2023-11-03Eveline de Klerk Lionel Tjakuva, who was once employed as a mineworker, says farming is not just an income stream, but it has become a religion and lifestyle he cannot walk away from. View more
2023-11-06Eveline de Klerk The 19 000 metric tonnes (MT) of lithium ore lying in the port of Walvis Bay ready for export to China was not mined at Xinfeng’s Omaruru operations, but is from the open-pit mine in the Uis area, it has been revealed. View more
2023-11-06Eveline de Klerk Minister in the Presidency Christine //Hoebes on Saturday ruffled feathers when she announced that the crafting of the national anthem cannot solely be attributed to the late Axali Doëseb, as a committee was established to craft it. View more
2023-11-06Eveline de Klerk The emotions and excitement were palpable in the quiet town of Okombahe on Saturday as the ‡Nūkhoen descended on it in eager anticipation of the 46th annual Damara cultural festival, also known as the ‘Gaob Fees’. View more
2023-11-07Eveline de Klerk Christine //Hoebes’ assertion over the weekend that the late Axali Doëseb only contributed the melody of Namibia’s national anthem was squashed by the Presidency yesterday. View more
2023-11-07Eveline de Klerk Africa is lagging when it comes to the provision of safe drinking water and sanitation, as these basic services are still not accessible to 800 million Africans. View more
2023-11-08Eveline de Klerk The Government of Indonesia, through the Indonesia Agency for International Development (Indonesia AID), has extended a development grant to the Namibian Maritime and Fisheries Institute (Namfi). View more
2023-11-10Eveline de Klerk Members of the Namibian Defence Force were urged to display the conduct and qualities which best represent the force and Namibia as a country. View more
2023-11-13Eveline de Klerk Owning a home one day is everyone’s dream, but this is sometimes a distant dream and almost impossible if you are already at retirement age. View more
2023-11-13Eveline de Klerk In a significant stride towards making tertiary education accessible, the International University of Management (IUM) is embarking on the construction of a state-of-the-art N$38 million university in Walvis Bay. View more
2023-11-14Eveline de Klerk President Hage Geingob has expressed concern over the proliferation of traditional authorities and disputes among them in the country. View more
2023-11-15Eveline de Klerk The Daures community, particularly small-scale miners in the area, expressed frustration at being regarded or referred to as illegal miners. View more
2023-11-15Eveline de Klerk President Hage Geingob has urged traditional leaders to intensify their role as community leaders against unfair inheritance practices as well as gender-based violence (GBV) in the country. View more
2023-11-16Eveline de Klerk The coastal town of Walvis Bay will play host to this year’s sub-regional World Children’s Day celebrations on Sunday. View more
2023-11-20Eveline de Klerk “All children are special. Not only should we be heard, but our rights should be protected all over the world,” said Ezra Zulu from Zambia shortly after taking part in a march through the streets of Walvis Bay. View more
2023-11-20Eveline de Klerk Botswana’s Minister of Communications, Knowledge and Technology Thulagano Segokgo is impressed with Namibia’s progress in terms of Information and Communication Technology (ITC) infrastructure. View more
2023-11-20Eveline de Klerk Information minister Peya Mushelenga has urged the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) to continue serving the nation at large with the highest standards of journalism and integrity. View more
2023-11-20Eveline de Klerk Health minister Kalumbi Shangula says maternal, stillbirth, and neonatal deaths are still a concern despite progress being made to prevent them. View more
2023-11-21Eveline de Klerk Children from Namibia, Zimbabwe, Zambia and Botswana have called upon their presidents for an updated curriculum, inclusive education and better protection against domestic and sexual abuse as well as cyberbullying. View more
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