Auleria Wakudumo The Namibia Water Corporation, through its cooperate social investment policy, has donated textbooks valued at N$240 702 to 12 schools in the Ohangwena region. The ceremony took place at Kaupumhote Nghituwamhata Combined School in Eenhana circuit. The donation demonstrates NamWaterās commitment to supporting the development of education in rural areas, CEO Abraham Nehemia...
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Westside revamps OVC feeding facility
Isable BentoĀ SWAKOPMUND ā Westside High School in Swakopmund inaugurated its revamped Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVCs) feeding facility on Tuesday. The facility, made possible through a donation of N$200 000 by Swakop Uranium (SU), nourishes more than 250 needy children at the school daily. Previously, students were limited to gathering in makeshift spaces, underscoring...
Donāt vote for unemployment – Itula
KATIMA MULILOĀ ā Independent Patriots for Change leader and presidential candidate Panduleni Itula has called on residents of Katima Mulilo to vote for change if they want employment, better healthcare and housing. Speaking at a rally held at Choto informal settlement on Sunday, he said the Namibian Constitution glues people together and gives them the...
Mariental water woes worsenĀ
MARIENTAL ā Residents of most neighbourhoods in Mariental have been facing a water crisis, enduring five days without access to water. Mariental Municipality CEO Paul Nghiwilepo said, the issue began lastThursday when a pipeline broke. Communities started complaining to the municipality about not having access to water on Friday. During an interview with Nampa on...
Masisiās party seeks to extend six-decade ruleā¦ as Botswana votesĀ
Diamond-rich Botswana went to the polls yesterday, with voters concerned about high unemployment and an economic slump as the ruling party vies to extend its nearly six decades in power, and hand president Mokgweetsi Masisi a second term. Some of the one-million registered voters queued for several hours before polling stations opened in a country...
Residents flee Lebanonās Baalbek after Israeli warning
BAALBEK – Residents of Baalbek rushed out of their homesĀ yesterday after the Israeli army ordered Lebanonās main eastern city and its outskirts evacuated for the first time in more than a month of war.The Israeli army urged residents of Baalbek and surrounding villages to leave immediately, warning it was preparing attacks on Hezbollah targets....
Flooding kills 51 in Spain
VALENCIA – Floods triggered by torrential rain in Spainās eastern Valencia region have left at least 51 people dead, rescuers said yesterday, as authorities scrambled to respond to the rare disaster. Heavy rain and fierce winds have lashed southern and eastern Spain since the beginning of the week, sparking floods in Valencia and the southern...
Okakarara awaits action onĀ Dr Ndaitwah Cup
The Okakarara constituency will host the renowned Dr Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah football and netball tournament this weekend. The event will be hosted at the Okakarara Vocational Training Centre sports field. The Cup debuted last year in Opuwo, with over 40 football and netball teams competing for a total of N$100 000. The event has since spread...
Opinion – Kievās backersā neo-Nazi problem
Ukraine under the Zelensky regime is a place that is difficult to comprehend. It has aĀ ādemocracyā,Ā but no functioning opposition. It features the usualĀ āvibrant civil societyāĀ that every monoglot Western correspondent loves to hang out with in up-to-date coffee shops, but it has no independent media. Last but not least, its far-right is either simply not there...
Ovanhu 10 moshipangelo konima yokunwa oshikunduĀ
Auleria Wakudumo Ovanailonga 10 ve na eedula okudja po18 fiyo 65 pofitola yoMayo Mini Market, momukunda Mpora moshitukulwa shaKavango West ova tambulilwa moshipangelo shepangelo shaRundu Omaandaxa, taku fekelwa kutya ova nwa oudiyo. Otaku hokololwa ovanailonga ava va nwa oshikundu hashi ifanwa Sikundu/Mageu momalaka haa popiwa moKavango. Chief Inspector Raimbert Muronga okwa holola ta ti oonakuninga...