Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )

Zambian truck drivers on Monday took time out of their busy schedules to honour the late president Hage Geingob for fostering peaceful integration within SADC.

Laziness, a lethargic attitude and a sloppy response when attending to critical community cases were some of the issues which got Otjozondjupa regional police commander Henrich Tjiveze hot under the collar during a recent community meeting at Coblenz village. 

Approximately 1.4 million individuals have registered their sim cards nationwide. 

Maiba Saisai has one of the most inspiring success stories of small-scale horticulture farming.

Negotiations for the management of the Port of Walvis Bay’s new N$4.2 billion container terminal seem to be nearing finality. 

The National Council Standing Committee on Education, Science, ICT and Youth Development has urged the government to maximise its budget towards training of teachers and resourcing schools with the necessary materials for the new curriculum to be effective. 

They say teachers in Ethiopia used to tell school children that if former Emperor Haile Selassie were to die, the sun would not rise.

It is with profound sadness and heartache that we, the Gubagub Landless Community from the /Khomas region, wishes to pass-on our heartfelt condolences to our departed president.

Government’s relaunched initiative started supporting the growth and sustainability of small and medium enterprises (SMEs), with over N$350 million or 70%, disbursed across the country. 

On Tuesday, Member of Parliament Hidipo Hamata introduced a motion in the National Assembly calling for the implementation of a comprehensive monitoring system to track compliance with laws and regulations by Namibian companies, as well as swift consequences for those found to be in violation of these standards.