WalvisBay- Silyo sanare sombongarero zanavenye ntani mukondjeli emangruko Ben Amadhila kahundilire vaswapo navenye asi vahepa kukahorowora mbunga politika zawo rambangako nakandindate gwazo yipo kwahakakara epangero lyokulipakerera. Age kahuyungisire vakwatesiko mbunga swapo mosondaha zina puko nokuvahundira asi vakahorowore swapo, nokugava marondoro asi yinke yina kuhoroka moyirongo yimwe unene ngwendi moSouth Africa, omu mbunga mpangeli vazisininika asi...
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Inatu hala epangelo lyembwina – Amadhila
WALVIS BAY – Oshilyo oshikulu shopaliamente nomunapolitika omukulu Ben Amadhila okwa kumagidha iilyo yoSwapo opo yi hogolole neitulomo opo ongundu kayi thiminikilwe mepangelo lyembwinda. Amadhile ndhika okwe dhi popi pethimbo a li ta popitha oshigongi shoSwapo shoka sha li koWalvis Bay mOlyomakaya. Amadhila okwa indile aahogololi ayege yahogolole Swapo, ta ti Aanamibia ngele ina ya...
Redforce-Henties Bay marriage forges ahead
WALVIS BAY – The Henties Bay municipality’s debt-collection contract with RedForce Debt Management cc will remain intact after the High Court of Namibia ruled in favour of the company. In a verdict delivered on Monday afternoon, Judge George Coleman ordered that RedForce’s contract with the Henties Bay Municipality for debt- recovery services remains in effect...
Vote, avoid coalition – Amadhila to Swapo members
WALVIS BAY – Former member of parliament and veteran politician Ben Amadhila has called on Swapo members to rally behind their party and its candidate to protect the party from being forced into coalition. He addressed party supporters on Saturday in Walvis Bay. Amadhila urged voters to support Swapo, warning Namibians of the consequences seen...
Collaborate and explore nuclear energy
SWAKOPMUND – Namibia and South Africa could put together resources and expertise to tackle regional electricity challenges by exploring nuclear energy. This was highlighted by South African Nuclear Energy Corporation (NECSA) group executive Sengiphile Simelane during an interview with New Era at the second Nuclear Science and Technology Conference held in Swakopmund. Both countries face...
Damara Gaob endorses NNN …UDF feels ‘betrayed’ by founder
WALVIS BAY – Gaob Justus //Garoeb’s endorsement of Swapo presidential candidate, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah as the candidate of choice ahead of the national polls, has been met with mixed feelings. //Garoeb endorsed Swapo vice president Nandi-Ndaitwah at the Gaob festival over the weekend. The move stirred mixed reactions among the #Nukoen/Damara community and members of the...
RedForce, Henties Bay marriage ‘stinks’
WALVIS BAY – Henties Bay municipality acting CEO Ignasia Neis said the contract with RedForce debt management could have adverse implications on their ability to service costs and debt recovery. In her affidavit submitted Tuesday in the High Court of Namibia, she responded to an urgent application by RedForce. The application was filed last week. ...
NIMT hunts Mueller’s estate
WALVIS BAY – The Namibian Institute of Mining and Technology (NIMT) has taken steps to recover more than N$1 million, allegedly misappropriated through a law firm owned by their late executive director Eckhardt Mueller’s son. The board is expected to file a civil claim against Mueller’s estate to recover the funds. “The trustees have resolved...
‘Unemployment ignites SADC’s political change’
WALVIS BAY – Official opposition leader McHenry Venaani said Southern Africa is on the brink of a major political transformation, spurred by rising unemployment rates across the region. Addressing a crowd at his party’s star rally at the Kuisebmond Stadium on Saturday, he said the rising unemployment figures are one of the key reasons the...
Cable theft costs Erongo Red millions
WALVIS BAY – Erongo Regional Electricity Distributor (Erongo Red) is struggling with rising costs due to cable theft, with recent figures showing annual losses of around N$4.5 million. The company CEO, Tino !Hanabeb, said the losses pose a substantial setback, diverting funds that could otherwise support crucial electrification projects to improve electricity access for communities...