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Epangero kuna kugava uzera konomfi do pilchard mosivaro
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Epangero kuna kugava uzera konomfi do pilchard mosivaro

Swakopmund- ministeli zonondima, nomfi, mema ntani evhu vana tarurura etokoro lyawo  mokugava paveta elikwamo ko Eco fish farms omu vana kuvapa vakwate nomfi dokusika ko 10 000 metric tonnes do pilchard mokupitira mepangero nositumbukira sono quota. Mokukwama ministeli, mukaro gwangesi kuna kara tupu asi mokupopera marunone getu tukare nonondja detu nomu natuvhura kukara noyirugana mosirongo....

Hansen calls for cancer surveillance
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Hansen calls for cancer surveillance

Namibia has not had national cancer statistics since 2019, leaving the country without an updated picture of the disease’s impact, the chief executive officer of the Cancer Association of Namibia (CAN), Rolf Hansen, has said. Since 2019, CAN has not released an updated of the register, which Hansen attributed primarily to financial constraints. In an...

ECD centres to benefit from feeding programme
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ECD centres to benefit from feeding programme

OTJIWARONGO – About 260 Early Childhood Development (ECD) centres in Otjozondjupa region will, from Monday, benefit from the government’s school feeding programme (SFP). This was announced at a meeting of government departmental heads hosted by Ministry of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sports, Arts and Culture at Otjiwarongo on Tuesday. Head of the ECD rollout delegation, Theofilus...

Luvindao urges public to break suicide stigma
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Luvindao urges public to break suicide stigma

Heather Erdmann Minister of Health and Social Services, Esperance Luvindao, has urged Namibians to treat every person as being vulnerable to suicide, saying prevention starts with compassion and vigilance. She made the remarks during the commemoration of this year’s World Suicide Prevention Day yesterday, observed under the theme “Changing the Narrative: Creating Hope Through Action.”...

Kazapua owns up, apologises for actions 
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Kazapua owns up, apologises for actions 

Zebaldt Ngaruka  Namibia’s international goalkeeper, Loydt Kazapua, has apologised to the nation for leaving the Brave Warriors team hotel in Francistown, Botswana without authorisation from team management.  The Warriors were in Francistown where they played Malawi and Sao Taome and Principe in the Fifa World Cup qualifier matches.  Kazapua’s decision to leave the hotel after...

Young Ivorian workers snub Abidjan to settle in rural west
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Young Ivorian workers snub Abidjan to settle in rural west

SANGOUINÉ (Ivory Coast) – Abou Fofana spent his student years making the most of the opportunities on offer in Abidjan, Ivory Coast’s bustling economic capital of six million people. But after finishing his studies and newly qualified in farming, the 33-year-old decided to move back to his hometown in the country’s west. Sangouine, a fraction...

Govt injects N$1.8 billion into pharmaceuticals
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Govt injects N$1.8 billion into pharmaceuticals

Lahja Nashuuta The Ministry of Health and Social Services has confirmed that 15% of its 2025/26 budget, amounting to N$1.8 billion, has been set aside for the procurement of pharmaceuticals and clinical supplies. Health minister Esperance Luvindao told the National Assembly on Tuesday of her ministry’s decision to cut out middlemen and move towards direct...

Old infrastructure costs local authorities
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Old infrastructure costs local authorities

Rudolf Gaiseb Landless People’s Movement member of parliament Dawid Eigub says old water and electrical infrastructure is falling apart, resulting in big revenue losses for local authorities. He said local authorities are stuck with aged infrastructure, such as worn-out pipes  that are prone to frequent bursts and power lines, which are less operational due to...