KATIMA MULILO – Several households in the Zambezi region find themselves in a precarious situation after NamWater disconnected their water points over non-payment. The bills, which run into thousands of dollars, date back to the Covid-19 outbreak in 2020, which brought economic activity to a standstill. Most of these affected areas largely depend on community...
Masokotwani – Musihali wa Lasabata lene libata, musalimuhulu ni banabahae, kungelela cwalo ni kambwitamamina kalilimo zepeli, basiya hae yabona kuliba kwa kumweta bucwañi. Basindeketilwe ki nja yabona kuba sileleza, musali usebelisa pumulo ya likolo, nikuya nibanabahae kutusa kumweta ni kubakanya bucwañi bwa kululehisa mandu. Bakeñisa kutokwa nzila balwesa libyana zabona – likubo ni lico fatoho...
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...
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.
Namibia and Botswana have jointly agreed to educate and sensitise their residents about all aspects of border-related criminal activities.
Environment and tourism minister Pohamba Shifeta has come out strongly against CITES’ decision to ban ivory from being sold on international markets.
Sisole sa naha Namibia ni Sisole anaha Botswana neba nyatezi tumellelano yakubeleka hamoho Labulalu. Mulelo tuna kikutusa ni kumbweshafaza mupilelo wabatu baba yahile kwa mukulela wamuseto.
President Nangolo Mbumba has heaped praise on Namibia’s conservation efforts, saying they are rooted in a community-based wildlife conservation strategy.
The Namibian Defence Force and the Botswana Defence Force yesterday signed a civil-military cooperation plan.
The Kavango, Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA-TFCA) will be hosting the first-ever summit, to take place on Friday in Livingstone, Zambia.