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Ministeris !Hū!nāsi ǁHōn dis ge !auga!hūga xu ra Namibiab !nâ ǁkhāǁkhāsen studentna, ǁkhawa ǁkhâb ǁaeba go mâǀaro ǁîn ǁkhāǁkhāsendi !aroma a ǂgaoǀkhāsa permetde ǂganamsenbas !aroma. ǀUniga tsēs nē permetdi ǂganamsendi dis ge ge 28 !Khanǀgôab di i, xawe 31 ǀKhūǁkhâb 2022 dis kōse ge ǀarohe. Mâiǂuis permetdi ǂganamsende māǂgās dis ge ǀnai ǂoa ge kurib di 12 ǀHōǂgaeb dis ai ge tsoatsoa tsî nē kurib 2
The 22 elephants captured from the Kamanjab commercial farming area in the Kunene region and exported to the United Arab Emirates in a private transaction, have arrived safely in the Middle East nation.
The fate of about 300 pensioners benefiting from both the South African and Namibian social grant schemes is hanging in the balance.
Tributes have been pouring in for former Cabinet minister and renowned Swapo activist Immanuel Ngatjizeko, who passed away last week.
Communal land boards have successfully adjudicated 251 out of 276 communal land appeal cases since the Communal Land Reform Act of 2002 was operationalised in 2003.
The ministry of home affairs has given foreign students another month to apply for study permits.
A couple from Nau-Aib location in Okahandja is seeking financial assistance for their 10-month-old baby born without a leg and genital abnormalities to undergo a proper medical examination.
In an effort to calm the nerves of the old NSSCO grade 12s who are anxious about the official date to release their results, Namibia Students Financial Assistance Fund assured such candidates can still apply for funding before their results are out.
Some residents of Grootfontein are concerned the ongoing Swapo infighting at the town’s council is affecting the level of service delivery.
The Hospitality Association of Namibia says the tourism sector is being held captive by vaccination apathy.