Author: Kuzeeko Tjitemisa (Kuzeeko Tjitemisa )

President Hage Geingob has said Namibia will always be indebted to the people of Zambia for their unwavering solidarity and kindness. 

African Union (AU) Commission chairperson Moussa Faki Mahamat has lauded Namibia’s democratic principles, saying the country demonstrates the rule of law, which many countries on the continent should emulate.

Mines and energy minister Tom Alweendo yesterday dismissed corruption allegations at the ministry, saying if there is graft, it is not sanctioned by him or the system.

Parliamentarian Josef Kauandenge said he is ashamed and concerned that the Rwandan government has dedicated an entire room depicting the 1904–1908 genocide of the Nama and Herero people, but this pivotal historical event is nowhere to be seen in Namibia.

Meatco’s CEO Mwilima Mushokabanji says progress has been made in unbundling the state-owned meat processor and marketer to deliver profitability.

Oshana director of education Hileni Amukana has said the Japanese embassy has shown its commitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, which call for the implementation of inclusive, equitable quality education for everyone by 2030.

Swapo chief whip in the National Assembly Hambyuka Hamunyera has rebuked his party’s legislators, who last Thursday absconded parliament, saying they are doing a disservice to the electorate. 

Rally for Democracy and Progress parliamentarian Mike Kavekotora has tabled a motion calling on government to conduct a thorough investigation and analysis on various “questionable” projects initiated by the authorities. 

The Damara People’s Assembly, the community’s highest decision-making body, was held in Windhoek last weekend.