promises. View more
2020-11-26Albertina Nakale Although the voting process went relatively smooth yesterday, Electoral Commission of Namibia officials had to battle with verification devices, which were failing to detect voters’ cards, leading to delays and inconveniences to both voters and polling officers. View more
2020-11-27Albertina Nakale Swapo has lost significant support in some key constituencies in Wednesday’s regional council and local authority elections according to results released yesterday. View more
2020-11-30Albertina Nakale OTAVI – The envisaged N$2.6 billion steel factory is expected to create job opportunities for the destitute young people at the town of Otavi in the Otjozondjupa region. View more
2020-12-01Albertina Nakale Landless People’s Movement (LPM) leader Bernadus Swartbooi said his party and the National Unity Democratic Organisation (Nudo) are warmly in bed, suggesting a possible coalition on the cards. View more
2020-12-02Albertina Nakale The chairperson of the Namibian Federation for the Visually Impaired, Moses Nghipandulwa, yesterday lauded the electoral body for availing them braille ballot papers during the just ended regional council and local authority elections. View more
2020-12-03Albertina Nakale City Police chief Abraham Kanime says gender-based violence (GBV) is more prevalent in the informal settlements where most of the poor and vulnerable live, and it should be tackled head-on. View more
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