The board of directors of the Keetmanshoop Agricultural, Industrial and Tourism Expo (KAITE) are optimistic that this year’s edition will be bigger and better than previous ones, with a host of local and international exhibitors confirmed. This is despite challenges caused by Covid-19, the negative effects of the drought and a lack of finances,
The Lüderitz Town Council yesterday hit back at allegations of theft of millions of dollars generated by the Lüderitz Crayfish Festival Trust (LCFT) from the sale of ministerial allocations of frozen hake quotas.
Hyphen Hydrogen Energy has said their socio-economic development framework holds the potential to directly contribute to the upliftment and economic advancement of Namibians.
Landless People’s Movement (LPM) candidate for the upcoming Keetmanshoop rural constituency by-elections Willem Labuschagne said, if elected, he has no aspirations for fame and status, but will instead strive to uplift the local community from unemployment and poverty.
Lüderitz - Chief medical officer in the //Kharas health directorate Ife Ofunne confirmed to New Era that the Covid-19 situation in Lüderitz has been contained.
Fisheries and Marine Resources minister Derek Klazen said it is only when stakeholders work together through public-private partnerships that they make great progress in their dealings for the common good of society.
Lüderitz – Visitors to this year’s Lüderitz Crayfish Festival can expect an array of seafood, music and business opportunities.
Members of the Nama Traditional Leaders Association (NTLA) and Ovaherero Traditional Authority gathered at Shark Island near Lüderitz last weekend to remember their ancestors, who as German prisoners-of-war lost their lives in concentration camps during the genocide.
TransNamib has launched an investigation into the derailment of a train on Thursday evening, some 40km outside Aus, which took the lives of two employees.
Following the expulsion of the Keetmanshoop Rural constituency councillor, Gerrit Witbooi, by the Landless People’s Movement, the Electoral Commission of Namibia got the ball rolling to fill the vacant seat within 90 days.