Auleria Wakudumo Omukulunhu wopolifi moshitukulwa shaShana, Commissioner Naftal Lungameni Sakaria okwa holola kutya omwaalu woibofa ya pwa okupangula owa shuna pedu okudja mo2023 fiyo oneudo. Sakaria okwa ti opolifi oya pondola okushunifa oibofa ei pedu molwomapekaapeko nokulonga noudiinini moilonga yavo. Edi okwe di holola pefimbo ta patulula pambelelwa oNew Era Operation nokudjaleka ovapolifi 17 ovo...
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Hû ǂnû!khaide ūhâ autodi ge sâuǁkhāsiba ra hui!nâ
Heather Erdmann !Nari!oabadi ministeri, Veikko Nekundib ge ra mî, hû-ǂnû!khaide ūhâ !gae-auto !nari-aon ǀhûs ra ǀgaisa !âsa sada !hūb !nâ ǀhuru !khaisa, nē !nari-aon !hūsâuǁkhāsib ǀomkhâis !nâ ra hui amaga. “ǁÎn ra ī kai !khais ge ǁanǂgāsaben !āsa xu !ās ǁga a !nari ǁkhā !khaisa, Namibiab kaise a ǂhawa tsî gaxu !naride !khōǂgā hâ xui-ao....
Farmers aid hunger-stricken Gobabis residents
Zebaldt Ngaruka Farmers from the Epukiro constituency donated 84 melons of various varieties to the Gobabis constituency office as contribution to the region’s ongoing fight against hunger and malnutrition. Epukiro councillor Packy Pakarae said the melons will be given to the Gobabis community members, particularly those hit hard by malnutrition. The melons will assist the...
Soup kitchen restores lost hope
Paulina Ndalikokule GAVA – Alphonsina Kanyanga, a malnourished one-year-old from Gava village in Mpungu constituency, has gained weight since the Gava Soup Kitchen opened a month ago. Kanyanga weighed only 6.5 kilogrammes at nine months when Catholic AIDS Action, in partnership with the World Food Programme (WFP), recognised her as malnourished, along with 171 other...
Amushelelo, Cloete still waiting
Iuze Mukube Setting up a trial date and assigning a trial judge in the criminal proceedings against self-proclaimed forex trader-turned-social activist Michael Amushelelo and co-accused Gregory Cloete is anticipated to be announced in May 2025. The matter has been delayed from proceeding so far due to a constitutional challenge, pertaining to a section of the...
PDM pokes holes in agriculture budget
Zebaldt Ngaruka The president of the Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) McHenry Venaani said the N$2.6 billion allocated to the agriculture ministry is inadequate for a country that is importing the majority of its food. Namibia imports a significant amount of food, particularly from South Africa, and relies heavily on imports for processed agricultural products. In...
Animals take over northern towns
Auleria Wakudumo Ongwediva – Residents of Ongwediva and Oshakati have voiced growing frustration over the increasing number of animals, particularly cattle, pigs and dogs roaming freely through the streets and residential areas. Some homeowners say the situation has worsened over recent months, with animals not only wandering the streets, but also sleeping in front of...
Community, NamPol need each other – Tjaronda
Zebaldt Ngaruka EPUKIRO – The spokesperson of the Community Against Stock Theft Organisation (CASO), Sandi Tjaronda, said there is a need for the Namibian Police and community police to work together in the fight against stock theft in the Omaheke region. Following NamPol’s recent week-long community outreach programme on crime prevention and stock theft in the...
Operational expenditure worries Nudo
Zebaldt Ngaruka National Unity Democratic Organisation (Nudo) parliamentarian Vetaruhe Kandorozu is concerned about the government’s operational expenditure, the biggest component of the total budget allocation. Operational expenditure refers to the recurring cost incurred by the government to maintain and run its daily operations. These expenses are distinct from capital expenditures, which are investments in long-term...
Venaani doubts education system
Zebaldt Ngaruka Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) leader McHenry Venaani, says the current curriculum was not adapted to the current needs of the economy and is confusing to both learners and parents. Venaani said this in the National Assembly during contributions to the 2025/26 education budget recently. “We welcome the allocation of N$24.8 billion to education,...








